Mclaine: Name Meaning, Origin, and Popularity

Pronunciation: muh-KLAYN
Origin: Ireland
gender-female

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Updated on Jul 01, 2025 · 1 min read
Region Origin: Scottish, Irish
Meaning: Son of the servant of St. John

Mclaine is a distinctive and uncommon name that carries an air of sophistication. Traditionally a surname, it has found its way into first name territory, offering a unique choice for individuals seeking something out of the ordinary. The name can be used for both genders, although it is more frequently associated with males. Mclaine, with its roots in Gaelic heritage, evokes a sense of history and tradition, while also being modern and stylish. This name might remind some of the renowned actor Bruce Willis who portrayed the iconic character John McClane in the "Die Hard" film series, bringing a sense of ruggedness and resilience to the name. The name Mclaine is often chosen by those who appreciate a blend of classic and contemporary influences, making it an excellent choice for individuals who wish to stand out with a name that is both memorable and meaningful.

Mclaine Name Popularity Data

chat-overall Mclaine is currently #42716 in the popularity of the name rankings.
gender-female Girl: Mclaine is currently #24459 on Kiindred Girl Names

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