Definition of Angus

The name "Angus" is of Gaelic origin, deriving from the Old Irish "Aengus," meaning "one choice" or "one strength." It was originally a personal name, often used for kings and heroes in Irish mythology. The name gained popularity in Scotland, particularly in the region now known as Angus, named after a legendary 7th-century king, Angus MacFergus. While the name has been associated with strength and power, it also carries a sense of charm and grace, which is reflected in the breed of cattle known as "Angus."