My son's name is EUAN can anyone tell me whether it is scottish or Welsh???

the name is scottish with an anglicized spelling it is a variant of eoghan which is both irish and scottish celtic it is sometimes used as the gaelic form of eugene.


hope that helps............euan is a scottish name tho and has been used for many many years even with that spelling

My son's name is EUAN can anyone tell me whether it is scottish or Welsh???
Scottish. That's my Scottish Grandpa's name.
Reply:scottish
Reply:The spelling EUAN is EXCLUSIVE, however EWAN is GAELIC..
Reply:I live in Scotland and work in a Primary school - it's a very popular name up here but more commonly spellt Ewan, only a few spellt Euan.
Reply:According to one website: thinkbabynames.com, it's Irish, but others say it's Scottish Gaelic, possibly meaning Born of the Yew tree, a variant of Ewan.


The Welsh equivalent is Iwan.
Reply:Hi, It's Scottish, it can be spelt three ways:





Ewan, Ewen, Euan.





It's from the Anglicizations of Eoghan,
Reply:This may be a Scottish name - but this particular spelling seems to be Irish.
Reply:Scottish
Reply:I found this on BABY NAMES WORLD....hope it of some help





Gender: Boy


Meaning: Born from the yew tree; youth


Origin: Gaelic


Categories: Irish


Pronunciation: (YOO un)


Form of: Eoghan


Variants: N/A
Reply:A good old-fashioned Scottish name.


Although the spekking is usually Ewan or Ewen.
Reply:I think it's gay.
Reply:Sounds, - and LOOKS, - like it is of SCOTTISH origin! It's all to do, with PRONUNCIATION! Tony Blair's eldest SON, is called "EUAN", - and, remember, Tony Blair was BORN in SCOTLAND!
Reply:I rather think it is Welsh, but I am not sure.
Reply:It isn't Scottish. I know because I am Scottish, come from an entirerly Scottish family, and have some extensive knowledge on Scottish history. Perhaps you should do a name search on any one of the numerous name sites on the web.
Reply:"Euan" sounds as if it is Welsh. "Ian" could be Scots, though I don't know if both words mean the same thing.
Reply:I think it may be Welsh. Think the Scottish spelling is 'Ewan'.
Reply:i thought it was irish! but il say scottish
Reply:Scottish. I think the Welsh way is spelled Ewan.
Reply:Depends, where did you find him?
Reply:Not sure but we have lots of them in Wales.
Reply:I dunno. Where are you from?
Reply:The boy's name Euan is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and its meaning is "little swift one."
Reply:I think it depends on the spelling. Euan is welsh and Ewan is Scottish (i think!) I have the same thing with my sons name Finn one way is Scottish and another is Irish and there are Finns in both Irish and Scottish folklore.