Origin and Meaning of Mclaine

Son of the servant of the church

Origin: Scottish - Derived from the Gaelic name 'Mac Gille Eoin', which means 'son of the servant of John'.

• Mclaine is a surname that has transitioned into a first name in some cultures, particularly in the United States.
• The name is often associated with Scottish heritage and can embody a sense of nobility and clan heritage.
• Notable bearers of the surname include various Scottish leaders and figures throughout history, but it is less common as a first name.
• As a relatively modern first name, Mclaine has not gained widespread popularity and remains unique or niche.
• Variations of the name include Maclean and McLean, which are more commonly used as surnames and sometimes given names.