McKail is a unique and modern name of Scottish origin, meaning 'war'. It's derived from the Scottish surname MacKay, which is an Anglicized form of the Gaelic name 'Mac Chaoidh', translating to 'son of Chaoidh', a personal name possibly derived from 'caoidh', meaning 'slender'. The name McKail is often seen with the spelling variation McKay. It's also sometimes associated with the Irish surname MacCaille, which has a similar pronunciation but different origins and meanings. People bearing this name are typically individuals who prefer distinctive and unconventional names, reflecting their independent spirit and desire to stand out from the crowd.
"Mckail experienced its peak popularity in 1997 with five newborns."