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FEMALE NAMES ADSALUTA: myth name AIFE: warrior woman of myth AIFRIC: Celtic form of Gaelic Africa, meaning "pleasant; agreeable." AIGNEIS: "pure" AILIDH: "kind" AINE: "Happiness." AINGEAL: "angel" ALASTRIONA: "defends mankind." Also Alastrina and Alastrine. ANDRASTE: "victory" ANNWN: myth name for the Otherworld. Also Annwfn . ARDRA: "noble" ARIENH: "oath" ARTHURETTA: feminine form of Celtic Arthur, meaning "bear" or "rock." Also Arthurina, Arthurine, Artice, Artina, Artis, and Artrice. AVALON: Celtic/Arthurian legendary name of the "Island of apples," where King Arthur went after his defeat, and where he is supposed to one day return. Also Avaron, Avarona, and Avilon. BETHA: "life." Also Beatha . BOUDICCA: Celtic name meaning "victory." Name of a queen of the Iceni who led an army against Roman invaders. Also Boadicea (Lat.), Bodiccea, Bodicea, Bodicia, Boudicca, and Boudicea. BRANGAINE: character from Isolde legendary BRETTA: "from Britain." Also Bret, Brit, Brita, Brite, and Brittany. BRICE: Unisexual name. Either an Old English name meaning "noble," a Celtic name meaning "swift," or a French name meaning either "speckled" or "from Brieuxtown." Also a Greek myth name of one of the Danaids. Also Bryce . BRICTA: meaning unknown. BRIT: Celtic name meaning "spotted; speckled; freckled." Also a short form of Latin Brittany, meaning "from England." CAOILFHIONN: "slender and comely." Also Keelin . CINNIA: "beauty." Also Cinnie . CORDELIA: "of the sea" COVENTINA: name of a water goddess DAGHDA: meaning unknown DECHTIRE: myth name of a nursemaid DEOCH: myth name of a princess of Munster DONELLA: "dark-haired elfin girl" DONIA: "dark-skinned" DOREEN: "moody." Also Doreena . EDANA: "passionate." Also Ena . EDNA: "fire." Also Ena and Ethne. ENID: "spirit" EPONA: meaning unknown ERINA: "from Ireland." Also Erea, Erie, and Erin. ETAIN: "fairy" EVELYN: "light." Also are Engl, Evelina, and Eveline. FEDELM: wife of Loegaire FENELLA: "of the white shoulders" FIANNA: name of legendary tale FINDABAIR: daughter of Medb FINGULA: daughter of Lyr FIONA: "white or comely" GENEVIEVE: "white wave" GERMAINE: "loud of voice" GILDA: "serves God." Also Gildas . GINERVA: "white as foam." Also Ginebra and Ginessa. GITTA: "strong" GRANIA: "love" GUENNOLA: "white" GUINEVERE: "white lady." also Guenevere and Gwenyver exist. GWENDOLEN: "of the white brow." Also Gwendolin, Gwenn, Gwyndolin and Gwynn. GWENNETH: "blessed." Also Gweneth, Gwenith, and Gwynith. IONA: "from the king's island." Also Ione . ISOLD: "fair." also Isolda and Isolde exist. JENNIFER: "white wave." Also Jenny, Jennyfer and Jennyver. JOYCE: feminine form of Jodoc KEELIN: "slender, comely." Also Keelia and Keely. KENNOCHA: "lovely" LAVENA: "joy" LESLIE: "from the gray fortress." Also Lesley . LINETTE: "grace." Also Linnette, Lynet, and Lynette. LYONESSE: "little lion" MAUREEN: "great." Also Moreen . MAVIS: "songbird." Also Mavelle and Mavie. MEADGHBH: "nimble." Also Mabina and Maeveen. MEDB: mythical queen. Also Maeve . MELVA: "handmaiden." Also Malvina and Melvina. MEREDITH: protector of the sea MOINA: "mild." Also Moyna . MORGAN: "dweller of the sea." Also Morgana, Morgane and Morgance. MORNA: "dearly loved" MORRIGAN: name of a war goddess MOYA: "exceptional." Also Moira and Mor. MYRNA: "tender." Also Merna, Mirna, Moina, Morna and Moyna. NANTOSUELTA: meaning unknown NEALA: "ruler." Also Nealie . NOLA: "famous" OIFA: sister of Ove OILELL: name of a mythical queen OLWEN: daughter of Yspaddaden. Also Olwyn . OPPIDA: meaning unknown ORIANA: "blond" OVE: daughter of Dearg PENARDDUN: daughter of Beli REGAN: "nobility." Also Reaghan . RHIANNON: daughter of Hefeydd RONAT: "seal" ROWENA: "white, comely" SELMA: "comely" ULA: "sea jewel" UNA: "white wave" VENETIA: "blessed" WYNNE: "white or fair." Also Winnie, and Wynnie. YSEULT: "fair"Also ZINERVA: "pale." Possible is Zenevieva. MALE NAMES ADAIR: "from the ford by the oak trees" AHERN: "lord of the horses." Also Ahearn . AILBE: meaning unknown AILILL: myth name, meaning "king of Connaught." AIRELL: "nobleman" ALANSON: "son of Allan" ANGUS: "exceptionally strong." Also Aengus, Anghus, and Aonghus. ANNA: "from the stream." Also Anant . ANSGAR: "warrior" ANWELL: "beloved." Also Anwyl . ANYON: "anvil" AOD: son of Lyr AP OWEN: son of Owen ARAWN: king of the Underworld ARGYLE: "from the land of the Irish" ARLEN: "oath." Also Arlan, Arlin, and Arlyn. ARTHUR: "strong as a bear." Also Art, Artur, Arturo, Attie, and Atty. BAIRD: "bard" BARRY: "good marksman." Also Bairrfhionn, Barra, Bearach, and Bearchan. BEACAN: "small." Also Becan . BEDWYR: A Also of Bedivere, he who returned Excalibur to the Lady of the Lake. Also, Bedver, . BENDIGEIDFRAN: name of a king BEVAN: "young soldier." Also Bevin, and Bevyn. BOADHAGH: meaning unknown BOWDEN: "blond." Also Boden, Bodyn, Bowdyn, Boyd, and Boyden. BOWEN: son of Owen. Also Bowyn . BOYNTON: "from the white river" BRAN: "raven." Also Brann . BRASIL: "battle." Also Basil, and Breasal. BREANAINN: "sword." Also Brandan, Breandan, and Bredon. BRENDAN: "raven." Also Bran, Bram, Brennan, and Broin. BRETT: "a Breton." Also Bret . BRIAN: "strong." Also Briant, Bryan, and Bryant. BRICE: Unisexual name. Either an Old English name meaning "noble," a Celtic name meaning "swift," or a French name meaning either "speckled" or "from Brieuxtown." Also a Greek myth name of one of the Danaids. Also Bryce . BRICRIU: "poison-tongued" BRITOMARTUS: meaning unknown BURGESS: "citizen" CACHAMWRI: name of a servant of Arthur CADELL: "warring" CADMAN: "fighter" CALDER: "from the stony river" CALUM: "dove" CAMERON: "crooked nose." Also Camero, and Camey. CAOIMHGHIN: Irish/Celtic name meaning "gentle." Also Caoimhin, and Coemgen. CARADOC: "dearly loved" CARDEW: "from the black fort" CAREW: "from the fortress." Also Carey, and Cary. CARNEY: "fighter." Also Car, Carr, Cathair, and Cathaoir. CARROL: "champion." Also Carroll . CASSIVELLAUNUS: Arthurian legendary name. Also Caswallan . CATHAL: "strong in battle." Also Cahal, Conall, and Connell. CATHBAD: meaning unknown CEDRIC: "chief" CELYDDON: myth name of the father of Culhwch CHAD: "defense" CLUST: myth name of the son of Clustfeinad CLUSTFEINAD: myth name COCIDIUS: myth name of a hunter god COINNEACH: "handsome" CONALL: myth name of an Ulster chieftain CONALL: myth name of an Ulster chieftain. Also Cernach . CONAN: "wise." Also Con, Conant, Conn, and Cuinn. CONCHOBAR: myth name of a hero CONDAN: "dark-haired wise man." Also Condon . CONLAOCH: meaning unknown CONN: myth name of the son of Lir CONNLA: myth name of the son of Conn CONROY: "persistent" CONWAY: "hound of the plain" CORANN: myth name of a druid CORMAC: "charioteer." Also Cairbre, and Carbry. CRADAWG: myth name of the son of Bran CUCHULAIN: myth name of the Hound of Ulster CULAIN: myth name of "the smith." Also Culann . CULHWCH: meaning unknown CULLEN: "cub" CUSTENNIN: myth name of a giant CYNYR: meaning unknown DAMAN: "demon" DEARG: son of Daghda DERMOT: "free" DESMOND: "from south Munster" DEVIN: "poet." Also Devyn . DILLION: "faithful" DINSMORE: "from the hill fort" DOANE: "from the sand hill" DONAT: "stranger." Also Donal, Donall, Domhnall, Doran, and Dorran. DONNALLY: "brave, dark man." Also Donnelly . DONNCHADH: "strong fighter." Also Donaghy, Donogh, and Donovan. DOUGHLAS: "dwells by the dark stream." Also Douglas . DREM: myth name of the son of Dremidydd DRISCOLL: "interpreter." Also Driscol, and Driskell. DRUCE: "wise" DRUDWYN: myth name of Mabon's dog DRUMMOND: "lives on the hill top" DUANE: "song." Also Dewain, and Dwayne. DUER: "hero" DUFF: "dark-faced." Also Duby, and Duffy. DUNCAN: "dark-skinned fighter." Also Dunham . DYFED: "from Dyfred" EA: "fire." Also Edan . [Possibly from the name EA, meaning 'house-water', Enki] EBURACON: "lives near the yew-tree estate" EFNISIEN: myth name of the son of Euroswydd EGAN: "ardent." Also Eghan . EGOMAS: meaning unknown EINION: ""anvil ELIDOR: myth name of a monk EMRYS: Celtic form of Ambrose, meaning "immortal." ERIM: meaning unknown EVAN: "young fighter" EVNISSYEN: meaning unknown EWEN: "young." Also Eoghann, Eoin, Ewan, and Ewyn. FARREL: "brave." Also Farrell . FERCHAR: myth name of a son of Uisnech FERDIAD: meaning unknown FERGHUS: "manly." Also Fearghus, and Fergus. FERRIS: "rock" FIACRE: "eagle." Also Fiacra . FIALLAN: meaning unknown FIAMAIN: meaning unknown FINBAR: "blond." Also Finnbar, Finnobarr, and Fynbar. FINIAN: "handsome" FINN: myth name. Also Fingal . FLOYD: "gray" FORSA: meaning unknown GALL: "stranger" GALVIN: "sparrow." Also Galvyn . GELBAN: meaning unknown GILDAS: "serves God" GILMORE: "serves Mary" [serves the black skinned ones] GILROY: "serves the red-haired lord" GIRARD: meaning unknown GLEN: "from the valley." Also Glenn, and Glyn. GLIFIEU: myth name of the son of Taran GORSEDD: "from Arberth" GRUDDIEU: myth name of the son of Muriuel GUY: "sensible" GWALCHMAI: Arthurian legendary name meaning "the hawk of May." Eldest son of King Lot. One of the bravest knights of the Round Table. Also Gawain, and Gwalltafwyn, meaning "hair like rain." GWAWL: myth name of the son of Clud GWEFL: myth name of the son of Gwastad GWERN: myth name of the son of Matholwch GWERNACH: name of a giant GWRI: "of the golden hair" GWYNHAM: myth name of the father of Teithi HAFGAN: myth name of he who fought Arawn for dominion of the underworld. HALWN: myth name of the father of Huarwar. HEFEYDD: myth name of the father of Rhiannon HEILYN: myth name of the son of Gwyn HENBEDDESTR: "fastest man" HENWAS: myth name of the brother of Henbeddestr HERNE: myth name of a hunter god HOEL: Arthurian legendary name. Father of Isolde. HUARWAR: myth name of the son of Halwn HUEIL: myth name of the son of Caw HUON: "batle cry" IDEN: "wealthy" INNIS: "from the island." Also Inness . IRVIN: "white." Also Irven, Irving, and Irvyn. KALEN: Irish/Celtic name meaning "warrior." Also Kailen, Kalan, Kallan, Kellen, and Kheelan. KANE: "intelligent." Also Kayne . KARNEY: "fighter." Also Kearney . KEANE: "tall and handsome." Also Keene . KEGAN: "son of Egan." Also Keaghan, and Keegan. KEIR: "dark-skinned" KELVIN: "from the narrow river." Also Kelvyn, Kelwin, and Kelwyn. KENDALL: "from the bright valley." Also Kendal, and Kendhal. KENNETH: "handsome" KENT: "head chief." Also Kentigern . KERMIT: "son of Diarmaid." Also Kermode . KERRY: "dark." Also Keary . KERWIN: "dark-skinned." Also Kerwyn, Kieran, Kirwin, and Kirwyn. KEVIN: "handsome" or "gentle birth." Also Kev, Kevan, Keven, Kevon, and Kevyn. KILLIAN: "blind." Also Kilian . KUNAGNOS: "wise" KYNTHELIG: myth name of a guide LAIRGNEN: "of Connaught" LEE: "healer." Also Leigh . LEITH: "meadow" LESLEY: "from the gray fortress." Also Leslie . LINCOLN: "from the settlement by the pool" LIR: a mythical king LLEWELYN: "ruler" LLOYD: "gray" LLYR: a mythical king LUXOVIOUS: god of Luxeuil MABON: god of youth MAC: "son of." Also Mack . MACCUS: "hammer" MACKLIN: son of Flann. Also Macklyn . MADDOX: "beneficent." Also Maddock . MALCOLM: servant of Saint Columba MALVIN: "leader." Also Malvyn, Melvin, Melville, and Melvyn. MATHOLWCH: myth name of the King of Ireland. MEDR: myth name of an Ethiopic earth spirit. MEDREDYDD: myth name of the son of Medredydd [from the line of David] MENW: myth name of a wizard MERLIN: "from the hill over the sea." Also Merlyn . MORFRAN: myth name of an ugly demon MORGAN: "lives by the sea." Also Mariner, Marvin, Marvyn, Morven, Morvyn, Moryn, Murray, and Murry. MUNGO: "lovable" MURDOC: "seaman." Also Murdoch, and Murdock. [possibly deriving from Marduk, which means 'Bull Calf of the Sun' - referring to Bel] MURTAGH: "protects the sea" MYNOGAN: myth name of the father of Beli NAOIS: myth name of a warrior NEAL: "champion." Also Neale, Nealon, Neil, Neill, Nell, Niall, Niallan, and Nyle. NELS: "chief" NELSON: "son of Neil" NEMAUSUS: myth name of the god of Nimes NEWLIN: "from the new spring." Also Newlyn . NIECE: "choice." Also Neese . NISIEN: myth name of the son of Euroswydd NOLAN: "noble." Also Noland . ORIN: "white." Also Oran . OSCAR: "jumping fighter." Also Osckar, Oskar, and Osker. OSSIAN: "fawn." Also Oisin . OWEN: "young fighter." Also Owin, and Owyn. PENDARAN DYFED: name of a powerful Druid. Also Pendaran Dyved . PERTH: "from the thorn-bush thicket." Also Pert . PHELAN: "wolf" POWELL: son of Howell PRYDERI: "care" PWYLL: myth name of the lord of Annwn QUIN: "wise." Also Quinn . REGAN: "regal." Also Reagan, Reaghan, and Reghan. RIVALIN: myth name of the father of Tristan; husband of Blanchefleur. RONAN: "oath" ROY: "red-haired" SATIVOLA: name of a saint SAWYER: "cuts timber" SCILTI: legendary name of a messenger of Arthur SETANTA: myth name of a son of Sualtam SHERIDAN: "untamed" SIDWELL: "from the broad well." SLOAN: "fighter." Also Sloane . SUGN: myth name of a son of Sugnedudd TADHG: myth name of a prince of Munster TALIESIN: myth name of a bard TANGUY: "fighter" TARAN: "thunder" TEAGUE: "bard." Also Teaghue . TEIRTU: Myth name. Probably the name of the inventor and possessor of the magical Harp of Teirtud (Triple Harp), who may have derived his name from the harp's triple row of strings. TEITHI: myth name of the son of Gwynham TEGID FOEL: Name of the husband of Ceridwen in Welsh legendary. Also Celtic equivalent of Janus, the two-faced god who looks into the past and future simultaneously. TEYRNON: "regal." Also Tiernan, and Tiernay. TORREY: "lives by the tower." Also Tory . TRAHERN: "strong as iron" TREMAYNE: "from the town encircled by stone." Also Tremaine . TREVOR: "wise" TUIREANN: Myth name of the son of Ogma. Husband of the goddess Brigid. Father of the Three Gods of Danaan. TURI: "bear" TWRCH TRWYTH: Myth name of a boar hunted by Arthur. UCHDRYD: myth name of the son of Erim. UISNECH: Name for the Rasena Druids, meaning either "waters of pure spirit," or "seed of the pure." Also Uasnig, Usenech, and Vacomagi (possibly derogatory). USK: "water." VARDEN: "from the green hill." Also Vardon . VARNEY: "from the alder grove" VAUGHN: "small" WEYLIN: "son of the wolf." Also Weylyn . WYNNE: "fair" YORK: "yew-tree" YSPADDADEN: myth name of the father of Olwyn ANCIENT WELSH NAMES
FEMALE NAMESABERFA: "from the mouth of the river." ABERTHA: "sacrifice." ADAIN: "winged." Also Adenydd . ADDFWYN: "meek." ADDIENA: "beautiful." Also Addien . ADYNA: "wretched." AELWYD: "from the hearth." ALIS: Welsh equivalent of English/French Alice, meaning "noble; nobility." Also Adelice, Ailís (Ir.), Ala, Aleceea, Alecia, Aleetheea, Aleethia, Ali, Alica (Czech.), Alicah, Alicea, Alicen, Alicia (Sp.), Alicja (Pol.), Alidée, Alie, Aliisa (Fin.), Alika, Alikah, Aliki, Alisa (Rus.), Alisah, Alisann, Alisanne, Alisha, Alison, Alissa, Alisz, Alitheea, Alitia, Aliz (Hung.), Alla, Allecia, Alleece, Alleeceea, Alles, Alless, Alli, Allice, Allicea, Allie, Allis, Allison, Allissa, Allisun, Allisunne, Allsun, Ally, Allyce, Allyceea, Allys, Allyse, Allysia, Allysiah, Allyson, Allyssa, Allysson, Alyce, Alyceea, Alys, Alyse, Alysia, Alyson, Alyss, Arisu (Jap.), Elissa, Elli, Ellie, Ellissa, Ellsa, Elsa, Illyssa, Ilysa, Ilysah, Ilyssa, Ilysse, Leece, Leese, Licha, Lichah, Lissa, and Lyssa. AMSER: "time." ANGHARAD: Welsh name meaning "much loved." Name of a love of Peredur in Arthurian legendary. Also Angharat . ANWEN: Welsh name meaning "very fair." Also Anwyn . ARGEL: "refuge." ARGLWYDDES: "lady." ARGOEL: "omen." ARGRAFF: "impression." ARIAL: "vigorous." ARIANA: Welsh name meaning "like silver." Also Arena, Arene, Arian, and Ariane. ARIANRHOD: daughter of Don. ARLAIS: "from the temple." ARMES: "prophetess." ARTAITH: "torment." ARTHES: "she-bear." ARWYDD: "sign." ASGRE: "heart." ATGAS: "hateful." AWEL: "breeze." BANON: "queen." BARRIE: Welsh unisex name taken from the Barry Islands. First a surname. Also Bari, and Barri. BERTH: "beautiful." BERTHOG: "wealthy." BLODWEN: Welsh form French Blanchefleur, meaning "white flower." Also, Blodwyn, . BRAITH: "freckled." BREGUS: "frail." BRIALLAN: "primrose." BRANWYN: Welsh name meaning "beautiful raven." Myth name of the daughter of Llyr. Also Bran, Brangwen, Brangwy, Branwen, and Branwenn. BRONWYN: Welsh name meaning "fair-bosomed; fair-breasted." Also Bron, Bronnie, Bronny, Bronwen, and Bronya. BRYN: Welsh unisex name meaning "from the hill or mount." Also Brynn, Brynna, and Brynne. BUDDUG: Welsh form of Victoria, meaning "victory." CADI: "pure." Also Catrin . CADWYN: "chain." CAETHES: "slave." CAFELL: "oracle." CANIAD: "song." CARON: Welsh name meaning "to love." CARYS: Welsh name meaning "love." CATH: "cat." CATRIN: Welsh form of Greek Katherine, meaning "pure." Also Aikaterine (Gr.), Cait, Caitey, Caitie, Caitlín (Ir.), Caitlin, Caitlinn, Caitrin, Caitrine, Caitrinn, Caitríona (Ir.), Caitrìona (Scot.), Caitrionagh, Caity, Caren, Cari, Carin, Caron, Caronne, Carren, Carri, Carrin, Carron, Caryn, Carynn, Cass, Cassey, Cassi, Cassie, Cassy, Cat, Cataleen, Cataleena, Catalina (Sp.), Cataline, Catarina (It./Port.), Catarine, Cate, Cateline, Caterina (It.), Catey, Catha, Cathaleen, Cathaline, Catharin, Catharina, Catharine, Catharyna, Catharyne, Cathe, Cathee, Cathelin, Cathelina, Cathelle, Catherin, Catherina (Sp.), Catherinn, Catheryn, Cathi, Cathie, Cathirin, Cathiryn, Cathleen, Cathlene, Cathline, Cathlyne, Cathrine (Scand.), Cathrinn, Cathryn, Cathrynn, Cathy, Cathye, Cathyleen, Cati, Catia, Catie, Catina, Catlaina, Catreena, Catrina, Catrine, Catriona (Ir./Scot.), Catrionagh, Catryna, Caty, Cay, Caye, Ecaterina (Rom.), Ekaterina (Bulg./Rus.), Kaarina (Fin.), Kait, Kaitey, Kaitie, Kaitlin, Kaitlinne, Kaitrin, Kaitrine, Kaitrinna, Kaitriona, Kaitrionagh, Kaity, Kakalina (Haw.), Karen (Eng./Dan./Norw.), Karena, Kari (Norw.), Karin (Dut./Fin./Ger./Swed.), Karon, Karri, Karrin, Karyn, Karynn, Kasia, Kasienka, Kasja, Kaska, Kass, Kassey, Kassia, Kassy, Kasya, Kat, Kata, Kataleen, Katalin (Basq./Hung.), Katalina, Katariina (Fin.), Katarina (Ger./Hung./Slav./Swed.), Katarzyna (Pol.), Katchen, Kate, Katee, Katelijn (Dut.), Katell, Katelle, Katenka, Katerina (Rus.), Kateřina (Czech.), Katerinka, Kateryna (Ukr.), Katey, Katha, Katharine (Eng./Ger.), Katharyn, Katharyne, Käthe (Ger.), Kathee, Kathelina, Katheline, Katherin, Katherina, Katherine, Katheryn, Katherynn, Kathi, Kathie, Kathileen, Kathiryn, Kathleen, Kathlene, Kathleyn, Kathline, Kathrine, Kathrinna, Kathryn, Kathryne, Kathy, Kathyleen, Kathyrine, Kati, Katica, Katie, Katina, Katinka, Katja (Ger.), Katka, Katla, Katlaina, Katleen, Katoushka, Katrena, Katrina, Katrine (Dan./Dut./Ger.), Katriona, Katrionagh, Katryna, Katushka, Katy, Katya, Kay, Kaye, Kit, Kittee, Kittie, Kitty, Reina (Yid.), Trina, Trine, Trinette, Yekaterin (Rus.), and Yekaterina (Rus.). CERI: Welsh unisex name meaning "to love." Also a nickname for Ceridwen, the goddess of poetry. CERIDWEN: Welsh name of a goddess of poetry, meaning "beautiful enough for poetry." Also Ceri, and Cerridwyn. CORSEN: "reed." CRAGEN: "shell." CREIDDYLAD: Welsh form of English Cordelia, which is probably related to the Latin word cor, "heart," but may also be a Celtic name meaning "daughter of the sea." Name of a Shakespeare character. CRYSTIN: Welsh equivalent of Eng./Ger. Christine, meaning "Christian," or "anointed." Also Caìristiona (Scot.), Chris, Chrissie, Chrissy, Chrissta, Chrisstan, Chrissten, Chrissti, Chrisstie, Chrissty, Christa, Christan, Christeen, Christel, Christelle (Fr.), Christen, Christi, Christiana, Christiane, Christianna, Christie, Christin, Christina, Christinn, Christy, Christyna, Chrystal, Chrystalle, Chrystee, Chrystel, Chrystelle, Chrystle, Cris, Crissey, Crissie, Crissy, Crista, Cristal, Cristel, Cristelle, Cristen, Cristena, Cristi, Cristie, Cristin, Cristina, Cristine, Cristiona, Cristy, Crysta, Crystena, Crystene, Crystie, Crystina, Crystine, Crystyna, Hristina (Bulg.), Khristeen, Khristena, Khristina, Khristine, Khristya, Kirsten, Kirstin, Kit, Kris, Krissy, Krista, Kristeen, Kristel, Kristen, Kristi, Kristiina (Fin.), Kristin (Scan.), Kristina (Rus./Czech.), Kristine (Dan./Norw.), Kristy, Krysta, Krystka, Krystle, Stina, Teena, Teyna, Tina, and Tiny. CYMREIGES: "Welsh woman." DEE: Welsh name meaning "swarthy." Also used as a nickname for names beginning with the letter "D." Also Dede, Dedie, DeeDee, DeeAnn, and Didi. DERA: "fiend." Also Daere . DERWEN: "from the oak tree." DERYN: Welsh name meaning "bird." Also Deren, Deron, Derrine, and Derron. DICRA: "slow." DIFYR: "amusing." DILYS: Welsh name meaning "genuine; sincere; reliable." Also Dil, Dilly, Dylis, Dyllis, and Dylys. DRYSI: "thorn." EBRILL: Welsh month name, meaning "opening up; new birth; blossoming." Also April (Lat./Eng.), Aprilete, Aprille, Averel, Averell, Averil, Averill, Averyl, Averyll, Averylle, Avril (Fr.), and Avrill. EFA: Welsh form of Eve, meaning "life." EHEUBRYD: daughter of Kyvwlch. ELEN: Welsh form of Greek Helen, meaning "light." Also Aila, Ailee, Ailene, Ailey, Aili, Ailie, Ailli, Aleen, Alene, Alina (Slav.), Aline, Alleen, Allene, Alli, Alline, Eileen, Eilene, Eilidh (Scot.), Eleen, Elleen, Ellen (Dut.), Ellene, Helene (Ger./Scan.), Ileana, Ileane, Ileanna, Ileen, Ilene, Iliana, Iliane, Ilianna, Illeanne, Illene, Leana, Leanah, Leanna, Leannah, Lena, Lenah, Liana, Lianna, Liannah, Lina, and Linah. ELLYLW: daughter of Neol Hang Cock. ENEUAWG: daughter of Bedwyr. ENIT: "woodlark; soul; life." Also Enid . ENRHYDREG: daughter of Tuduathar. ERDUDVYL: daughter of Tryffin. ERES: "wonderful." ESYLLT: Welsh form of Isolda, meaning "fair." EURNEID: daughter of Clydno. EUROLWYN: daughter of Gwydolwyn. EYSLK: "fair." FFANCI: "fancy." FFRAID: Welsh form of Irish/Gaelic Bridget, meaning "strength; power; exalted one; protective." GARAN: "stork." GLADYS: "lame." Also Glad, Gladdie, Gladdy, Gleda, and Gwladys. GLAN: "from the shore." GLENDA: "from the glen." Also Glen, Glenn, and Glyn. GLENYS: Probably Also of Glynis, "valley," but could also be blend of Gladys, "lame," and Glenda, "from the glen." Also Glen . GLYNIS: Perhaps alteration of Gladys, "lame," influenced by glyn, "valley." Also Glyn, and Glynnis. GOEWIN: daughter of Pebin. GOLEUDDYDD: "bright day." GORASGWRN: daughter of Nerth. GORAWEN: "joy." GWAEDDAN: daughter of Kynvelyn. GWANWYN: "spring." GWEN: "white." Also Guinevere, Gwenhwyvar, Gwyn, Gwynedd, Gwyneth, and Gwynne. GWENABWY: daughter of Caw. GWENDA: Comprising gwen, "white or fair," and da, "good." GWENDOLEN: "white-browed." Also Gwen, Gwendoline, and Gwendolyn. GWENER: Welsh form of Venus, goddess of love. GWENLEDYR: daughter of Gwawrddur Hunchback. GWENN ALARCH: daughter of Kynwal. GWYNETH: From gwynaeth, "luck or happiness." Sometimes associated with Welsh county name Gwynedd, but that has a different, ancient origin. Also Gwen, Gweneth, Gwenneth, Gwenyth, and Gwynneth. INDEG: daughter of Garwy. IOLA: "valued by the Lord." ISOLDE: "fair." Also Isolda . KELEMON: daughter of Kei. KIEVE: myth name. KIGVA: wife of the son of Partholon. LILYBET: "God's promise." LOWRI: Welsh form of Laura, meaning "laurel." MABLI: Welsh form of Mabel, meaning "lovable." MAIR: "bitter." MALI: Welsh form of Molly, meaning "bitter." MARGED: "pearl." Also Margred, Meghan, and Mererid. MERCIA: "from Mercia." MEREDITH: "magnificent." Also Maredud, and Meredydd. MODLEN: Welsh form of Magdalene, meaning "woman from Magdala." MORGAN: "from the shore of the sea." Also Morgana, and Morgant. MORVUDD: daughter of Uryen. MYFANWY: "my fine one." NEUED: daughter of Kyvwlch. OLWEN: "white footprint." Also Olwina, Olwyn, and Olwyna. PENARDDUN: daughter of Beli. RATHTYEN: daughter of Clememyl. RHAN: "fate." RHAWN: "coarse, long hair." RHEDYN: "fern." RHIAIN: "maiden." RHIANNON: "pure maiden." RHIANWEN: "comely maiden." Also Rhianwyn . RHONWEN: Welsh form of Rowena, meaning "white-haired." RHOSYN: "rose." SAETH: "arrow." SAFFIR: "sapphire." SARFF: "snake." SEREN: "star." SIAN: Welsh form of Jane, meaning "gift of God." Also Sioned . TALAITH: Welsh equivalent of Hebrew Atara, meaning "adorned with a diadem, jeweled crown, or tiara." Also Atarah, Ateret, Atera, Atira, and Ateret. TALAR: "from the headland in the field." TANGWEN: daughter of Gweir. TARIAN: "shield." TARREN: "from the knoll." TELERI: daughter of Peul. TELYN: "harp." TERRWYN: "brave." TORETH: "abundant." TORLAN: "from the river bank." TORRI: "break." UNA: "white wave." VALA: "chosen." VANORA: "white wave." WINNIFRED: "white wave." Also Wynnifred . WYNNE: "fair." Also Wyn . YSBAIL: "spoiled." MALE NAMES
ABERTHOL: "sacrifice" AB-OWEN: "son of Owen" ADDA: Welsh form of Adam, meaning "of the red earth." [possibly from Adapa - Sumerian name for 'Adam'] ADDOLGAR: "devout" ADWR: "coward" AEDD: legendary name of a king of Ireland AETHLEM: meaning unknown AHASFERUS: meaning unknown ALAWN: "harmony" ALBANWR: "from Scotland" ALUN: legendary name ALWYN: "from Alwyn." Also Alwin . AMATHAON: legendary name of a son of Don AMERAWDWR: "emperor" AMHAR: legendary name of a son of Arthur AMLAWDD: legendary name of the father of Goleuddydd AMREN: legendary name of a son of Bedwyr AMYNEDD: "patient." Also Amyneddgar . ANARAWD: legendary name of the father of Iddig ANDREAS: Welsh form of Andrew, meaning "manly." ANEIRIN: myth name, meaning "all gold; very precious little one." Also Aneurin, and Nye. ANFRI: "disgrace" ANGAWDD: legendary name of a son of Caw ANGHRIST: "Antichrist" ANGOR: "anchor" ANWAR: "wild." Also an Arabian unisex name meaning "rays of light; lustrous; shiny." ANWAS: legendary name of the father of Twrch ANWELL: "beloved." Also Anwil, Anwill, Anwyl, and Anwyll. ANWIR: "liar" ANYNNAWG: legendary name of a son of Menw ANYON: "anvil" AP-EVAN: "son of Evan" AP-HARRY: "son of Harry" AP-HOWELL: "son of Howell" AP-MADDOCK: "son of Maddock" AP-OWEN: "son of Owen" AP-RHYS: "son of Rhys" ARDWYAD: "protector" ARGLWYDD: "lord" ARIAN: "silver" ARTHUR: "bear hero." Also Arthwr . ARVEL: "cried over." Also Arval, and Arvil. AVAON: legendary name of a son of Talyessin AWSTIN: "august" BADDON: "from Baddon" BAEDDAN: "boar." Also Badan, and Badden. BARRIE: Welsh unisex name taken from the Barry Islands. First a surname. Also Bari, and Barri. BARRIS: "son of Harry." Also Barrys . BEDA: Welsh form of Bede, the name of a priest BEDWYR: legendary name of a son of Pedrawd BEDYW: legendary name of a son of Seithved BELI: legendary name of a brother-in-law of the Virgin Mary. Also Beli Mawr BENDIGEIDFRAN: "blessed raven" BERTH: legendary name of a son of Cadwy BERWYN: legendary name of a son of Kerenhyr BEVEN: "youthful." Also Bevin, and Bevyn. BLATHAON: legendary name of a son of Mwrheth BLEIDD: "wolf" BRAC: "free" BRADWEN: legendary name of a son of Moren BRADWR: "traitor" BRAEN: "corrupt" BRAN: "raven" BRANNOCK: meaning unknown. Also Brannoc . BRATHACH: legendary name of a son of Gwawrddur BRIAN: legendary name of a son of Turenn BRODERICK: "son of Roderick." Also Ap-Roderick . BRYN: Welsh unisex name meaning "from the hill or mount." Also Brynn, Brynna, and Brynne. BRYS: legendary name of a son of Brysethach BWLCH: legendary name of a son of Cleddyv Kyvwlch CADARN: "strong" CADDOCK: "battle-sharp." Also Cadawg, and Caddoc. CADELL: "spirit of the battle." Also Cadel . CADELLIN: legendary name of the father of Gweir CADMAN: "warrior." Also Cadmon . CADWALADER: "one who deploys troops for battle." Also Cadwallader CADWALLEN: "battle dissolver" CADWGAWN: legendary name of a son of Iddon CADWR: legendary name of a son of Gwryon CADWY: legendary name of a son of Gereint CADYRYEITH: "well-spoken" CAER LLION: "from Caerleon" CAI: "rejoicer" CAIN: "clear water" CALCAS: legendary name of a son of Caw CALEDVWLCH: legendary name for Excalibur CANT: "white" CARADAWG: legendary name of the father of Eudav, meaning "love." Also Caradoc, and Caradog. CARNEDYR: legendary name of a son of Govynyon CAS: legendary name of a son of Seidi. CASNAR: legendary name of a nobleman. CASSWALLAWN: legendary name of a son of Beli. Also Caswallon . CAW: legendary name. CAWRDAV: legendary name of a son of Caradawg. CEITHIN: legendary name of an uncle of Lugh. CERI: Welsh unisex name meaning "to love." Also a nickname for Ceridwen, the goddess of poetry. CLUD: "lame." CLUST: legendary name of a son of Clustveinydd CLYDE: "loud-voiced." Also Clywd . CNYCHWR: legendary name of a son of Nes COCH: legendary name of a son of Caw COED: "dwells in the woods" CONYN: legendary name of a son of Caw CORRYN: "spider" CORS: myth name CRADDOCK: "beloved." Also Caradoc, and Cradoc. CRIST: "Christian" CUBERT: legendary name of a son of Daere CULHWCH: legendary name of a son of Kilydd CULVANAWD: legendary name of a son of Gwryon CUSTENHIN: legendary name of the father of Erbin CYMRY: "from Wales" CYNBEL: "warrior chief." Also Cynbal . CYSTENNIN: "constant" DADWEIR: legendary name DAFYDD: "dearly loved." Also Dewi . DAI: Originally from Old Celtic dei, meaning "to shine," but now regarded as a short form of David, meaning "favorite." DALLDAV: legendary name of a son of Cunyn Cov DANED: legendary name of a son of Oth DEVERELL: "from river bank." Also Deverril . DEWI: "belonging to the Lord." Also Dewey . DIGON: legendary name of a son of Alar DILLUS: legendary name of a son of Eurei DIRMYG: legendary name of a son of Caw DREM: "sight" DREMIDYDD: legendary name of the father of Drem DREW: "wise." Also Dryw . DRUCE: "son of Drew." Also Druson, and Drywsone. DRUDWAS: legendary name of a son of Tryffin DRUDWYN: meaning unknown DRWST: legendary name DRYCH: legendary name of a son of Kibddar DRYSTAN: Welsh form of Tristan, meaning "full of sorrow." DUACH: legendary name of a son of Gwawrddur DWNN: meaning unknown DYFFRYN: meaning unknown DYLAN: "born near the sea." Also Dilan, Dillie, Dillon, and Dyl. DYNGANNON: legendary name DYVYNARTH: legendary name of a son of Gwrgwst DYVYNWAL: legendary name DYVYR: legendary name of a son of Alun DYWEL: legendary name of a son of Erbin EARWINE: "white river." Also Earwyn, Erwin, and Erwyn. EDERN: legendary name of a son of Nudd EDLYM: legendary name EDMYG: "honor" EHANGWEN: legendary name EIDDOEL: legendary name of a son of Ner EIDDON: legendary name EIDDYL: legendary name EILADAR: legendary name of a son of Penn Llarcan EINION: "anvil." Also Einian . EIRYN: legendary name of a son of Peibyn EIVYONYDD: legendary name ELIDYR: legendary name ELPHIN: legendary name of a son of Gwyddno EMHYR: "ruler" EMLYN: "waterfall" EMRYS: Welsh form of Ambrose, meaning "immortal." ENFYS: Unisex Welsh name meaning "rainbow." ENNISSYEN: legendary name ERBIN: legendary name of a son of Custenhin ERCWLFF: Welsh form of Hercules, meaning "glory of Hera." ERGYRYAD: legendary name of a son of Caw ERIM: legendary name ERMID: legendary name of a son of Erbin ERWM: legendary name ERYI: "from Snowdon" EUDAV: legendary name of a son of Caradawg EUROSSWYDD: legendary name EUS: legendary name of a son of Erim EVAN: "young" EVRAWG: "from York" EVREI: legendary name EWYAS: legendary name FERCOS: legendary name of a son of Poch FFLAM: legendary name of a son of Nwyvre FFLERGANT: legendary name of a king of Brittany FFLEWDWR: legendary name of a son of Naw FFODOR: legendary name of a son of Ervyll FFOWC: "of the people" FOTOR: legendary name FYCHAN: "small" FYRSIL: Welsh form of Virgil, meaning "bears the staff." Also Fferyll . GALLGOID: legendary name GAMON: legendary name GANDWY: legendary name GARANHON: legendary name of a son of Glythvyr GARANWYN: "white shank" GARNOCK: Old Welsh name meaning "river of alder trees." Also Garnoc, and Gwernach. GARSELID: legendary name GARWYLI: legendary name of a son of Gwyddawg Gwyr GARYM: legendary name GAVIN: "hawk of the battle." Also Gwalchmai . GAWL: myth name GERAINT: legendary name of the father of Cadwy GILBERT: legendary name of a son of Cadgyffro GILVAETHWY: legendary name of a son of Don GLADWIN: "happy friend." Also Glaedwine, Gladwyn, and Gletwyn. GLEIS: legendary name of a son of Merin GLEW: legendary name of a son of Ysgawd GLEWLWYD: legendary name GLINYEU: legendary name of a son of Taran GLOYW: legendary name GLYN: "dwells in the glen." Also Glenn, and Glynn. GLYTHVYR: legendary name GOBRWY: legendary name of a son of Echel Pierced Thighs GOGYVWLCH: legendary name GOREU: legendary name of a son of Custenhin GORMANT: legendary name of a son of Rica GORONWY: legendary name GORSEDD: "from the mound" GOVAN: legendary name of a son of Caw GOVANNON: legendary name of a son of Don GOVYNYON: legendary name GOWER: "pure." Also Gowyr, and Gwyr. GRANWEN: legendary name of a son of Llyr GREID: legendary name of a son of Eri GREIDYAWL: legendary name GRIFFIN: "strong in faith." Also Griffen, Gryphin, and Gryphon. GRIFFITH: "red-haired." Also Griffeth, Gruffudd, and Grufydd. GRUDDYEU: legendary name of a son of Muryel GRUFFIN: "fierce lord." Also Gruffen, and Gruffyn. GRUGYN: legendary name GRYN: legendary name GUSG: legendary name of a son of Achen GWALCHMEI: legendary name of a son of Gwyar GWALES: legendary name GWALHAVED: legendary name of a son of Gwyar GWALLAWG: legendary name of a son of Llenawg GWALLTER: Welsh form of Walter, meaning "strong fighter." GWARTHEGYDD: legendary name of a son of Caw GWASTAD: legendary name GWAWL: legendary name of a son of Clud GWAWRDDUR: legendary name GWEIR: legendary name of a son of Cadellin Silver GWENWYNWYN: legendary name of a son of Naw GWERN: "old" GWERTHMWL: legendary name GWEVYL: legendary name of a son of Gwastad GWIAWN: legendary name GWIFFRED: legendary name GWILENHIN: legendary name of a king of France GWILYM: Welsh form of William, meaning "determined protector." GWITART: legendary name of a son of Aedd GWLGAWD: legendary name GWLWLWYD: legendary name GWLYDDYN: legendary name GWRDDNEI: legendary name GWRDDYWAL: legendary name of a son of Evrei GWRES: legendary name of a son of Rheged GWRGWST: legendary name GWRHYR: legendary name GWRI: legendary name GWRTHEYRN: meaning unknown GWRYON: legendary name GWYDDAWG: legendary name of a son of Menestyr GWYDRE: legendary name of a son of Arthur GWYDYON: legendary name of a son of Don GWYN: "handsome" son of Nudd. Also Gwynn . GWYNGAD: legendary name of a son of Caw GWYNNAN: legendary name GWYR: "from Gower" GWYS: legendary name GWYSTYL: legendary name of a son of Nwython GWYTHYR: legendary name of a son of Greidyawl HEILYN: legendary name of a son of Gwynn HEN BEDDESTYR: legendary name of a son of Erim HEN WAS: "old servant" HEN WYNEB: "old face" HETWN: legendary name HEVEYDD: legendary name HOWELL: "Eminent; remarkable." Also, Howel, . HU: Welsh form of Hugh, meaning "intelligent." Also Huw . HUABWY: legendary name of a son of Gwryon HUARWAR: legendary name of a son of Avlawn HUEIL: legendary name of a son of Caw HYDD: "deer" IAGO: Welsh form of James, meaning "supplanter." IAU: Welsh form of Zeus, meaning "life." IDDAWG: legendary name of a son of Mynyo IDDIG: legendary name of a son of Anarawd IFOR: Of uncertain origin, possibly meaning "lord." Often associated with Norse/Scandinavian Ivor, meaning "bowman." IOAN: Welsh form of John, meaning "gift of God." Also Iwan . IONA: legendary name of a king of France IORWERTH: "handsome lord"; son of Maredudd in legendary. IUSTIG: legendary name of a son of Caw KAY: "fiery" KEI: legendary name of a son of Kynyr KEITH: "dwells in the woods" KELLI: "from the wood" KELYDDON: legendary name KELYN: legendary name of a son of Caw KENEHYR: legendary name KENN: "clear water." Also Ken . KENT: "white" KENYON: "from Ennion's mound" KETHTRWM: legendary name KEUDAWG: legendary name KEVYN: "from the ridge" KIAN: legendary name of the father of Lugh KIBDDAR: legendary name KILWICH: myth name KILYDD: legendary name of a son of Kelyddon KIM: "leader" KIMBALL: "warrior chief." Also Kimble . KYLEDYR: legendary name of a son of Nwython KYNAN: "chief" KYNDDILIG: "chief" KYNDRWYN: legendary name of a son of Ermid KYNEDYR: legendary name of a son of Hetwn KYNLAS: legendary name of a son of Kynan KYNON: legendary name of a son of Clydno KYNWAL: legendary name of a son of Caw KYNWAS: legendary name KYNWRIG: legendary name KYNWYL: name of a saint KYVWLCH: legendary name of a son of Cleddyv LIMWRIS: legendary name LLACHEU: legendary name of a son of Arthur LLAESGYMYN: legendary name LLARA: "meek" LLASSAR: legendary name of a son of Llassar Llaes LLAWR: legendary name of a son of Erw LLAWVRODEDD: legendary name LLENLLEAWG: legendary name LLUE: legendary name LLEVELYS: legendary name of a son of Beli LLEWELYN: "lion." Also Llewellyn, and Llyweilun. LLOYD: "one with gray hair." Also LLwyd . LLUDD: "from London." Also Llundein . LLWCH: legendary name LLWYARCH: legendary name LLWYBYR: legendary name of a son of Caw LLWYD: legendary name of a son of Kil Coed LLWYDAWG: legendary name LLWYDEU: legendary name of a son of Nwython LLWYR: legendary name of a son of Llwyryon LLWYRDDYDDWG: legendary name LLYN: "from the lake" LLYR: "from the sea" LUG: Welsh form of Luke, meaning "light." Also Luc . MABON: legendary name of a son of Modron MABSANT: legendary name of a son of Caw MADAWG: legendary name of a son of Teithyon MADDOCK: "beneficent." Also Madawc, Maddoc, Maddog, Madoc, and Madog. MADDOX: "son of Maddock." Also Maddockson, and Maddocson. MAEL: legendary name of a son of Roycol MAELGWYN: "prince of the hounds" MAELWYS: legendary name of a son of Baeddan MALLOLWCH: legendary name of a king of Ireland MANAWYDAN: legendary name of a son of Llyr MARCH: legendary name of a son of Meirchyawn MAREDUDD: legendary name [possibly deriving from Marduk] MATH: myth name. Also Mathonwy . MAWRTH: Welsh form of Mars, god of war [possibly deriving from Marduk] MAXEN: legendary name MEDYR: legendary name of a son of Medyredydd MEILYG: legendary name of a son of Caw MENW: legendary name of a son of Teirwaedd MERCHER: Welsh form of Mercury, messenger of the gods MEREDITH: "guardian of the sea." Also Meredydd, and Meridith. MERIN: legendary name MEURIG: Welsh form of Morris, meaning "dark-skinned." MIHANGEL: Welsh form of Michael, meaning "God-like." MIL: legendary name of a son of Dugum MOESEN: Welsh form of Moses, meaning "from the water." MORDWYWR: "sailor" MOREN: legendary name of a son of Iaen MORGAN: "dwells near the sea." Also Morcan, and Morcar. MORGANNWG: "from Glamorgan" MORGANT: legendary name MORTHWYL: "hammer" MORVRAN: legendary name of a son of Tegid MYRDDIN: Welsh form of Merlin, meaning "hawk." NAW: legendary name of a son of Seithved NEB: legendary name of a son of Caw NEIFION: Welsh form of Neptune, god of the seas NER: legendary name NERTH: legendary name of a son of Cadarn NERTHACH: legendary name of a son of Gwawrddur NEUED: legendary name of the father of Tringad NEWLIN: "dwells near the new pool." Also Newlyn, and Newyddllyn. NISSYEN: legendary name of a son of Eurosswydd NODAWL: legendary name NUDD: legendary name NYNNYAW: legendary name of a son of Beli ODGAR: legendary name of a son of Aedd ODYAR: myth name OFYDD: Welsh form of Ovid, a Roman poet OL: legendary name of a son of Olwydd OLWYDD: "tracker" ONDYAW: legendary name of a son of a French Duke OSLA: legendary name OSWALLT: Welsh form of Oswald, meaning "strength from God." OTH: legendary name OWEIN: "young warrior." Also Owain, Owen, Owin, and Owyn. PADRIG: Welsh form of Patrick, meaning "noble." PANAWR: legendary name PARRY: "son of Harry." Also Perry . PEBIN: legendary name PEDR: Welsh form of Peter, meaning "rock." PEDRAWD: legendary name PEIBYN: legendary name PEISSAWG: legendary name of a king of Brittany PEMBROKE: "lives in the headland" PENDARAN: meaning unknown PENKAWR: myth name PENLLYN: "from the headland of the lake" PENN: "from the peak" PENRYN: legendary name PENVRO: "from Pembroke" PEREDUR: legendary name of a son of Evrawg POWELL: "son of Howell" POWYS: legendary name PRICE: "son of Rhys." Also Preece, and Prys. PRYDERI: myth name of a son of Pwyll PRYDWEN: "handsome" PUW: Welsh form of Pugh, "son of Hugh." PWYLL: "son of Howell" PYRS: Welsh form of Pierce, meaning "rock." REN: "ruler." Also Ryn . RENFREW: "dwells near the still river." Also Rhinffrew . RHEGED: legendary name of the father of Gwres RHEIDWN: legendary name RHEU: legendary name RHIOGANEDD: legendary name of a prince of Ireland RHISIART: Welsh form of Richard, meaning "strong ruler." RHOBERT: Welsh form of Robert, meaning "brilliant renown." RHUN: legendary name of a son of Beli RHUVAWN: legendary name of a son of Deorthach RHYAWDD: legendary name of a son of Morgant RHYCHDIR: "from the plow land" RHYD: "from the ford" RHYNNON: legendary name RHYS: "ardent." Also Reece, Rees, and Rice. ROMNEY: "dwells near the curving river." Also Rumenia . SACH: legendary name SADWRN: Welsh form of Saturn, god of the harvest SAWYL: legendary name SAYER: "carpenter." Also Saer, Sayers, Sayre, and Sayres. SEISSYLLWCH: legendary name SEITH: "seven." Also Saith . SEITHVED: legendary name SEL: legendary name of a son of Selgi SELYF: Welsh form of Solomon, meaning "peace." SELYV: legendary name of a son of Kynan SIARL: Welsh form of Charles, meaning "manly." SIAWN: legendary name of a son of Iaen SIENCYN: Welsh form of Jenkin, meaning "God is gracious." SINNOCH: legendary name of a son of Seithved SION: Welsh form of John, meaning "God is gracious." SIOR: Welsh form of George, meaning "farmer." STEFFAN: Welsh form of Stephen, meaning "crowned with laurels." SUGYN: legendary name of a son of Sugynedydd SULYEN: legendary name of a son of laen SYVWLCH: legendary name of a son of Cleddyv Kyvwlch TAD: "father." Also Tadd . TAFFY: "beloved" TALIESIN: "handsome." Also Talyessin . TALLWCH: legendary name TARAN: legendary name TARAWG: legendary name TAREDD: legendary name TARRANT: "thunder." Also Taren, Tarran, and Taryn. TATHAL: legendary name TAWY: legendary name TEGVAN: legendary name TEGYR: legendary name TEIR: legendary name TEIRNON: legendary name TEIRWAEDD: legendary name TEITHI: legendary name of a son of Gwynnan TEREGUD: legendary name of a son of Iaen TIMOTHEUS: Welsh form of Timothy, meaning "God-given." TOMOS: "twin" TON: legendary name TRACHMYR: legendary name TRAHERN: "incredibly strong." Also Trahayarn . TREMAYNE: "lives in the house by the rock." Also Tremen . TRENT: "dwells near the rapid stream." Also Trynt . TREVELYAN: "from the home of Elian." Also Trevelian . TRINGAD: legendary name of a son of Neued TRISTAN: "noisy." Also Trystan . TRISTRAM: "sorrowful" TRYFFIN: legendary name TUDOR: "gift of God." Also Tewdwr . TWM: Welsh form of Tom, meaning "gift from God." TWRCH: legendary name TWRGADARN: "tower of strength" TYWYSOG: "prince" UCHDRYD: legendary name of a son of Erim UNIG: legendary name URYEN: legendary name VADDON: "from Bath" VAUGHN: "small." Also Vychan . WADU: legendary name of a son of Seithved WALJAN: "chosen" WERBENEC: meaning unknown WMFFRE: Welsh form of Humphrey, meaning "friend of the Huns." WREN: "ruler" WRNACH: legendary name WYNN: "handsome." Also Winn, and Wyn. YNYR: legendary name YSBERIN: legendary name of a son of Fflergant YSBERYR: legendary name YSGAWYN: legendary name of a son of Panon YSGITHYRWYN: legendary name YSGONAN: legendary name YSPADADEN: legendary name
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