Galbraith
g(a)-lbrai-th,
gal(b)-raith
Origin:Irish
Other Origin(s):Gaelic
Meaning:Foreign Briton; Strangers from Briton
Galbraith is a masculine name of Irish origin. Typically used as a last name, it comes from the Gaelic word gall meaning “stranger” and Bhreathnach, meaning “Briton.” Together, it translates to “foreign Briton” or “stranger from Briton,” referring to the Celtic people indigenous to modern-day Britain. Many people have held Galbraith as a last name over the years, from soccer players to diplomats. If you want to give baby a name that’s rich with ancient history and inspiration, Galbraith can do the job.
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