McAusland

McAusland is a Scottish surname. It is a patronymic name, derived from the Gaelic "MacAuslain" or "MacAslain," meaning "son of Auslan" or "son of Aslain." Auslan/Aslain is a personal name, likely derived from the Norse name Áslákr, composed of the elements "áss" (god) and "lákr" (battle, game, sport, offering).

The McAusland surname is most commonly found in the west of Scotland, particularly in the counties of Argyll and Bute. Variations of the name include Ausland, Aslin, and other Anglicized forms.

Individuals with the McAusland surname have emigrated to various parts of the world, including North America, Australia, and New Zealand. Historical records show McAuslands involved in various occupations and roles within Scottish society.