Baby Names

Celtic baby names

52 names of Celtic origin with their meaning

  • Of Celtic origin, meaning "king of the bears".

    Celtic · Italian · English · Latin

  • Dana

    Girl

    It carries two readings: in Hebrew, "she who judges"; in Celtic myth, the name of the mother goddess.

    Hebrew · Celtic

  • Gael

    Boy

    Of Breton origin, meaning "generosity" or "generous lord".

    Celtic · Breton

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Dana — "she who judges".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Celtic

  • Combines María — "beloved" — with Muriel — "bright sea".

    Hebrew · Biblical · Celtic · Irish

  • Alan

    Boy

    Of Celtic origin, meaning "harmony" or "handsome". It is very popular in English-speaking countries and increasingly used in Spain.

    Celtic · English · Germanic

  • Of Irish origin, meaning "sweet and honest man".

    Irish · Celtic

  • Of Celtic origin, meaning "little warrior".

    Irish · Celtic

  • Mael

    Boy

    Of Celtic origin, meaning "prince".

    Celtic

  • A unisex name of Hindu origin, meaning "union".

    Sanskrit · Latin · Celtic · Italian

  • Muriel

    Girl

    Means "bright sea"; also linked to the scent of myrrh.

    Celtic · Irish

  • A diminutive of Drust in Old French, meaning "tumult". It was also the name of a knight in the legends of King Arthur.

    Celtic · Latin · French

  • A Celtic boy's name meaning "Guardian of the Bear".

    Celtic · English

  • Bran

    Boy

    A diminutive of Brandon, an English name meaning "hill covered with brush". In Celtic culture, however, it is also the name of the god of the underworld, represented by a raven.

    Celtic · English

  • An English name meaning "vigilant".

    English · Celtic

  • Cian

    Boy

    An Irish name meaning "ancient".

    Irish · Celtic

  • Duna

    Girl

    The hill of sand shaped by the wind.

    Dutch · Celtic

  • Neira

    Girl

    A Galician place name and surname, tied to the river Neira in Lugo.

    Galician · Celtic

  • Orla

    Girl

    Means "golden princess".

    Irish · Celtic

  • Of Celtic origin, known as "the thunderer".

    Celtic

  • Of Celtic origin, meaning "place of horses".

    Celtic

  • In Celtic mythology, the alder tree is associated with the god Bran; it is also the name of a tree in the birch family.

    Celtic

  • Means "precious".

    Celtic

  • The name of a Celtic prince who gave a great treasure to King Scipio in exchange for the return of his betrothed.

    Celtic

  • Son of Brigo, the first inhabitant of Galicia according to Celtic writings.

    Celtic

  • Brai

    Boy

    A boy's name of Celtic origin. It is a variant of the name Blas and is said to mean "stammerer".

    Celtic

  • Celtic. Means "raven".

    Celtic

  • Represents the simple beauty of a "drop of water".

    Celtic

  • Means "hill, mount".

    Celtic

  • Of Celtic origin, widely used in Galicia in honor of the founder of the Galician nation. Means "strength".

    Celtic · Galician

  • He was a warrior of a Celtic tribe in Britain, a leader in the resistance against the Roman invasion.

    Celtic

  • Of Celtic origin, meaning "chief of the clan".

    Celtic

  • Means "full of goodness".

    Celtic

  • Means "loyal as a lion".

    Celtic

  • Ancient Roman name used by the Celts as a surname for the gens Livia.

    Celtic

  • Means "guardian".

    Celtic

  • Means "brightness, bright".

    Celtic

  • Means "person from the mountains".

    Celtic

  • Esus

    Boy

    The lord of the forests in the Celtic pantheon.

    Celtic

  • A Gaelic variant of Gavin, of Celtic origin, meaning "white hawk".

    Celtic · Irish

  • Means "white hawk".

    Celtic

  • A Celtic gladiator who led the rebel slaves during the war of Spartacus.

    Celtic

  • Means "one who lived among the alders."

    Celtic

  • Of Celtic origin, meaning "white hawk."

    Celtic

  • Haco

    Boy

    Of Celtic origin, meaning "flame, fire."

    Celtic

  • Isolde

    Girl

    Its meaning is debated: readings include "ice-ruler" or "the fair one".

    Celtic · Germanic

  • Of Celtic origin, meaning "he who holds the keys".

    Celtic