Welsh names
Aderyn
Welsh
bird
Aelwen
Welsh: "white brow"
white brow
Aeres
Welsh
heiress
Aeron
Welsh
berry
Alaw
Welsh
tune
Alwen
Welsh
white brow; nourishing
Alwena
Welsh, Breton
white brow; nourishing; bright, light
Alwenna
Variation of Alwena, Welsh, Breton, English
white brow, nourishing; light, bright; elf joy
Alys
Welsh form of Alice, German
noble
Amaethon
Welsh
farming
Amlodd
Welsh
great praise
Amranwen
Welsh
white, blessed eyelid; chamomile
Aneira
Welsh
much snow
Aneirin
Welsh
very golden or noble
Aneurin
Welsh
honor
Angharad
Welsh
much loved
Anwen
Welsh
very fair, beautiful
Aranrhod
Welsh, possibly "silver wheel"
silver wheel
Arddun
Welsh
beautiful
Arfryn
Welsh
on a hill
Arianell
Welsh
silver + yellow; silver + shining
Arianrhod
Welsh
silver wheel
Arianwen
Welsh
silver, white, fair, blessed
Arianwyn
Welsh
woman of silver
Armel
Welsh
bear prince
Arthen
Welsh
bear
Arthog
Welsh
bearlike
Artús
Occitan and Galician form of Arthur, Welsh
bear
Arwel
Welsh
prominent
Arwen
Literature, Sindarin, Welsh
noble maiden; fair, blessed
Arwyn
Welsh
very fair
Avénie
French form of Awen, Breton, Welsh
muse, inspiration
Avon
English variation of Afon, Welsh
river
Awen
Breton, Welsh
muse, inspiration
Bechan
Welsh
little one
Bedo
Welsh
great lord or sea lord
Beinon
Welsh
son of an anvil
Berian
Welsh place name
open plain or burial place
Bethan
Welsh diminutive of Elizabeth, Hebrew
pledged to God
Beuno
Welsh, possibly "knowing cattle"
knowing cattle
Bevan
Welsh
son of Evan
Blaidd
Welsh
wolf
Bleddyn
Welsh
wolf's cub
Bledri
Welsh
ruler
Blodeuwedd
Welsh
flower-appearance
Blodwen
Welsh
white flower
Blodyn
Welsh
flower
Bowen
Welsh, Chinese
son of Owen; wave of writing, wave of literature
Bowyn
Welsh
son of Owen
Brannoc
Welsh, Irish, Scottish, English
little raven; descended from Branan, little raindrop; hazel trees
Brenin
Welsh
king
Briallen
Welsh
primrose
Brin
Welsh
hill
Brioc
Welsh diminutive
mighty prince
Brochan
Welsh
porridge
Bronmai
Welsh
May breast; May hill
Bronwen
Welsh
white breast
Bronwyn
Welsh
white breast
Bryn
Welsh
hill
Brynmor
Welsh
great hill
Brynn
Spelling variation of Bryn, Welsh
hill
Brynna
Welsh
hill
Buell
Welsh
dwelling
Cadan
Cornish, Welsh
battle
Caddock
Welsh
battle
Cadell
Welsh
battle
Cadfael
Welsh
battle prince
Cadoc
Welsh
battle
Cadog
Welsh
battle
Cadogan
Welsh
honor in battle
Cadok
Cornish variation of Cadoc, Welsh
battle
Cadwalader
Welsh
battle leader
Caerwyn
Welsh
white fortress
Caian
Welsh
rejoice
Cambria
Place name, Latin from Welsh
Wales
Caradoc
Welsh
amiable, beloved
Cardiff
Welsh place-name
fort on the river Taff
Carew
Welsh
fort near a slope
Cariad
Welsh
love
Caris
Greek or variation of Carys, Welsh
grace, kindness; love
Caron
Welsh
loving, kindhearted, charitable
Carwen
Welsh
blessed love
Carwyn
Welsh
blessed love
Carys
Welsh
love
Catrin
Welsh and German
pure
Cedwyn
Welsh
meaning unknown
Ceinwen
Welsh
lovely, blessed, and fair
Cellan
Welsh place name, possibly "little cell"
little cell
Celyn
Welsh
holly
Cemlyn
Welsh
crooked lake
Cenwyn
Welsh
fair head
Ceri
Welsh
to love
Cerian
Welsh
beloved
Ceridwen
Welsh
beautiful as a poem; crooked women
Cerys
Welsh
love
Coel
Welsh
belief, trust, credit
Crichton
Welsh
from the hilltop town
Cybi
Welsh
victory
Cynan
Welsh
little wolf
Davies
Welsh
son of David
Delwen
Welsh invented name
pretty and fair
Delyth
Welsh
pretty and blessed
Derwyn
Welsh
oak
Deryn
Welsh
bird
Dewey
Anglicized variation of Welsh Dewi, nickname of Dafydd
beloved
Dilly
English diminutive of Delia, Greek, or Dilys, Welsh
born on the island of Delos; genuine, steadfast, true;
Dilwyn
Welsh
fair, white, blessed
Dilys
Welsh
genuine, steadfast, true
Drystan
Welsh
sad, tumult
Dwynwen
Welsh
wave
Dyfri
Welsh, possibly from a root meaning "water"
water
Dylan
Welsh
son of the sea
Dylana
English feminization of Dylan, Welsh
son of the sea
Ebrilla
Welsh, from Ebrill
April
Ebrillwen
Welsh
fair April
Edern
Cornish from Welsh
great, immense, wonderful
Edrie
Short form of Edris, Welsh; Arabic
lord; studious
Edris
Welsh; Arabic
lord; studious
Egwene
Welsh
white shadow, white wave
Eiddwen
Welsh
blessed stream
Eigra
Welsh
maid
Eilir
Welsh
butterfly, regeneration, spring
Eilonwy
Welsh
river melody
Eilwen
Welsh
white brow
Eira
Welsh
snow
Eirian
Welsh
bright, brilliant, snow; silver
Eirlys
Welsh
snowdrop
Eirwen
Welsh
white snow
Eirwyn
Welsh
white snow
Eleri
Welsh
greatly bitter
Elfryn
Welsh, possibly "brow of a hill"
brow of a hill
Elidor
Welsh or Hebrew
steel, or generation of god
Elidur
Welsh
steel
Elis
Welsh and Swedish form of Elias and Elijah, Hebrew
Yahweh is God
Elisedd
Old Welsh
benevolent, kind
Ellis
English surname derived from Elijah or Elias or Welsh
my God is Yahweh; benevolent
Elliw
Welsh
color
Eluned
Welsh
idol, image
Elwen
Welsh, Cornish, Breton
noble friend
Elwyn
Welsh
noble friend, elf friend
Elyan
Variation of Elian, Elyon, or Eilian, Hebrew, Arthurian, Welsh
God is Yahweh; supreme, highest; sun; fawn
Emlyn
Welsh, Latin
around the valley; rival
Emrys
Welsh, variation of Ambrose
immortal
Emyr
Welsh
king
Enfys
Welsh
rainbow
Enid
Welsh
life, spirit
Eos
Greek; Welsh
dawn; nightingale
Estes
English, Welsh, and Spanish surname
of the East
Ethni
Welsh form of Eithne, Gaelic
nut kernel
Eurion
Welsh
golden
Euros
Welsh
gold
Eurwen
Welsh
white gold
Evan
Welsh variation of John
God is gracious
Evana
Feminine form of Evan, Welsh form of John
God is gracious
Evani
Welsh, Sanskrit, Hebrew
God is gracious; earth; life
Evanna
Feminine variation of Evan, Welsh
God is gracious
Evanne
Welsh, English
god is gracious
Evans
Welsh surname
the Lord is gracious
Evryn
Modern invention, English, Welsh
universe; desired; servile; wild boar; river
Ffion
Welsh
foxglove
Ffiona
Welsh form of Fiona; or "foxglove"
foxglove
Fflur
Welsh
flower
Floyd
Welsh
gray-haired
Gaenor
Variation of Gaynor, Welsh
white and smooth
Galahad
Welsh or place name
hawk of summer; heap of witness
Gareth
Welsh
gentle
Gawain
Welsh
May hawk
Gawaine
Variation of Gawain, Welsh
may hawk
Gaynor
Welsh
white and smooth, soft
Gerallt
Welsh form of Gerald, English and Irish from German,"ruler with the spear"
ruler with the spear
Gethin
Welsh
dark, swarthy complexion
Gladys
Possibly a form or Claudia or Welsh
land, nation
Glenys
Welsh
riverbank, shore; pure
Glyn
Welsh
valley, glen
Glynis
Welsh
small glen, valley
Gough
Welsh
red
Gower
Welsh
pure
Griffin
Welsh, variation of Griffith
strong lord
Griffith
Welsh
strong lord
Gruffudd
Welsh
strong lord
Gruffydd
Welsh
strong lord
Gryffin
Variation of Griffith, Welsh, English
strong lord; mythical creature
Gryffyd
Variation of Gruffydd, Welsh
strong lord
Gryffydd
Welsh
strong lord
Gryphon
Mythological animal name or form of Griffin, Welsh
strong lord
Guin
Welsh
white, fair, blessed
Guinevere
Welsh
white shadow, white wave
Gwaine
Variation of Gawain, Popular Culture, Welsh
may hawk
Gwanwyn
Welsh
springtime
Gwawr
Welsh
dawn
Gwen
Diminutive of Gwendolen or Gwendolyn, Welsh
white circle
Gwenda
Welsh
fair and good
Gwendolen
Welsh
white ring, circle
Gwendoline
Variation of Gwendolen, Welsh
white ring
Gwendolyn
Variation of Gwendolen, Welsh
white ring
Gwenhwyfar
Welsh
white wave, white shadow, white phantom
Gwenlli
Diminutive form of Gwenllian, Welsh
white, flaxen
Gwenllian
Welsh
white, flaxen
Gwennan
Welsh
white, fair, blessed stream
Gwenno
Welsh
little bright one
Gwenonwy
Welsh
lily-of-the-valley
Gwenora
Cornish form of Guinevere, Welsh
white shadow, white wave
Gwenyth
Variation of Gwyneth, Welsh
white, fair
Gwilym
Welsh variation of William
resolute protection
Gwion
Welsh
fair, blessed
Gwydion
Welsh
born of trees
Gwylym
Welsh variation of William
resolute protection
Gwyn
Welsh
fair, blessed
Gwyndolin
Variation of Gwendolyn, Welsh
white ring
Gwynedd
Welsh, place name
Irish people, band of warriors; white, fair, blessed
Gwyneira
Welsh
white snow
Gwyneth
Welsh
blessed, happy
Gwynevere
Spelling variation of Guinevere, Welsh
white phantom, white wave
Gwyniveth
Welsh and French compound name
blessed yew tree; blessed rebirth
Gwynn
Welsh
fair, blessed
Gwythyr
Welsh
victory
Haf
Welsh
summer
Hafwen
Welsh
fair, blessed summer
Hari
Diminutive of Angharad, Welsh
much loved
Heddwen
Welsh
blessed peace
Heddwyn
Welsh
blessed peace
Hefin
Welsh
summer
Heledd
Welsh
pool of salt
Heulfryn
Welsh
Sunny hill
Heulwen
Welsh
sunshine
Hywel
Welsh
eminent
Ianto
Welsh
God is gracious
Idris
Welsh; Arabic
ardent lord; studious, interpreter
Iestyn
Welsh
just, fair
Ifor
Welsh
archer
Illtyd
Welsh
multitude of land
Ioan
Welsh, Romanian
God is gracious
Iola
Greek or Welsh
violet; beautiful lady
Iolo
Welsh
weathy lord
Iorwerth
Welsh
handsome lord
Iowerth
Welsh
handsome lord
Iselota
English, Welsh, German
ice ruler
Islwyn
Welsh
below the grove
Isolde
Welsh, German
ice ruler
Ivor
Scottish variation of Welsh Ifor
yew
Jenifry
Cornish variation of the Welsh name Gwenfrewi
white peace
Jennifer
Cornish variation of Guinevere, Welsh
white shadow, white wave
Jevon
Welsh, variation of Evan
gift of God
Joycelyn
Variation of Jocelyn or combination of Joyce + Lyn, Latin and Welsh
joyous lake
Karis
English variation of Carys, Welsh
love
Kendrick
English, Welsh, Scottish
royal ruler, champion; home ruler
Kenn
Welsh
bright water
Kerris
Welsh
love
Kiffin
Alternative spelling of Kyffin, Welsh
confine, limit
Kimball
Welsh
warrior chief
Kyffin
Welsh
confine, limit
Leolin
Welsh
leader's image
Liliwen
Welsh
white lily
Liliwin
Literature, Welsh
white lily, blessed lily
Lilwen
Welsh
white lily
Llelo
Diminutive of Llewelyn, Welsh
lion
Lleucu
Welsh
dear light
Llew
Welsh
lion, leader
Llewellyn
Welsh, variation of Llywelyn
leader's image
Llewelyn
Welsh
lion
Llio
Diminutive of Gwenllian, Welsh
white, flaxen
Lloyd
Welsh
gray
Llwyd
Welsh
gray
Llyr
Welsh
the sea
Lowri
Welsh, from Latin
laurel
Lunet
Welsh or French, Latin
idol, image; little moon
Lunete
Welsh or French, Latin
idol, image; little moon
Lyn
Variation of Lynn, Welsh
lake
Lynette
French elaboration of Lynn or Welsh
idol
Lynn
Diminutive of Linda or Welsh
lake
Lynwen
Welsh
fair image
Mabli
Welsh
loveable
Macsen
Welsh variation of Maximus, Latin
greatest
Maddox
Welsh
son of Madoc
Maddux
Variation of Maddox, Welsh
son of Madoc
Maddyx
Variation of Maddox, Welsh
son of Madoc
Madoc
Welsh
fortunate, benefactor's son
Maelor
Welsh
prince + land
Mai
Japanese, French, Welsh, Vietnamese, Navajo
dance; May; cherry blossom; coyote
Mairwen
Welsh
blessed Mary
Maldwyn
Welsh, variation of Baldwin
brave friend
Mali
Welsh form of Molly or Thai
jasmine flower
Mared
Welsh form of Margaret, Greek
pearl
Maredudd
Welsh
great lord or sea lord
Marvin
Welsh, variant of Mervyn
sea hill
Maxen
Welsh, from Latin Maximus
greatest
Meagan
Welsh diminutive of Margaret
pearl
Medi
Welsh
September
Mefus
Welsh
strawberries
Megan
Welsh diminutive of Margaret
pearl
Meghan
Variation of Megan, Welsh
pearl
Meghann
Spelling variation of Megan, Welsh diminutive of Margaret
pearl
Meinir
Welsh
maiden
Meirion
Welsh, Latin
manly
Meiriona
Feminine form of Meirion, Welsh, Latin
manly, related to Mars
Menai
Place name, Welsh
narrow water
Meredith
Welsh
great ruler
Mererid
Welsh
pearl
Merewenna
Old English, Welsh
famously joyful; maiden
Meric
German, Welsh
famous, powerful ruler; home ruler; dark-skinned