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Jacob remains the top baby boy name in America. Find out what else is popular in the U.S. and around the world.
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Popular Celtic baby names for boys and girls
Celtic baby names are growing increasingly popular outside their traditional areas. Modern-day Celtic languages — Irish, Welsh, Breton, Scottish Gaelic, Cornish and Manx — feature unique spellings and can be difficult for non-natives to pronounce. Check out these legendary Celtic baby names:
Top Celtic baby names for girls
Aine – a Celtic baby name of Irish Gaelic origin, means Little fire
Betha – a Celtic girl name, means Life
Deirdre – a Celtic baby name with Gaelic roots, means Broken-hearted, sorrowful
Enid – a Celtic name of Arthurian Legend, means Fair
Maeve – Celtic meaning is A mythical queen; American meaning is Joy
Melvina – a Celtic name of Gaelic origin, means Smooth brow; feminine version of Melvin
Epona – a Latin baby name, means Protectress of horses
Orla – a baby name of Celtic, Gaelic and Irish origins, means Golden
Sabrina – a baby girl name of English and Italian origins, means From the border
Ula – Celtic meaning is Wealthy; American meaning is Sea Jewel; Scandinavian meaning is Abbreviation of Eulalie
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Top Celtic baby names for boys
Aengus (pronounced “ain gus”) – the Irish Gaelic form of the name Angus, means Exceptionally strong
Eoghan (pronounced “yew en”) – the Irish Gaelic form of the name Owen, means Youth
Donaghy – a Celtic baby name, means Strong fighter or Brown Warrior
Gildas – a Celtic baby name, means Serves God
Kimball – a Welsh baby name, means Bold kin/family
Rankin – an English baby name, means Little shield
Niall – a name of Celtic, Gaelic and Scottish origins, means Champion
Moore – a baby name of Irish and French origins, means Dark-skinned
Pembroke – a Welsh name, means Lives in the headland
Tremain – a baby boy name of Welsh and English origins, means From the big town; alternate spelling: Tremaine
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