Scottish Name for White Silkie?

[Dark4]

I'm going to hatch a little white silkie chick and want to name it a Scottish name but can't think of a good one, any ideas?

 

[Tomhusker]

Bonnie - means pretty, fine.

Fiona - Gaelic, means wine

Nessie - means holy

 

[mrslb333]

Angus, Douglas or mac are good for a roo but your probably hoping for a girl

 

[dedicateddourly]

If you're willing to go with an Irish name, how about Saoirse or Siobhan?

 

[littlemissjellyfish]

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Any of these?

Murdock, Gordon, Douglas, Niall, Oscar... for roos

Iona, Nessie (short for Agnes), Marsali, Arabella, Sorcha... for hens

 

[Yasminka]

Fiona actually means 'White' so that might be a good match.

Ailpein means blond for a boy.. or Alpin

Fingal -white stranger
Finlay- white warrior
Finnegan- white headed

Aileen- bird

Finola- white shoulder

 

[Tomhusker]

The name probably represents a Latina feminization of Fionn, meaning "white." However, the word fiona in Gaelic means "wine." It is pronounced FEE uh na, though, not like the name, which is generally pronounced fee-OH-na.

ETA: Wifes Scottish heritage keeps this info at my fingertips..... Yay Gailbraith Clan!

 

[sourland]

Hugh if it's a cockerel. Oh, wait silkies are not intelligent. What the heck, I got misnamed Hugh too.