Understanding Welsh Names
Welsh culture is deeply rooted in history and folklore, known for its enchanting myths and legends. Names in Welsh culture often carry meaningful connections to nature and legends.
How to come up with the perfect Welsh name
Traditional Welsh names often include unique combinations of letters and sounds, making them distinct and rich in tradition. Many Welsh names have meanings related to nature or mythical stories.
Other Welsh names
Discover Welsh names that reflect the beauty of Wales' cultural heritage:
| Name | Meaning | Gender |
|---|---|---|
| Ceridwen | Beautiful as a Poem | Female |
| Llyr | Sea | Male |
| Maelona | Yellow Brow | Female |
| Emyr | King | Male |
| Rhosyn | Rose | Female |
| Goronwy | Hero | Male |
| Blodwen | White Flower | Female |
| Dilys | Genuine | Female |
| Gwilym | Determined Protector | Male |
| Eirian | Shining | Female |
| Cadoc | Battle | Male |
| Elain | Fawn | Female |
| Dewi | Beloved | Male |
| Mabli | Lovable | Female |
| Idris | Fiery Lord | Male |
| Tegwen | Fair and Holy | Female |
| Owain | Youth | Male |
| Glenys | Clean and Holy | Female |
| Caradoc | Loving | Male |
| Branwen | Fair Raven | Female |
