Nombres Celta

Aiden

Little fire

Connor

Lover of hounds, wise

Finn

Fair or white; from the Old Irish "Fionn" meaning fair-haired or white, also associated with the hero Finn McCool

Owen

Young warrior; well-born; the Welsh form of the Latin Eugenius meaning well-born, or possibly from the Old Welsh Owain meaning young warrior

Riley

From Irish Gaelic "Ó Raghallaigh" meaning descendant of Raghallach; possibly meaning "courageous" or "valiant"

Brian

Strong, high, noble

Aidan

Little fire

Brianna

Noble, strong, virtuous

Isla

Island; from the Scottish Gaelic referring to an island, specifically Islay in Scotland

Nolan

Champion; noble; derived from the Irish O Nuallain meaning descendant of Nuallan, where nuall means famous or noble

Bryan

Noble, high, virtuous

Nadia

Hope; derived from the Slavic Nadya meaning hope, itself from the Old Slavic root nad meaning hope

Fiona

Fair or white; Anglicized form of the Gaelic name, from "fionn" meaning white, fair, or pure

Kennedy

Anglicized form of the Irish "Cinnéidigh" meaning "armored head" or "ugly head," from "ceann" (head) and "éidigh" (ugly/armored)

Finley

Fair warrior or hero; from the Scottish Gaelic "Fionnlagh" composed of "fionn" (white/fair) and "lagh" (warrior)

Maddox

Son of Madoc; derived from the Welsh personal name Madoc, meaning fortunate or beneficent

Sloane

Derived from the Irish Gaelic "Sluaghadhan," meaning raider or warrior

Aden

Fire, little fire

Bryson

Son of Brice, descendant of the noble one

Reagan

From Irish Gaelic "Ó Ríagáin" meaning descendant of Riagán; possibly from "ríog" meaning kingly

Bridget

Exalted one, strength

Kieran

Anglicized form of the Irish "Ciarán," a diminutive of "ciar" meaning "dark, black"; referring to dark complexion or features

Trevor

Welsh name from "tref fawr," meaning large homestead or big village settlement

Jenna

White wave or fair; a variant of Jenny and Jane, from the Welsh or Hebrew meaning fair one or God is gracious

Ronan

From Irish Gaelic "rónán" meaning little seal; a diminutive form associated with the animal and Celtic folklore

Lachlan

From the Scottish Gaelic "Lachlan" meaning "from the land of lochs (lakes)"; historically referred to Vikings from Scandinavia

Brendan

Prince, king

Britney

From Britain

Casey

Brave, vigilant, watchful

Keegan

Anglicized form of the Irish "Mac Aodhagáin" meaning "son of Aodhagán," a diminutive of Aodh meaning "fire"

Killian

Anglicized form of the Irish "Cillian," possibly from the Old Irish "ceall" meaning "church" or "monastery"

Lynn

From the Welsh "llyn" meaning "lake" or "waterfall"; also used as a short form of Linda or Lynette; a Celtic place name element

Milan

Gracious; dear; derived from the Slavic mil meaning grace or favor, also the name of the Italian city

Nola

Famous; noble; derived from the Irish Fionnuala meaning fair shoulder, or a short form of Magnolia or Eleanor

Reece

Anglicized form of Welsh "Rhys" meaning ardour, enthusiasm, or fiery warrior

Rhiannon

From Welsh mythology; derived from Proto-Celtic "Rigantona" meaning "great queen" or "divine queen"

Ashlyn

Dream, vision, ash tree meadow

Cayden

Fighter, spirit of battle

Ciara

Dark-haired, black

Kaiden

Modern variant of Caden or Kayden; possibly from the Gaelic "cadán" meaning "battle" or a phonetic form of Aidan meaning "little fire"

Kiera

Feminine form of Kieran, from the Irish "Ciara" meaning "dark, black-haired one," derived from the Old Irish "ciar" (dark)

Kyla

Feminine form of Kyle, from the Scottish Gaelic "caol" meaning "narrow, strait, channel," referring to a narrow piece of water

Neve

Snow; bright; the Irish name derived from the Old Irish niam meaning bright or lustrous, also an Italian word for snow

Trent

From the River Trent in England; derived from a Celtic root meaning strongly flooding or one who crosses

Milena

Gracious; dear; love; derived from the Slavic mil meaning grace, favor, or love

Briana

Noble, strong, virtuous

Kenzie

Short form of Mackenzie, from the Scottish Gaelic "MacCoinnich" meaning "son of Coinneach" where Coinneach means "comely, handsome"

Keith

From the Scottish place name derived from the Brythonic Celtic word meaning "wood, forest"; originally a topographic surname

Brittany

From Brittany, from Britain

Sabrina

From the River Severn, legendary princess

Tristan

Outcry, tumult, bold, sorrowful

Collin

Young creature, cub

Kailey

Variant of Kaylee or Kayleigh; a combination of Kay (from Katherine meaning "pure") and the suffix -ley (meadow)

Kendra

Possibly a feminine form of Kendrick from the Old Welsh "Cynwrig" meaning "greatest champion" or "royal power"

Kylee

Variant of Kylie, possibly from an Aboriginal Australian word "kiley" meaning "boomerang" or a feminine form of Kyle meaning "narrow strait"

Moira

Fate; destiny; the Irish and Scottish Gaelic form of Mary, also a Greek word meaning fate or destiny associated with the Moirai, the Greek goddesses of fate

Cheyenne

People of a different language

Darren

Great, oak tree

Dillon

Like a lion; from the Welsh "Dyflon" or Irish surname O Duilleain meaning flash of lightning

Eileen

Bright, shining one; Irish form of Helen, from the Greek "Helene" meaning torch or bright light