Top 30+ Best Celtic Names for Dogs

Are you looking for the perfect name for your new puppy or dog? Here you will find Celtic Names for Dogs

ANGUS: Scottish name-Vigor
BLANE: Gaelic – Yellow – Name of an important Scottish Saint.
BOWEN: Small – Victorious
BOYD: Yellow – or Fair-haired
BRADY: Spirited – Gentle
BRIANA: A feminine form of Brian
BRIDGET: Strength – enduring spirit
BRYCE:
DAVINA: A feminine form of David
DUNCAN: Meaning brown or chief. A surname based on a clan name.
DYLAN: Welsh word for ocean, sea and the deep
ENID: A heroine of a Welsh Arthurian romance. May have originally been a Celtic goddess of sovereignty.
FERGUS: From the Old Irish for 'man' and strength and vigor.
FIFE, FYFE: Derived from the name of an ancient kingdom in eastern Scotland.
FIONA: Pen name created by William Sharp. Feminine form of Finn.
FRASER:
GETHIN: Welsh – dark, Dusky.
GILLIS: Gaelic 'servant of Jesus'
KENNA: Feminine form of Kenneth or Kenny
KONAN: High, Mighty-Also written as Conan
LOGAN: Has been a surname since the 12th century.
MORGAN: Could mean a variety of things -big circle to born
MORGANA: The Breton name for King Arthur’s sister, Morgan la Fay
MUNRO: Derived from the Gaelic name Rothaich, meaning a person from Ro.
NESSA: Nessa is an old Irish name as well as a Scottish nickname for Agnes.
OSCAR: One who loves deer
RHYS: A popular name in Welsh history. Anglicized as Reece or Rice.
RONAN: Saint Ronan was said to have driven the devil out of the valley of Innerleithen.
SHANNON: Longest river in Ireland. Old Irish Goddess Sinann
STEWART: Originally borne by the keepers of the Scottish royal household.
TIPPER: Water Pourer

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