Fourth son - need a Scottish name. Used three already-help!

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So we're onto either Lachlan or Brodie for this one but I'm looking for more suggestions. We already have a Euan, Callum and a Fergus. I had dismissed Innes but heard it in a shop today and quite liked it.

Im stuck - poor we'd Fergus was nameless for 10 days - I want to get this one cracked before he pops out.

In my family we have a Callum, a Brodie (17 now so well before its time as it seems to be having a bit of a spurt at the moment) A Rory, a Ewan, and a Cameron.

When I was PG x 3 (youngest is 12 now) I had Fergus, Angus, Lachlan and Hamish on my lists. I think Douglas is nice and Dougie is really cute. Also like Gregor or Gregory.

Alasdair & Hamish (no bias here either! )

You've already used my favourite, Fergus!
Andrew
Alastair (or spelling variations as appropriate)
Alexander (great name)
Fraser

I like Brodie, not so keen on Lachlan (they're ten-a-penny over here in Australia)

Kevin or Keith - both currently underused, I believe. Actually Keith might go quite nicely...

Lorcan is really nice as well, not sure if that is Scots or Irish though?

Logan, Eoin (although obv a bit similar to Euan...), Finlay, Harris, Alastair, Mungo, Gordon, Ruairidh, Gregor, Andrew, Fraser??

I like Brodie and Lachlan - Brodie is probably a bit more unusual.

Duncan of course.

I have a Euan and a Duncan
Both great names.

Donovan though Lachlan is nice too.

We have a Fergus DH is Ewen and DN is Cameron. I really like Alastair and Lachlan. Also like Brodie. DB is Ross.

Abraham
Boyd
Fraser
Hamish
Gilbert
Gregor
Laurence
Logan
Magnus
Wallace

Magnus is nice. Can't stand Logan. But then I know a dodgy family with a Logan.

Good to know about Lachlan overseas as we could be heading abroad. Is Brodie popular in oz? I told my English friend and she who was drunk at the time and she reacted with horror to Brodie -'yuk, that's so teen American'. Felt a bit if that's the perception.

Also know a dodgy Logan. Although I love Campbell, struan and Magnus they're all out as a bit too similar to the others in sound. Ross and Fraser were always on the 'b' list. Fergus was to be a Fraser but he just didn't look like a Fraser when he came out.

We have a lorne at work - just think sausage when I see it.

Tavish??? What do you think - Tavie? (too much like chavy)?

Keep it coming ladies

Hamish
Angus
Tavish reminds me of the bagpuss story

How about Ruaraidh?

Just googled Tavish McTavish - seemingly the 2nd worst bagpipe player with a drink problem

I have Lisles and Lysles in my family-we are from Northumberland, but are they Scottish names?

What about Hamish?

My friend has a Cailin - I like that.

I always think of west highland terriers with Hamish - friend's dog was a Hamish you see. Saying that Ds1 was playing with a Hamish yesterday who looked alot more like a five year old boy.

Ruaraidh good but worried about Rory pronunciation which im not keen on

Lyle is Scottish, but Lisle is Germanic surely?

Lyle is nice! Callum, Euan, Fergus and Lyle sounds good.

Naoise . I think its more irish really .

Pronuonced Nee sheu ??)

Similar to the girls name Saorise

You must have heard of that one

Magnus won't go with Fergus will it - too similar. Shame.

Anyone suggested Keir?

I like Murray, and I knew a very dishy Innes once :D

My two are Louis and Alexander but gets called Sandy. I like scottish names( as I am scottish funnily enough)
My friend has a wee boy calles Innes and its really nice and I've only ever heard of one.
I liked Angus, dp preferred Hamish. I also like Ruaraidh. There are quite a lot of Laughlan's in Ds nursery. I like Brodie and I think although it could be seen as American, I don't think it will in the context of having other sons with scottish names.
There's also a few Logan's at ds nursery..or Loghain(??!)
I also really like Campbell!I have a friend called that and he's lovely!