Artair

Artair is a masculine given name in Scottish Gaelic. It is the Gaelic form of Arthur, the name associated with the legendary king and with the Arthurian tradition. In Gaelic usage, Artair is encountered in historical and contemporary contexts as a personal name.

Origins and usage: The form Artair reflects the Gaelic adaptation of Arthur in medieval and modern Gaelic usage. It is most commonly found among Gaelic-speaking communities in Scotland and in Scotland's Gaelic diaspora. Outside these contexts, the spelling Artair is relatively uncommon.

Cultural associations: Because Artair is the Gaelic equivalent of Arthur, it is connected to Arthurian literature and legend, as experienced through Gaelic storytelling, poetry, and modern adaptations within Scottish culture.

Notable bearers: There are no widely known public figures with the spelling Artair in major reference works; the name is primarily used in Gaelic-speaking contexts and as a given name rather than a surname.

See also: Arthur (name).