Among the tribes of Gaul, naming a boy often signaled martial prowess and devotion to nature-based spirituality. Influenced by a Celtic dialect older than French, names might reference revered animals, local gods, or heroic feats. Though overshadowed by Roman conquest, vestiges remain in place names and linguistic fragments. By selecting a Gaulish baby boy name, parents can channel historic valor and a deep connection to the land.
Brody carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Of the Gaelic origin.
Descendant of conn
Rory carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Of the name origin.
Of leadership origin.
Little king
Noble-born
Associated with bold qualities.
Casey carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Courageous
Ronin carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
One choice
Lennon signifies 'a lover'.
Brown warrior
Little dark
Lord
Seamus carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Fiery
Cormac carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Associated with bold qualities.
Cian carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Of Scottish origin, meaning "plain" or "field."
Devotee of Saint Columba
From South Munster
God is gracious
A Scottish form of Alexander, meaning "defender of the people."
A variant of the surname de la Noye
Rooney means 'little red one'.
Hollow
Champion
Dove
A variant of the Gaulish tribe of the Eburovices
Glen
Rock
