Welsh Names

Welsh names are deeply rooted in the rich cultural heritage of Wales, reflecting the country’s history, mythology, and landscape. Traditionally, names are often derived from the Welsh language, which is a branch of the Celtic language family. Many Welsh names have meanings related to nature, such as 'Aeron' meaning 'berry' or 'Gwyn' meaning 'white' or 'blessed'.

Common themes in Welsh naming traditions include the use of patronymics, where children are given names based on their father's name, often with the prefix 'ap' or 'ab' meaning 'son of'. Additionally, names may also be influenced by historical figures, saints, and local legends. Welsh names often carry a lyrical quality, characterized by unique consonant combinations and vowel sounds, making them distinct and memorable.

Male

Arian^(M)
Arther^(M)
Brysen^(M)
Cloyd^(M)
Conway^(M)
Corwin^(M)
Dewey^(M)
Dyllan^(M)
Dylon^(M)
Elwyn^(M)
Evans^(M)
Floyd^(M)
Gavin^(M)
Gavyn^(M)
Glynn^(M)
Howell^(M)
Hughes^(M)
Kiel^(M)
Llewellyn^(M)
Lloyd^(M)
Loyd^(M)
Maddux^(M)
Merl^(M)
Merlyn^(M)
Merwin^(M)
Owens^(M)
Powell^(M)
Rhys^(M)
Trever^(M)
Trystan^(M)

Female

Bryn^(F)
Brynleigh^(F)
Caryn^(F)
Edris^(F)
Ellyn^(F)
Elowyn^(F)
Emryn^(F)
Enid^(F)
Eryn^(F)
Eura^(F)
Evon^(F)
Gladis^(F)
Gladys^(F)
Glynda^(F)
Guinevere^(F)
Gwen^(F)
Gwenda^(F)
Gwendolyn^(F)
Gwyn^(F)
Gwyneth^(F)
Jenifer^(F)
Jennifer^(F)
Jenniffer^(F)
Meredith^(F)
Morgan^(F)
Reese^(F)
Rhianna^(F)
Rhiannon^(F)
Rihanna^(F)
Tegan^(F)
Winnie^(F)

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