Scottish boys names?

[Bubblybint]

My DH and I are expecting a little boy in December. DH is Scottish so we have agreed to go with a Scottish name. But we can't agree! I like traditional/royal names. He doesn't. The only one we've been able to come up with that's made it on the list is Toren. It's quite unusual so would be good to get some opinions... Or other suggestions...

Nairn
Moray

Lennox

Grant?
Scott?
Campbell?
Lyall?

Harris
Mack
Angus
I don't k ow if its a Scottish name but the most Scottish person I ever met was called Maxwell Maxwell

Most Scottish person I knew was called Lachlan McLachlan. :o

I still haven't got over a death announcement a few years ago for Hamish McSporran. God's honest truth!

my D's is a Lachlan.

was going to suggest kester but maybe a bit close to Keir

Boyd
broden

I like Toran. I also know a really great teenager, a friend of my DC, called Oran (after the Gaelic saint).

What about looking at names of Scottish rivers.

More unusual names I have come across are Corrie, Connal, seamus,Brodie, Blair, Innes

Ross
Hew/Hugh
Moir/Muir
Sorley
Ramsay
Evan
Gavin
Ewart
Calder
Bruce
Gordon
Roy

Have you had a look at this site? Very interesting.

www.namenerds.com/scottish/lists.html

I can highly recommend both Fraser and Duncan first class names!

Alistair
Alexander
Hamish
Harris
Wallace
Keir
Malcolm
Duncan
Stewart

My late grandfather had the middle name Hutton, my daughter is adamant when/if she ever has a son he will be called Hutton :) My fathers name is in the list above, and now i really wish i had used it in one of my own sons names....that maturity for you :)

Adair

If you're down to sticking pins in the map, you've got a high chance of Ben, Ross, Kyle or Glen!

Fraser
Lachlan
Calum (single l)
Murdo
Angus
Duncan

What about looking at names of Scottish rivers.

Personally I wouldn't go for Tweed or Dee.

Blue Champagne - that's why we nearly had Cairn :o