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Alasdair Gray (1934-2019) was a Scottish artist and writer educated at the Glasgow School of Art. His most famous work was his genre-bending novel titled 'Lanark: A Life in Four Books,' which was first published in 1981. In 2020, a parliamentary action moved that 'Gray Day' should be celebrated annually on the 25th of February in honour of the author. 2021 marked the inaugural celebration of Gray Day, with a special Gray Day broadcast being released on Youtube, featuring readings from Lanark, interviews, and music.
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My father’s name was Allistair. If I have a son I would consider calling him Alasdair.
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The name Alasdair was given to 20 baby boys born in the U.S. in 2013.
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A lot more unique and less over the top than Alexander.
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David Alasdair Boudia (born 1989 in Abilene, Texas) is an American diver and Olympic gold medalist.
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This is one of my favorite names, it will definitely be part of my future son's name. I love this name with the nickname Dair, as Dair reminds me of the word Dare, and well, it sounds daring and makes a cute nickname!
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Awesome name.
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I love the name Alasdair. I think it is very underused. I think of it as being high on the socioeconomic ladder yet still very approachable. I will definitely include this name some how into my possible future son's name.
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My bro is called this. I think it's a mint name and more people should spell it this way because it rocks!
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