Looking for names that mean Scot? We couldn't find the exact name Scot, but listed below are some first names meaning Scot or names similar to the word Scot.

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Grizel  (Scottish)
Scottish Form of Grizelda: Gray Haired

Grizela  (Scottish)
Scottish Form of Grizelda: Gray Haired

Hamilton  (Scottish)
A Scottish Surname and Place Name of One of the Great Noble Families of Scotland, and Used As a Given Name Since the Th Century

Heather  (English)
A Flowering Evergreen Plant That Thrives on Peaty Barren Lands As in Scotland. Heather

Hob  (German)
Diminutive of Robert: Famed, Bright; Shining. an All-time Favorite Boys' Name Since the Middle Ages. Famous Bearers: Scottish National Hero Robert the Bruce and Novelist Robert Ludlum

Iain  (Scottish)
Scottish Variant of Ian: 'Gift from God'

Ian  (Scottish)
God is Graciou; Scottish Form of John.(Ee-an)

Innes  (Scottish)
Surname Derived from the Name of a Barony in the Former County of Moray in Northeastern Scotland. Innes is Derived from the Gaelic Innis (Island). (In-nes)

Iomhair  (Gaelic)
Archer, Bow Warrior; a Gaelic Form of Ivor, a Scottish Variant of the Scandinavian Ivar, a Compound Name Composed of the Old Norse Elements Yr (Yew, Bow) and Herr (Warrior, Army). Variations: Imhear,

Iona  (Scottish)
Taken from the Name of a Small Island in the Hebrides, a Group of Islands Off the West Coast of Scotland

Iona  (Scottish)
Dove. Also the Name of a Scottish Island

Isa  (Scottish)
Oath of God. Scottish Variant of Isabel

Iseabal  (Scottish)
Scottish Form of Isabel: Consecrated to God

Isla  (Scottish)
From the Name of a Scottish River

Isla  (Scottish)
Modern Derivation from Islay, Which is the Name of a Scottish Island. (I-lay)

Isobel  (Scottish)
Scottish Form of Isabel: Consecrated to God

Ivan  (Russian)
The Russian Form of John: Gracious Gift from God. Ivanhoe is the Medieval Variant Sir Walter Scott Used for the Saxon Hero of 'Ivanhoe.'

Ivan  (Slavic)
Variant of John. Ivanhoe is the Medieval Variant Sir Walter Scott Used for the Saxon Hero of 'Ivanhoe.'

Ivanhoe  (Russian)
Variant of John. Ivanhoe is the Medieval Variant Sir Walter Scott Used for the Saxon Hero of 'Ivanhoe.'

Ivanhoe  (Slavic)
Variant of John. Ivanhoe is the Medieval Variant Sir Walter Scott Used for the Saxon Hero of 'Ivanhoe.'

Ivano  (Russian)
Variant of John. Ivanhoe is the Medieval Variant Sir Walter Scott Used for the Saxon Hero of 'Ivanhoe.'

Ivano  (Slavic)
Variant of John. Ivanhoe is the Medieval Variant Sir Walter Scott Used for the Saxon Hero of 'Ivanhoe.'

Ivor  (Scottish)
Archer, Bow Warrior;A Scottish Form of Ivar, a Name Introduced by Scandinavian Settlers. it is Derived from the Old Norse Elements Yr (Yew, Bow) and Herr (Warrior, Army). Imhear, Lomhair, and Lomhar a

Jacoba  (Scottish)
Variant of Jacobina: Supplanter. Feminine Version of the Name Jacob, Used Occasionally in Scotland

Jacobina  (Scottish)
Supplanter. Feminine Version of the Name Jacob, Used Occasionally in Scotland

Jean  (Scottish)
Scottish Version of the Old French Jehane, a Feminine Form of John: God is Gracious

Jeanette  (Scottish)
Diminutive of Jean: Scottish Version of the Old French Jehane, a Feminine Form of John: God is Gracious

Jeanie  (Scottish)
Diminutive of Jean: Scottish Version of the Old French Jehane, a Feminine Form of John: God is Gracious

Jeanne  (Scottish)
Variant of Jean: Scottish Version of the Old French Jehane, a Feminine Form of John: God is Gracious

Jeannette  (Scottish)
Diminutive of Jean: Scottish Version of the Old French Jehane, a Feminine Form of John: God is Gracious

Jeannie  (Scottish)
Diminutive of Jean: Scottish Version of the Old French Jehane, a Feminine Form of John: God is Gracious

Jessie  (Scottish)
Scottish Form of Jean, a Short Form of Jessica, and a Feminine Form of Jesse, Which is Derived from the Hebrew Yishai (Gift). Short Form: Jess. (Jes-see)

Jessie  (English)
Scottish Form of Jean, a Short Form of Jessica, and a Feminine Form of Jesse, Which is Derived from the Hebrew Yishai (Gift). Short Form: Jess. (Jes-see)

Kameron  (English)
Modern Female Variant of the Scottish Cameron, Meaning Crooked or Bent Nose

Kelvin  (Celtic/Gaelic)
A River of Scotland

Kirsten  (Scottish)
Variant of Kirsty: Christian. A Scottish Variant of Christina

Kirsty  (Scottish)
Christian. A Scottish Variant of Christina

Lachina  (Scottish)
Land of the Lochs; a Feminine Form of Scottish Lachlan and Lachann (Land of the Lochs), Which are Derived from Lochlann, a Name That Originated As a Term Referring to Migrant Norwegians Who Came from

Leagsaidh  (Scottish)
Defender of Mankind; a Scottish Form of Lexy, a Pet Form of Alexandra. (Leks-ee)

Lennox  (Scottish)
Surname and Clan Name. Lennox; a Scottish Nobleman; Appears in Shakespeare's Macbeth

Lennox  (Shakespearean)
'The Tragedy of Macbeth' a Nobleman of Scotland

Les  (Scottish)
Diminutive of Leslie: Scottish Surname and Place Name. from Leslie

Les  (Scottish)
Diminutive of Lesley: Scottish Surname and Place Name

Leslee  (Scottish)
Derived from Name of a Prominent Scottish Clan 'Leslie

Lesley  (Scottish)
Scottish Surname and Place Name

Leslie  (Scottish)
Scottish Surname and Place Name. from Leslie

Lezlie  (Scottish)
Name of a Prominent Scottish Clan Spelled to Preserve Original Scottish Pronunciation

Lindsay  (Scottish)
Scottish Surname Derived from Lincoln, a Shortened Form of Lindum Colonia, the First Part of Which is Thought to Be from the Welsh Llyn (Lake) and the Second from the Latin Colonia (Settlement, Colony

Liusaidh  (Scottish)
Famous in War Ot Light; a Scottish Form of Louisa (Famous in War) and Lucy (Light). (Lwee-sah)

Lorn  (Scottish)
Variant of Lorne: the Name of an Early Scottish Chieftain and a Place Name. Famous Bearer: Canadian Actor Lorne Green (-)

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