No. Alexander the great was a king of the ancient Macedonians, and while he did conquer a very large portion of Earth, this conquest went east and south of Macedonia (ancient Greece).
The "Mac" or "Mc" of Scottish and Irish names comes from the ancient Gallic language stem and means "son of", (as explained in the related questions linked to below).
The headquarters of the Metropolitan Police is so called because they were originally located in a street called Scotland Yard in London. The street is still there, but the police have moved to bigger premises in the Victoria area. Scotland Yard was originally where the Scottish Ambassador lived in London before the political union of England and Scotland.
Scottish or Scots can be used to describe something of or from Scotland. Scotch can be used to refer to food and drink of or from Scotland.
Visit Scotland and immerse yourself in the warm embrace of Scottish hospitality.
Jeanette is originally Scottish and is popular in the UK (obviously more so in Scotland than the other countries).
The surname Shaw can be found in both Irish and Scottish origins. In Scotland, it is thought to derive from the Old English word "sceaga," meaning "a grove or woodland clearing." In Ireland, Shaw is mainly of Scottish origin and was brought to Ireland by settlers.
Scotland is the country where Scottish English, Scots, and Scottish Gaelic are spoken. Scottish English is the most widely spoken language in Scotland, while Scots and Scottish Gaelic are minority languages.
You may be Scottish if you were born in Scotland, have Scottish ancestry, or have lived in Scotland for a significant period of time. Embracing Scottish culture, traditions, and values can also contribute to one's identity as Scottish.
The Royal Bank Of Scotland The Bank Of Scotland The Cydesdale Bank
Yes, Scotland reporter Lorna Gordon is Scottish. She covers news and events in Scotland for the BBC.
Scottish is the proper adjective for Scotland.
What is the native of Scotland called? Scottish
It is played in Scotland currently, but it was not invented in Scotland.