Mccoy

  • Origin
    Gaelic, Irish, Scottish
  • Meaning
    McCoy means "son of fire" or "son of Aodh," where Aodh represents the Celtic god of fire. It symbolizes passion, energy, and a fiery spirit.
  • Variations
    MacCoy, MacKay, McKay, MacCaidh
  • Similar names
    Sullivan, Gallagher, Finnegan
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  • McCoy is a strong and captivating baby boy name with Scottish and Irish origins. Derived from the Gaelic surname "Mac Aodha," meaning "son of fire," this name carries a sense of power, resilience, and determination. McCoy symbolizes an individual with a fiery spirit, passion, and boundless energy. Choosing the name McCoy for your baby boy honors the rich Celtic heritage while bestowing upon him a name that exudes strength and character. It's a name that stands out from the crowd, yet retains a timeless appeal. With variations such as MacCoy, MacKay, McKay, and MacCaidh, McCoy offers flexibility and personalization. Common nicknames like Mac, Mackie, and Coy provide endearing and affectionate options. Notable individuals bearing the name McCoy include inventors, athletes, actors, and musicians. Fictional characters like Dr. Leonard McCoy from "Star Trek" and Indiana Jones add to the name's allure. Choosing McCoy for your baby boy is a choice that embraces heritage, strength, and a fiery spirit that will accompany him throughout his life's journey.
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