Iain is a masculine given name with Scottish origins, derived from the Gaelic form of the name Iain, a variant of John. It means God is gracious and has been a traditional name in Scotland for centuries. The name has evolved over time. Its popularity is closely related to Ian, which peaked in the 1960s in the UK, but specific data for Iain 's popularity is not clearly established. Iain is known for its unique charm and humble character, making it a beloved name across generations. Its significance lies in its cultural and historical roots, reflecting the values of grace and compassion.
