375 Celtic Baby Boy Names With Meanings
From Aidan to Leigh, discover unique and stylish names curated just for you.
Celtic baby names have their origin from Scotland, Wales, Ireland, England and Northern Spain that have a magical and musical feel to them. Most of the modern Celtic names are unisex with a tricky pronunciation. The Celts are the European tribes who occupied a major part of the north of the Alps during Iron age and have established in the British Isles during fourth to second centuries B.C.You will find Celtic names by anyone with ancestral origin in Europe, Danube to the Rhine and also Douro Rivers. Here we have a list of all those fairly common to exotic Celtic baby boy names. If you wish your baby to hold a name reflecting Celtic Heritage, find the best name from the below collection.
Name | 性别 | Meaning | |
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Aidan | Unisex | Little and Fiery | |
Allen | Boy | Allen is Little Rock | |
Bowen | Boy | son of "Owen" | |
Brian | Boy | A noble man from the hills | |
Bryan | Boy | A courageous and virtuous man | |
Cullen | Boy | Handsome boy | |
Dallas | Boy | Dwelling place | |
Desmond | Boy | One from South Munster | |
Donald | Boy | A great chief who rules the world | |
Fiona | Boy | White or fair (latinised version of fionna) | |
Mavis | Boy | English - Resembling a small bird | |
Owen | Boy | A well born, young warrior; noble birth | |
Quinn | Boy | Intelligent man | |
Ronan | Boy | To make a promising oath | |
Sloan | Boy | One with the nature of a warrior, a fighter in heart | |
Sloane | Boy | He is a warrior in heart | |
Aart | Boy | Celtic - Stone; bear; German - Thor; The Eagle ; A variant form of Arthur | |
Adie | Boy | Celtic - Little Fire; Hebrew - Man; Latin - Man from Hadria, dark one | |
Aengus | Boy | Celtic - One Choice; A variant of name Angus | |
Aeron | Boy | The tattle or war, a berry fruit | |
Ailbe | Boy | Celtic: White; A variant of the name is Ailbhe | |
Alen | Boy | Celtic - Little Rock, Harmony Peace; English - Fair; Noble; Bright; A variant of name Alan; | |
Allan | Boy | Allan is Little Rock | |
Allon | Boy | Hebrew - Oak; Gothic - Noble and Ready; Celtic - Little Rock, Harmony, Peace; A variant of name Alan | |
Alon | Boy | Hebrew - Oak; Gothic - Noble and Ready; Celtic - Little Rock, Harmony, Peace; A variant of name Alan | |
Alula | Unisex | Embodied with celestial wisdom they are dainty like feather are the first born and full of rushness | |
Aneurin | Boy | Celtic - High Minded; A variation of name is Aneirin | |
Annan | Boy | Celtic - From the Brook; Arabic - Slow Actor, Sluggish (not used due to negative meaning) | |
Anyon | Boy | Celtic - Anvil | |
Aodh | Boy | Celtic - Fire, Brightness, Splendour; Derived from the element "Aed" which means Fire | |
Aodhan | Boy | Celtic - Fire, Brightness, Splendour; A variant of the name Aodh | |
Aonghas | Boy | Celtic - One Choice; A variant of name is Angus | |
Aonghus | Boy | Celtic - One Choice; A variant of name is Angus | |
Are | Boy | Celtic - Stone, Bear; Germanic - Thor, The Eagle; A variant of name Arthur | |
Arlynn | Unisex | One who has lot of aspirations; pledge | |
Artair | Boy | Bear; very impressive and powerful | |
Arte | Boy | Celtic - Stone, Bear; Germanic - Thor, The Eagle; A variant of name Arthur | |
Artek | Boy | Celtic - Stone, Bear; Germanic - Thor, The Eagle; A variant of name Arthur | |
Arth | Boy | Celtic - Stone, Bear; Germanic - Thor, The Eagle; A variant of name Arthur | |
Arthek | Boy | An old Cornish name derived from the Celtic word arto, which means bear. | |
Arther | Boy | Celtic - Stone, Bear; Germanic - Thor, The Eagle; A variant of name Arthur | |
Artie | Boy | Celtic - Stone, Bear; Greek - Follower of Artemis; A variant of name Arthur | |
Artis | Boy | Celtic - Stone, Bear; Germanic - Thor, The Eagle; A variant of name Arthur | |
Arto | Boy | Celtic - Stone, Bear; Germanic - Thor, The Eagle; A variant of name Arthur | |
Artturi | Boy | Celtic - Stone, Bear; Germanic - Thor, The Eagle; A variant of name Arthur | |
Artur | Boy | Celtic - Stone, Bear; Germanic - Thor, The Eagle; A variant of name Arthur | |
Arturs | Boy | Latvian form of Artur, meaning strong as a bear. | |
Arty | Boy | Celtic - Stone, Bear; Germanic - Thor, The Eagle; A variant of name Arthur | |
Arzhur | Boy | Bear man | |
Atre | Boy | Celtic - Stone; bear; German - Thor; The Eagle ; A variant form of Arthur | |
Atrus | Boy | A Bear man; they are excellent at analyzing | |
Attie | Boy | Someone who is as strong as a bear | |
Aty | Boy | They have the power of a Bear | |
作者 | Boy | One who has the strength of a Bear | |
Author | Boy | An author, a Bear or a stone | |
Avan | Boy | One who is a little abbot; owner of the world | |
Avon | Boy | The one who is fertile and is a river | |
Balfour | Boy | Celtic - Farm Pasture; Balfer and Balfor are variant names | |
Barry | Boy | Celtic - Fair headed; Spear; Mound; Dune German - Brave; A variant of name Bernard | |
Bary | Boy | Celtic - Fair headed; Spear; Mound; Dune German - Brave; A variant of name Bernard | |
Bedwyr | Boy | A variant of Bedivere, a character in Welsh mythology | |
Beli | Boy | Celtic - Shining One; A variant of name Belenus | |
Bodiccius | Boy | He who is a great victor | |
Bowden | Boy | means a hill shaped like a bow or a dweller on top of a hill | |
Braden | Boy | One who is as sleek as a salmon | |
Bradene | Boy | One who is as sleek as a salmon; alternate spelling for "Braden" | |
Braedyn | Unisex | The heir or descendant of Bradan | |
Brain | Boy | The important part of the body, located in the skull | |
Brandan | Boy | Sword; a weapon with a sharp blade | |
Brann | Boy | Raven; a black bird that resembles a crow | |
Branok | Boy | Cornish name derived from Celtic word brano, which means raven, crow. | |
Bredon | Boy | Sword; a sharp weapon used for killing | |
Brenden | Boy | Brave and unafraid | |
Brendis | Boy | Celtic - Prince; A variant of name Brendan | |
Brendt | Boy | The top of a hill; a hilltop | |
Brennen | Boy | One who is brave and unafraid | |
Brennon | Boy | Celtic - Prince; A variant of name Brendan | |
Brentley | Boy | A hilltop or a mountain top | |
Brenton | Boy | A hilltop or the top of a mountain | |
Brhita | Boy | One who is strong | |
Brieg | Boy | Derives from the word, meaning bear, stone, disciple | |
Brigacos | Boy | The high or mighty person | |
Bryok | Boy | A shortened form of Briafael, meaning mighty prince. | |
Cairbre | Boy | A Celtic Boy name | |
Caractacus | Boy | One who is loved | |
Carantok | Boy | The name is derived from the Celtic word karant, which means friend. | |
Caratacus | Boy | He is loved and cared for | |
Cars | Boy | A person who has war like characteristics; a fighter | |
Casek | Boy | A form of Cadok, meaning battle. | |
Casworon | Boy | An old Cornish name meaning battle hero. | |
Catavignus | Boy | A Celtic male name | |
Catguallaun | Boy | A leader of the Coeling dynastie | |
Celt | Unisex | A musical and exotic name | |
Celtic | Unisex | An exotic name for a musical | |
Chad | Boy | A saint; they protect and are defender | |
Chadd | Boy | Name of a saint who protects others | |
Cinuchan | Boy | One who is a chief | |
Cinuedu | Boy | Person who is a leader, a chief | |
Cistumucus | Boy | Celtic Boy name, one who is chief | |
Cleland | Boy | A land that is made up of clay; clayland |
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do Celtic baby boy names differ from names of other cultures?
Celtic baby boy names have unique sounds, spellings, and deep connections to Celtic mythology and history. They often carry ancient meanings and reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Celtic people, making them differ from the names of other cultures.
2. Are there any famous historical or cultural figures with Celtic baby boy names?
There are several famous historical and cultural figures with Celtic baby boy names. Arthur, inspired by King Arthur, symbolizes nobility. Finn, from Finn MacCool, represents bravery. Cú Chulainn (born Sétanta), a warrior defending Ulster, embodies strength. Tristan, the Arthurian legend, signifies love and loyalty. Merlin, the enigmatic sorcerer, evokes magic and wisdom. These names carry ancient tales and inspire valor.
3. What are some unique or uncommon Celtic baby boy names?
Some unique and unusual Celtic baby boy names include Tadhg meaning ‘poet,’ Phelan meaning ‘like a wolf,’ Lunn meaning ‘warlike,’ and Ailill meaning ‘beauty.’
4. What Celtic name means freedom?
Saoirse, pronounced SHEER-sha, is a Celtic name that means ‘freedom.’
5. What Celtic names mean gift from God?
The name Sean and its variations and forms Seana, Shawn, Shane, Shani, and Shauna are a few Celtic names that mean ‘Gift from God.’
6. What Celtic boy name means light?
A few Celtic names that mean light include Ailey, Engl, Evelyn, Finn, and Luc.