There are no people registered with the first name or surname Glasgow in the United Kingdom according to the National Archives. The town of Glasgow wasn't named after anyone but it's likely that it gets its name from the word glas cu, which means glass hollow.
Yes, those from Glasgow are called Glaswegians. Sometimes they can also be called weegies, although this can sometimes be considered insulting.
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Yes.
Glaswegian. Same as the name for the Glasgow dialect.
A native or resident of Glasgow is known as a "Glaswegian."
A Glaswegian girl is a female who is from or resides in Glasgow, Scotland. The term "Glaswegian" refers to someone associated with the city of Glasgow.
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It doesn't. A Glasgow accent is totally different from a 'Geordie' accent.
Caledonian is a word for a person from the specific region of Scotland known as Caledonia. A Glaswegian is someone who lives in or is from Glasgow. The word to refer to anyone from Scotland, regardless of where they live, is Scot.
There is only one distinctive Glasgow accent, depending on where in Glasgow you are from, the accent will be stronger. e.g some areas will speak with a strong/slang accent, others with a softer accent.
Billy Connolly is probably the most well-known Glaswegian comedian/actor, but others include Robbie Coltrane and Peter Capaldi.