Malcolm

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Malcolm is a masculine given name of Scottish origin, traditionally meaning "disciple of Saint Columba."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish given name
given name
masculine given name
associatedRegion Scottish Highlands NERFINISHED
associatedSaint Saint Columba NERFINISHED
canBe surname
category English masculine given names
Scottish masculine given names
theophoric given names
componentMeaning "Coluim" referring to Saint Columba NERFINISHED
"máel" meaning "disciple" or "devotee"
etymologyDerivedFrom Máel Coluim NERFINISHED
gender masculine
hasCulturalAssociation Christian tradition
Scottish royalty
hasDiminutive Mac NERFINISHED
Mal NERFINISHED
hasFeminineForm Malcolmina NERFINISHED
hasLanguageOfOrigin Scottish Gaelic NERFINISHED
hasOrigin Scottish
hasPopularity common in Scotland
moderately common in English-speaking countries
hasPronunciation ˈmæl.kəm in English
hasReligiousConnotation Christianity NERFINISHED
hasVariant Malcolm (surname) NERFINISHED
Malcom NERFINISHED
historicalBearer Malcolm I of Scotland NERFINISHED
Malcolm II of Scotland NERFINISHED
Malcolm III of Scotland NERFINISHED
Malcolm IV of Scotland NERFINISHED
meaning devotee of Saint Columba
disciple of Saint Columba
nameDayTradition observed in some Christian calendars
notableBearer Malcolm Gladwell NERFINISHED
Malcolm McDowell NERFINISHED
Malcolm Turnbull NERFINISHED
Malcolm X NERFINISHED
Malcolm Young NERFINISHED
script Latin alphabet
shortFormOf Máel Coluim NERFINISHED
usedAs first name
middle name
usedInCountry Australia
Canada
Scotland NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States
usedInLanguage English NERFINISHED
Scottish Gaelic

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Malcolm Butler givenName Malcolm
Cameron givenName Malcolm
subject surface form: Malcolm Cameron
Malcolm Gladwell givenName Malcolm
Malcolm Glazer givenName Malcolm
subject surface form: Malcolm Press