Baby Names belongs to Celtic origin
Baby names belonging to Celtic origin are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Names
770 names found · showing 721–760
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Tagan | Tagan means 'strong' or 'powerful' in Mongolian, derived from the word 'tag', meaning 'strong' or 'firm'. |
| Tahra | Earth or growth. |
| Tanguy | A name meaning warrior or fire dog. |
| Tarmon | A name meaning a sanctuary or refuge. |
| Teaghue | A poetic Gaelic name meaning poet. |
| Teague | An Irish name meaning a bard or poet. |
| TEGID | meaning unknown |
| TEIRTU | meaning unknown |
| Teithi | Mythical son of Gwynham |
| Teranika | Earth's victory |
| Teyrnon | A name meaning divine king. |
| Tiernan | An Irish name meaning little lord. |
| Tiernay | A name meaning a lord or master. |
| Tieve | An Irish name meaning a hillside. |
| Torrin | A name meaning from the hills. |
| Trahern | Derived from iron strength. |
| Tremaine | From the town encircled by stone |
| Trevet | Three mounds of earth |
| Tris | Diminutive of Tristan: Sad din. In a story from the Middle Ages, Tristan, nephew of King Mark of Cornwall, was in love with the princess Iseult of Ireland. |
| Trystan | "Calmitous, From an ancient Celtic prince. Variant of Tristan." |
| TUIREANN | meaning unknown |
| TWRCH | The Welsh word for a boar. |
| UCHDRYD | myth name (Crossbeard) |
| UISNECH | meaning unknown |
| Ula | A precious jewel or sea gem. |
| Ultan | Derived from the Irish saint |
| Ultreia | A call to go further ahead |
| Vardon | From the green hill |
| Varney | From the alder grove |
| Vaughan | A name meaning small or little. |
| Vaughn | A name meaning small or little. |
| Venetia | From the city of Venice, Italy. |
| Vevay | One who is full of bright life. |
| Weylin | Son of the wolf |
| Weylyn | Son of the wolf |
| Willem | Valiant protector. |
| Winnie | A fair and holy peacemaker. |
| Wynne | A name meaning fair, pure, or white. |
| Wynnie | A name meaning fair, pure, or blessed. |
| Xurxo | The Galician form of George |