Blair is a Scottish surname of Gaelic origin, derived from the word 'bliar', meaning 'plain' or 'meadow'. It was originally an occupational name for a shepherd or one who tended to sheep.
In Scottish culture, Blair is often associated with strength and resilience, as it was also used as a nickname for warriors. In some cases, the name has been adopted by English families of Norman origin.
People named Blair are typically seen as confident, adventurous, and determined individuals who value independence and freedom.
The given name Blair is often chosen for its strong and modern feel, and it remains a popular choice in many English-speaking countries.