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Comment on Would Ps3 Games in Canada Work on a Ps3 Bought in Scotland? by 40th assassin

40th assassin — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 23:20:49 +0000

yes of course. same system, same game

Comment on What Are Some Good Celtic/Gaelic Names for a Baby Boy? by favorite_aunt24

favorite_aunt24 — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 04:14:29 +0000

Camden [ Scottish meaning from the winding valley]
Camlin [ Celtic meaning a crooked line ]
Carden [ Celtic meaning from the black fortress ]
Carlin [ Gaelic meaning a little champion ]
Carrick [ Gaelic meaning a dweller on a rocky cape ]

Cassidy [ Gaelic meaning clever ]
Cavan [ Gaelic meaning handsome ]
Cayden [ Gaelic meaning a spirit of battle ]
Clancy [ Celtic and means the offspring of a red-haired soldier ]

Comment on What Are Some Good Celtic/Gaelic Names for a Baby Boy? by Donncha Rua

Donncha Rua — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 03:37:38 +0000

It really annoys me when people, sometimes with the best will in the world, give “information” which they are not sure about, and so misinform other people by smothering worthwhile information in a pile of nonsense.

Beware of a lot of the contributors here – especially people who quote “babynamesworld” and “baynamesandstuff” which are simply collections of unsourced guesses! For instance, there is a long list above purporting to give celtic/gaelic meanings of names and most of them have no basis. Keenan means “little ancient one”?? Keeffe means “small stream”?? Not only are these examples pure crAp invented by conmen/women, but they are surnames which are never used as first names in Ireland (Some other surnames are, but not these).

Also I understand that you want specifically Scottish Gaelic names – many of the above are Irish Gaelic, although they are usually similar.

The best list of truly scottish gaelic names above, with no bullshit, is Kiki’s.

Comment on What Are Some Good Celtic/Gaelic Names for a Baby Boy? by Cricketfreak

Cricketfreak — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 03:01:37 +0000

Kieran, Carric, Niall, Abraham, Patrick, Finlay, Daniel, Garreth, Benjamin, Aidan, Trent, Kevin, Eoin, Ian, Kenneth, Verdon, Aaron
Just somr suggestions

Comment on What Are Some Good Celtic/Gaelic Names for a Baby Boy? by Kiki

Kiki — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 02:39:28 +0000

Alisdair
Angus (my son’s love this name because of the guitar player from ACDC)
Callum (Love this)
Duncan (Like this one alot also)
Ewan
Gavin
Gordon
Graham/Graeme (Love this also)
Grant (my son’s name)
Ian
Lachlan (Love this one also)
Malcolm
Niall (Another favorite)
Padraig/Patrick (nickname Patch is cute for this)
Reed (Like alot)
Tavish

Good site for scottish names:
http://www.namenerds.com/scottish/

Comment on What Are Some Good Celtic/Gaelic Names for a Baby Boy? by Amira M

Amira M — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 01:42:11 +0000

These are my favorite names

For a boy
Hunter,
Jason,
Zachary,
Chance,
Jabari
Ahsan
Pierce,
Cody,
Keith,
jaya
Nathan,
Dylan,
tanner,
Ephram,
Alex
Austin,
Trevor,
Anthony
Nikhil
damien
Canyon,
Matthew
Kenneth(Kenny),
Zeeshan,
Ryan,
Elijah,
Parker,
Shawn
Jacob,
Garrett
Kevin,
Nathaniel,
Ryan,
Kai
Jeremy
Isam,
Evan
Joey
Morgan
Elliot,
Cameron,
Pheonix,
Carter,
Karan
Ian,
Zander,
Colin,
Zahir,
Ethan
Jesse
Rajan,
Kyle,
Cory,
logan,
Hamza,
Owen,
dawson,
seth,
nadim,
Andrew,
Jordan,
Aaron,

Comment on What Are Some Good Celtic/Gaelic Names for a Baby Boy? by Enfin

Enfin — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 01:34:25 +0000

Farrell [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning a man of valoe ]
Faolan [ means wolf/ Celtic/Gaelic ]
Ferris [ Gaelic meaning an iron worker ]
Finn / Fionan [ Celtic/Gaelic means the fair one ]

Flan / Flann / Flannery [Celtic/Gaelic mean the son of a red-haired man from the flat lands ]

Flynn [ Celtic/Gaelic means: heir to the red-haired man ]
Forbes [ Celtic/Gaelic means prosperous ]
Fraley [ means a Friar ]
Fynn [ its a form of Finn ]

Ronan [ Celtic meaning a pledge ]
Rooney [ Gaelic meaning red-haired ]
Rory [ Gaelic meaning the red king ]

Ross [ Scottish meaning a horse or man from the peninsula ]
Riordan [ Gaelic meaning a poet ]
Roarke [ Gaelic meaning a famous ruler ]

Cael [ Celtic meaning victorious ]
Cairbre [ Celtic meaning a strong man ]
Callum / Calum [ Celtic meaning a dove ]
Cargan [ Celtic meaning a little rock ]
Carlow [ Celtic it's the name of Quadruple Lake ]

Cathal [ Celtic meaning a mighty battle ]
Cian [ Celtic meaning something ancient ]
Cillian [ Celtic meaning a war ]
Colum [ Celtic for a dove ]

Conan [ Celtic meaning wise ]
Conlan [ Celtic meaning a hero ]
Conley / Connley

Connor / Conor [ Celtic meaning strong willed ]
Conroy [ Celtic meaning a wise man ]
Cormac [ Celtic meaning charioteer ]
Cornell [ Celtic and it's taken from the name Cornelius ]
Crevan [ Celtic meaning a fox ]

Caedmon [ Celtic meaning a wise warrior ]
Cailan [ Gaelic meaning a child ]

Cassidy [ Gaelic meaning clever ]
Cavan [ Gaelic meaning handsome ]
Cayden [ Gaelic meaning a spirit of battle ]
Clancy [ Celtic and means the offspring of a red-haired soldier ]

Coalan [ Celtic meaning slender ]
Colin [ Celtic meaning a young child ]
Corey / Cory [ Celtic meaning a raven from the hollow ]
Craig [ Celtic /Scottish meaning from near the crag ]

Allen /Allan/Alan [ Celtic meaning harmony and peace ]
Brett [ Celtic meaning one who comes from Britain ]
Bryan / Brain / Ryan [ Irish meaning strength and nobility ]
Glenn /Glen [ Celtic meaning of the narrow valley ]
Kyle [ Gaelic meaning a hill where cattle graze ]
Logan [ Gaelic meaning from the hollow ]
Blane / Blaine [ Irish meaning thin ]
Brady [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning broad shouldered ]
Gannon [ Irish meaning fair-skinned ]

Kane [ Gaelic meaning honor ]
Kevin [ Irish meaning handsome ]
Neal / Neil [ Gaelic meaning a champion ]
Nolan /Nolen [ Gaelic meaning famous ]

Taban [ Celtic meaning a genius ]
Darrin / Darren/ Darin [ Celtic/Gaelic means greatness ]
Afton [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning from the Afton River ]
Aidan [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning firey ]
Baird [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning a ministral ]
Barry /Bary [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning a marksman ]
Bevan [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning a son of Evan ]
Boyd / Boyd [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning fair-haired ]

Brendon [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning little raven ]
Brice [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning having great ambition ]
Bryant [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning strong ]
Casey [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning brave ]
Cheyne [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning God's gift ]
Cole [ Celtic/Gaelic and it's from the name Nicholas ]
Reilly [ Celtic/Gaelic meaning a small stream ]
Keenan [ Irish Gaelic meaning little ancient one ]
Keefe [ Irish Gaelic meaning noble ]
Kieran [ Irish Gaelic meaning little dark one ]

If you need anymore I have plenty and you can check out link.
Congratulations to you both.

Comment on What Are Some Good Celtic/Gaelic Names for a Baby Boy? by Dionne

Dionne — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 01:22:49 +0000

I went to babynamesworld.com and did a seach of Scottish names. Here are some
Aiden, Aiken, Alstair, Andra, Boyd, Brodie, Bryce, Caleb, Callum, Cameron, Colin, Cowie, Denny, Dalzell, Donovan, Duffy, Ducan, Evan, Ewen, Gavin, Grant, Lain, Keir, Kendrick, Kenzie, Kincaid, Kyle, Logan, Lowden, Morgan, Monroe, Reid, Scott, Sinclair, Steafan, Tavish, Tait, Tormod

Comment on What Are Some Good Celtic/Gaelic Names for a Baby Boy? by hbomb8404

hbomb8404 — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 00:23:18 +0000

My first name is Hagen — derived from Irish/Gaelic (pronounced “Hay-gehn,” not the same as the German, “Hah-gehn.”)

It means “Youthful One.”

Comment on What Are Some Good Celtic/Gaelic Names for a Baby Boy? by Madscientist

Madscientist — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 00:22:08 +0000

Aidan
Ryan
Keegan
Connor