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.

Similar Names

Related Names

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

Mac  (Gaelic)
Son Of. Scottish and Irish Surname Prefix Sometimes Used As a Given Name or Nickname. Mack: (Scottish) Ancient Scottish Given Name

Mac  (Scottish)
Son Of; Derived from the Gaelic Mac (Son Of), a Common First Element in Scottish and Irish Surnames. Variation: Mack. (Mak)

Macduff  (Shakespearean)
'The Tragedy of Macbeth' Macduff, Thane of Fife, a Nobleman of Scotland Who Finally Kills Macbeth

Maggie  (Scottish)
Scottish Form of Margaret: Pearl

Mai  (Scottish)
Scottish Form of Margaret: Pearl

Maidie  (English)
Girl; Maiden. Also Can Be a Scottish Diminutive of Margaret

Maidie  (Hebrew)
Diminutive of Mary: Wished-for Child; Rebellion; Bitter. Famous Bearers: the Virgin Mary; Mary Magdalene; Mary, Queen of Scots (-)

Mair  (Hebrew)
Variant of Mary: Wished-for Child; Rebellion; Bitter. Famous Bearers: the Virgin Mary; Mary Magdalene; Mary, Queen of Scots (-)

Maire  (Hebrew)
Variant of Mary: Wished-for Child; Rebellion; Bitter. Famous Bearers: the Virgin Mary; Mary Magdalene; Mary, Queen of Scots (-)

Mairead  (Scottish)
A Peral; a Scottish Form of Margaret. Variations: Maighread. Pet: Magaidh, Maisie, Peigi. (May-red)

Maisie  (Scottish)
Scottish Diminutive Form of Margaret: Pearl, Child of Light

Maisie  (Hebrew)
Diminutive of Mary: Wished-for Child; Rebellion; Bitter. Famous Bearers: the Virgin Mary; Mary Magdalene; Mary, Queen of Scots (-)

Malcolm  (Scottish)
Of Royal Blood, Servant of St. Columba; Derived from the Gaelic Maolcolm (Servant of St. Columba). St. Columba (521-97) Was an Irish Missionary Who Played a Major Role in Converting Scotland and North

Mamie  (Hebrew)
Diminutive of Mary: Wished-for Child; Rebellion; Bitter. Famous Bearers: the Virgin Mary; Mary Magdalene; Mary, Queen of Scots (-)

Maretta  (Scottish)
A Pearl; an Anglicized Form of Mairead, a Scottish Gaelic Form of Margaret. Short Forms: Etta. (Mah-reh-tah)

Mary  (Hebrew)
Wished-for Child; Rebellion; Bitter. Famous Bearers: the Virgin Mary; Mary Magdalene; Mary, Queen of Scots (-)

Maureen  (Scottish)
Sea of Bitterness or 'Dark Skinned'; Derived from Mary. Variations: Maurene, Maurine. (Mor-reen). Origin: Scottish

May  (Scottish)
Scottish Form of Margaret: Pearl

Melville  (Scottish)
A Scottish Surname Based on a French Place Name

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

Montgomery  (French)
Mountain Belonging to the Ruler. Surname of Numerous English and Scottish Earls

Moray  (Scottish)
Variant of Murray: Sea. A Scottish Surname and Place Name

Murchadh  (Celtic)
Derived from the Obsolete Celtic Moricatu-s, a Compound Name Composed from the Elements Mor (Sea) and Cath (Warrior, War). Murchadh is a Popular Name and is Anglicized As Murphy in Scotland and Murrou

Murray  (Scottish)
From the Sea. Ancient Scottish Clan Surname

Mysie  (Scottish)
Variant of Maisie: Scottish Diminutive Form of Margaret: Pearl, Child of Light

Nigel  (Gaelic)
Champion from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nigel  (English)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nigel  (Scandinavian)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nijel  (Gaelic)
Champion from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nijel  (English)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nijel  (Scandinavian)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Ninian  (Welsh)
St. Ninian Was a Th Century Bishop Sent to Scotland to Convert the Picts to Christianity

Njal  (Scandinavian)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nygel  (Gaelic)
Champion from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nygel  (English)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Nygel  (Scandinavian)
Champion. from the Irish and Scottish Niall

Phemie  (Scottish)
Diminutive of Euphemia: a Popular Scottish Name Taken from the Greek, Meaning Auspicious Speech or Good Repute

Prescot  (English)
Priest's Cottage. Surname

Prescott  (English)
From the Priest's Dwelling

Prescott  (English)
Priest's Cottage

Quade  (Gaelic)
From the Scottish Clan Name Mcquade

Quinn  (Gaelic)
Counsel. A Scottish and Irish Surname Used As a Given Name from Very Ancient Times

Rab  (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

Rabbie  (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

Ranulf  (Scottish)
Scottish Form of Randolf (Shield Wolf). The Name, Introduced by the Scandinavians, is Derived from the Old Norse Randulfr, a Compound Name Composed from the Elements Rand, Rond (The Edge or Rim of a S

Rhona  (Scottish)
Scottish Place Name

Robert  (German)
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

Roberta  (German)
Feminine Form 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

Robin  (German)
Variant 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

Additional Names