Malcolm
/ˈmælkəm/
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Malcolm, of Gaelic origin, means 'follower of Saint Columba', reflecting its deep ties to early Christian traditions. The name has been borne by several Scottish kings, symbolizing leadership and wisdom. It is a classic, strong name with historical and cultural resonance in English-speaking countries.
Malcolm Young
Guitarist, Rhythm guitar for AC/DC
Malcolm Wilson
Politician, Governor of New York, 1973-75
Malcolm R. Wilkey
Judge, US Ambassador to Uruguay, 1985-90
Malcolm Wallop
Politician, US Senator from Wyoming, 1977-95
Malcolm Toon
Diplomat, US Ambassador to the USSR, 1976-79
Malcolm Sargent
Conductor, Conductor, BBC Symphony, 1950-57
Malcolm Rifkind
Politician, UK Foreign Secretary, 1995-97
Malcolm Muggeridge
Author, Highly iconoclastic English wit
Malcolm McLaren
Business, Sex Pistols manager
Malcolm McDowell
Actor, A Clockwork Orange
Malcolm X
Activist, Nation of Islam
Malcolm M. Lucas
Judge, California Chief Justice, 1987-96
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