Miss Victoria McEwan.
Obviously I am not married from the title of ‘Miss’, although if I had my way I’d change it to something grand and super posh like ‘Lady’. ‘Lady Victoria’ it does have a lovely ring to it if I do say so myself.
I like my first name of Victoria as I feel it is a strong name, one of my pet hates is people who give their children really weak names like “Courtnee” or “Peaches”. I like traditional names such as Georgia and Vincent but that is just personal taste.
The name Victoria is of latin origin, coming from the latin word Victoria meaning ‘victory’. I feel the four syllable pronunciation gives Victoria an air of formality. It is difficult to make the name sound informal.
My second name is traditionally a Scottish clan name, the country I have been born and raised in. The name is derived from the personal name Ewen. The Gaelic form of the name is Mac Eoghhainn. So I’m pretty lucky I get to spell my version McEwan.
The McEwan family history stretches back to the clans of the Dalriadan kingdom on the Hebrides islands and the west-coast of Scotland.
The motto translated is - "I grow green". I'm not quite sure what to make of that. Farmers perhaps? Anyone else got any suggestions?
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