| Torra | From the castle |
| Torree | Derived from Victoria triumphant. |
| Torri | Derived from Victoria triumphant. |
| Torrian | Variant of Torrence From the craggy hills. Tor is a name for a craggy hilltop and also may refer to a watchtower. |
| Torry | From the craggy hills. |
| Tory | Derived from Victoria triumphant. |
| Tyra | Meaning thunder or battle goddess |
| Tyree | Derivative of the Scandinavian god of battle Tyr. Tuesday was named for Tyr. |
| Urquhart | From the fount on the knoll |
| Ursell | from the bottom of the hill |
| Verran | A name meaning truth or honest. |
| Vika | A blossom or flower |
| Vina | Diminutive of Davina: Beloved or friend. Feminine form of David.Feminine form of David: Beloved or friend, adopted from the Hebrew.; Diminutive of any name ending in -vina.; Musical instument; A stringed instrument.; From the vineyard |
| Wynda | From the narrow passage |
| Zennor | the name of a village |
| Annie Macrae | Gracious son of the fortunate. |
| Bonnie jo | From the French bon meaning good. In Scottish usage bonnie means pretty or charming. |
| Bonny jean | From the French bon meaning good. In Scottish usage bonnie means pretty or charming. |
| Bonny lee | From the French bon meaning good. In Scottish usage bonnie means pretty or charming. |
| Brente | One from the steep hill slope. |
| Craeg | Derived from the Gaelic word for rock. |
| Craege | A variant spelling meaning rocky cliff. |
| Crag | Refers to a steep or rugged cliff face. |
| Crai | A name meaning a dweller by the rock. |
| Craigg | A variant form meaning rocky outcrop. |
| Craigie | A small or rocky place of residence. |
| Craye | A variant name meaning fresh water. |
| Crayg | A phonetic spelling meaning a rock. |
| Creg | A short form of the name Gregory. |
| Cregge | An English surname of locative origin. |
| Creyg | A variant spelling of the word crag. |
| Criege | A name meaning a rocky cliff side. |
| Criegg | A variation meaning a steep rock. |
| Culen | Derived from a medicinal plant |
| Cullinan | Refers to a very large diamond |
| Culyn | A variant of a Gaelic surname |
| Donney | A name meaning dark haired. |
| Dougy | A dark stream or meadow dweller. |
| Duggy | A name meaning dark stream. |
| Dunc | A dark warrior or brown fighter. |