Fillan

Fillan is a male first name Scottish.

Etymology

undoubtedly Comes from the Gaélique faol meaning wolf followed by a diminutive.

Saint

Saint Fillan is an Irish monk of the 7th century, wire of Sainte Kentigerne and nephew of Saint Comgan, hermit with Glendochart, close to Perth (Tayside, Scotland). It is very popular in Scotland. In 1314, the king Robert Bruce recovers a relic of the saint before the battle of Bannockburn and the merit of its victory to him on the English allots. It is celebrated the January 9th.

Source

All Celtic First names of Alain Stéphan - Editions Jean-Paul Gisserot - Collection Ground of the Celts

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