Malcolm

Derived from the Scottish language meaning ‘disciple of Saint Columba’.

The name Malcolm is of Scottish origin and is derived from the Gaelic name “Máel Coluim,” which means “disciple of Saint Columba.” Saint Columba was an important figure in early Christianity and known for his missionary work in Scotland.

Historically, the name Malcolm has been borne by several Scottish kings, most notably King Malcolm III, who ruled in the 11th century. In addition to its royal associations, the name Malcolm has also been popularized in modern times through various cultural references such as Malcolm X, the prominent civil rights activist.

The name Malcolm exudes strength, leadership, and a sense of heritage. It carries a sense of nobility and tradition, making it a timeless and classic choice for a baby boy.