Discover a collection of 120 beautiful Celtic baby names for both boys and girls, drawing inspiration from Welsh, Irish, Scottish, Breton, Manx, and Cornish cultures. Explore traditional favorites like Erin and Jack, as well as rarer options like Athdara and Braden. Find meanings and pronunciation guides to help you choose the perfect name for your little one.
Searching for a name with Celtic heritage for your new baby? We've compiled a brilliant list of names for both boys and girls that have their roots in old Welsh, Irish, Scottish, Breton, Manx and Cornish cultures, languages and dialects to help inspire you.
Do you have Celtic ancestors and want your new baby to have a name that reflects your heritage? Or perhaps you just love the mythical and melodic sound of Celtic names? Well, you've come to the right place, because we've compiled a list of 120 of the most beautiful Celtic names for both boys and girls. Drawing inspiration from Celtic languages such as Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Breton, Irish, Cornish and Manx, the names in this list originally come from the European tribes who settled in the British Isles as far back as the 4th Century BC, so have a lot of history attached to them.We know that choosing a name for your new baby is a tricky task. So we've done some of the hard work for you and in our list you'll find gorgeous well-known names such as Erin and Jack, if you want to be traditional, as well as much rarer Celtic names such as Athdara and Braden, if you like to be a bit different. We've also included all their meanings too to help you make that final exciting baby name decision. Also discover ourFor more baby name inspiration, the Italian language is well known for its beautiful and romantic character. We’ve selected 150to pick from. If you're looking for an Indian name to honour your culture or just love the sound of an Indian name for your baby, then look no further—we have 250 Some of the UK's most popular baby boy names have Celtic roots so you'll find some very well-known options in this list such as Jack and Arthur. Some of the more unusual Celtic boy names are a little harder to pronounce or spell, especially those with Welsh or Irish roots, but once you've mastered them, they're extremely beautiful and enjoyable to say. Whichever name you choose for your baby boy from this list, you can be sure it'll be steeped in history and have a fabulous meaning to match.Celtic baby names are often beautiful and whimsical sounding so are a perfect choice if you want something pretty for your little girl. Many Celtic girl names have really gorgeous meanings too, such as 'daughter of the sea' and 'beautiful girl'. You'll recognise some of the names in this list as being used for baby girls for centuries, like Enid and Maeve, while others sound more modern even though they have ancient origins.You have to go back a long way in history to find really old Celtic baby names and many are associated with famous historical events and myths and legends passed down through families. You'll find strong names in this list with brilliant stories that will stand out on any school register – Boudicca and Guinevere for example!The Celtic boy and girl names in this list are unique choices that you may never have heard before. However, with their Celtic language links, they have beautiful sounds and many have roots in fantasy stories, so have a magical and ethereal air to them. Choosing one of these names will help your little one stand out and give them a cool, one-of-a-kind name that they'll be very proud of as they grow up.Are you expecting and don't know where to start? Discover how MyCrib can help you build your dream wishlist. You can add products from any site with just one click and even use MyCrib's buying assistant to help get you started.
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