Scots
A Scots or Scotsman was a native or inhabitant of Scotland. One of the languages of the Scottish people was Scots.

Montgomery Scott referred to himself as a Scotsman, noting in 2267 that "it's a shame for a good Scotsman to admit it, but I'm not up on Milton." ()

The Caldos colony was a Federation colony terraformed during the 23rd century and settled by Scottish people. In 2370, Jean-Luc Picard took notice that Maturin, governor of Caldos, that "you're obviously not Scots yourself," before inquiring what drew him to the colony. ()

Cultural property
Armament
 A claymore was a Scottish sword ()
 A targe was a Scottish shield ()

Clothing
 Kilt, a skirt-like item of clothing worn by males ().
 Sporran, a kind of purse worn in front of the kilt ()

Entertainment
Caber toss

Food and beverages
 Scotch whisky, an alcoholic beverage, originated in Scotland
 Haggis was a traditional national dish ()

Language
Scots language

Literature
Sherlock Holmes was originally created by Scottish author Arthur Conan Doyle
The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde

Music
Bagpipes were a traditional Scottish musical instrument ()

People of Scottish descent
 Robert Michael Ballantyne
 Tony Blair
 Lord Byron
 Samuel Clemens
 Arthur Conan Doyle
 Beverly Crusher
 Wesley Crusher (on his mother's side)
 Felisa Howard
 Isabel Howard
 Jessel Howard
 William Lyon Mackenzie King
 McFly
 Herman Melville
 John Milton
 Horatio Nelson
 Edgar Allan Poe
 Peter Preston (on his mother's side)
 Ned Quint
 Robert the Bruce
 Ronin
 Montgomery Scott
 Spock (implied, on his mother's side)

Fictional characters
 King Duncan
 
 Lady Macbeth

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