In ancient Gaul, Celtic tribes inhabited lands now known as France and its neighbors, contributing a distinct linguistic heritage. Gaulish baby names often reflected natural elements, clan affiliations, or warrior spirit. Though largely overshadowed by Latin and Germanic tongues, some examples persist or influence modern French naming. Adopting a Gaulish name reconnects families with a time when druids led rituals, and tribal chiefs forged robust cultural identities.
Of Irish origin, meaning "little fire."
Fiery
Of Scottish origin, meaning "elf victory."
Of Irish origin, meaning "dream" or "vision."
A Scottish form of Alexander, meaning "defender of the people."
One choice
Of Irish origin, meaning "sweet lady" or "melodious woman."
Of Scottish origin, meaning "plain" or "field."
Of Scottish origin, meaning "plain" or "field."
Brody carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Brody carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Watchful
Casey carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Catriona carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Cian carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Dove
Corey carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Hollow
Cormac carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Rock
Sorrowful
A variant of the surname de la Noye
From South Munster
A variant of the Gaulish tribe of the Eburovices
Gift of god
Brown warrior
Pleasure
Fire
Of the hip origin.
Of the Gaelic origin.
Of the Gaelic origin.
Juniper tree
Glen
Land of abundance and fertile land
Associated with bold qualities.
Round
Of the name origin.
A name with unique qualities.
Little dark
Little dark
A variant of John
Associated with bold qualities.
Of leadership origin.
Of leadership origin.
Lennon signifies 'a lover'.
Lennon signifies 'a lover'.
Intoxicating
Herring
Devotee of Saint Columba
Bitter
Champion
