Ramsay is a Scottish surname and given name, derived from the Old French 'Ramsey', which was adapted from the place name Ramsey in Norfolk, England. The name Ramsay means 'at the thicket' or 'firm strong'. It is associated with the Clan Ramsay, one of the oldest Highland clans in Scotland. The family has a rich history, with notable members including Sir Alexander Ramsay, who fought at the Battle of Flodden in 1513.
"The name Ramsay experienced peak popularity in recent years, with nine babies named Ramsay born in 2017."