| NAME | ORIGIN | MEANING | B/G |
| Abhainn | Scottish | River. | Boy |
| Acair | Scottish | Anchor. | Boy |
| Acaiseid | Scottish | Anchor. | Boy |
| Aibne | Scottish | River. | Boy |
| Ail | Scottish | From the stony place. | Boy |
| Ailbert | Scottish | Noble. | Boy |
| Ailein | Scottish | From the green meadow. | Boy |
| Aillig | Scottish | From the stony place. | Boy |
| Akir | Scottish | Anchor. | Boy |
| Akira | Scottish, Japanese | anchor | Boy |
| Alastair | Scottish | protector of mankind, defender, helper | Boy |
| Aleck | Scottish | Abbreviation of Alexander 'defender of mankind.'. | Boy |
| Alpin | Scottish | Blond. | Boy |
| Amhuinn | Scottish | From the alder tree river. | Boy |
| Andre' | Scottish | Variant of Andrew: Manly. From the Greek Andrew. Has long been a popular Scottish name, because St. Andrew is the Patron Saint of Scotland after whom the town of St Andrews was named. | Boy |
| Athol | Scottish | place name | Boy |
| Bac | Scottish | Bank. | Boy |
| Baen | Scottish | Fair skinned. | Boy |
| Baigh | Scottish | From the upper part. | Boy |
| Bailoch | Scottish | From the pasture. | Boy |
| Baird | Scottish | Minstrel, Poet | Boy |
| Bairn | Scottish | Child | Boy |
| Baldie | Scottish | Diminutive of Archibald: True and bold. Also 'bald'. Introduced from England and Germany during the Norman conquest, the Scottish interpreted the 'bald' to refer to the shaven head of a monk. | Boy |
| Balgair | Scottish | Fox. | Boy |
| Balgaire | Scottish | Fox. | Boy |
| Balmoral | Scottish | From the majestic village. | Boy |
| Barday | Scottish | From Berkeley. | Boy |
| Bean | Scottish | Fair skinned. | Boy |
| Beathan | Scottish | Life | Boy |
| Beiste | Scottish | Beast. | Boy |
