Welsh Names
⚥ChineseKim„Kim is a unisex name that has different backgrounds and meanings in various cultures“View profile →♂EnglishAberdeen„As an English first name for both men and women, Aberdeen refers to the Scottish city o…“View profile →♀WelshAderyn„The name Aderyn has its roots in Welsh and is composed of the terms adar, which means '…“View profile →♂EnglishAedan„Aedan (Áedán) is a form of the Gaelic, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh name Aodhan (Aodhán),…“View profile →♂CelticAeron„Aeron is a gender-neutral first name that comes from Welsh“View profile →♂WelshAfon„The name Afon has its roots in Welsh and means 'the river'“View profile →♀IrishAileen-Jennifer„Aileen-Jennifer is a double name combining Aileen ("the longed-for one") and Jennifer (…“View profile →♂EnglishAled„The name Aled has its roots in Welsh and is translated as 'the descendant' or 'the heir'“View profile →♂EnglishAlfie„The name Alfie is a short and affectionate form of the name Alfred and has its roots in…“View profile →♀WelshAlicyn„The name is composed of the Old High German elements 'adal' for noble and 'heit' for sh…“View profile →♀DanishAlis„Alis (Alís) is a first name suitable for both men and women and is regarded as a Danish…“View profile →♀HebrewAliza„The name Aliza (עַלִיזָה) and its variant Alizah is a feminine given name with several …“View profile →♂EnglishAlwyn„Alwyn is the English variant of Alwin, whose roots are in the Old High German Adalwin“View profile →♂WelshAmaethon„Amaethon is often interpreted as a reference to an ancient Celtic-British god of agricu…“View profile →♂WelshAneira„The name Aneira is in its Welsh form a female variant of Aneirin“View profile →♂LatinAneurin„The name Aneurin comes from Welsh and is a form of Honor, which in turn is derived from…“View profile →♀Angharad„Angharad, a female first name of Welsh origin, is mentioned in various legends“View profile →♀WelshAnwen„The name Anwen originates from Welsh and can be interpreted through its Old Welsh roots“View profile →♂WelshAnwyll„Anwyll, a masculine name, carries the meaning "the beloved"“View profile →♂WelshArawn„The name Arawn (pronounced Araun, with emphasis on the second syllable) refers to the k…“View profile →♀EnglishAriann„Ariann is an English and Welsh variant of Arianne, which is a French derivative of the …“View profile →♂LatinArjan„Arjan, a male first name, represents a variant of the name Arian and has various origin…“View profile →♀EnglishArlais„Arlais is a female first name that originally comes from Welsh“View profile →♂BretonArmel„Armel is a younger form of the Welsh name Arthmael, which means 'the prince of bears' o…“View profile →♀CelticArmella„Armella is a variant of Armelle, the French feminine form of the name Armel“View profile →♀CelticArmelle„As the feminine variant of Armel, the name Armelle carries the meaning 'the bear prince…“View profile →♂CelticArthur„The origin and meaning of the name Arthur are not definitively clarified“View profile →♂CelticArto„Arto, as a masculine first name, is the Finnish form of Arthur“View profile →♂CelticArttu„Arttu is considered a Finnish derivative of Arthur“View profile →♂CelticArtur„The origin and meaning of the name Artur are not definitively clarified“View profile →♀CelticArtura„The name Artura represents the female variant of Artur, whose origin remains uncertain“View profile →♂CelticArtus„The name Artus is considered a form of Arthur, whose origin remains controversial“View profile →♀EnglishArwen„The name Arwen, a feminine first name from Welsh, became well-known primarily through '…“View profile →♀Arwyn„The name Arwyn has its origins in Welsh and was originally male-connoted, but is also u…“View profile →♀Avalon„Avalon is a girl's name that is anchored in British mythology, as it carries the name o…“View profile →♂PersianAvan„Avan is an Indian masculine first name, meaning 'the favored one' or alternatively 'the…“View profile →♀BretonAwen„Awen is predominantly a female first name, whose direct translation is 'the poetic insp…“View profile →♂CelticAwin„Awin is a variant of the Breton-Welsh name Aouen, whose roots cannot be clearly assigned“View profile →♂EnglishBarry„The name Barry, of masculine gender, also originates from English with Irish roots“View profile →♀LatinBeli„The first name Beli, a diminutive of Belinda, carries the meanings 'the famous gentle o…“View profile →♀WelshBethan„The name Bethan, a Welsh diminutive of Elisabeth, means 'God is perfect', 'God is my oa…“View profile →♂Bevan„The name Bevan has its origins as a Welsh boy's name and translates to 'son of Evan'“View profile →♂Bhreac„freckled“View profile →♀Blodeuwedd„Blodeuwedd is a female first name that has its roots in Welsh and means "the face of fl…“View profile →♀WelshBlodwen„The expression 'white flowers' comes from Welsh, where blodau means flowers and gwen me…“View profile →♂EnglishBowen„Bowen is a masculine first name of Welsh origin that is based on an old family name“View profile →♂CelticBran„Bran is a masculine first name that appears in both Irish and Welsh mythology“View profile →♂EnglishBrandan„Brandan, a masculine first name, is a Breton variant of the name Brendan, which comes f…“View profile →♂AmericanBrashad„Brashad is a masculine first name that can be understood as an American combination of …“View profile →♂Breandan„Breandan is an Irish-Gaelic form of Brendan and has its roots in the Old Welsh term bre…“View profile →♂Breck„The name Breck has its roots in Old Irish and Old Welsh and means 'the speckled one'“View profile →♂BretonBrendan„Brendan is a male first name derived from the English and Irish spelling of Brendanus, …“View profile →♂Brendanus„Brendanus is regarded as a Latinized variant of Bréanainn, a name with Old Irish origin…“View profile →♂Brenden„Brenden is a masculine form of the name that derives from Brendan, an English variant o…“View profile →♂Brendon„Brendon is regarded as an alternative spelling of Brendan, an English variant of the La…“View profile →♀TurkishBreven„Breven comes from Swedish and carries the meaning 'letters'“View profile →♂CelticBrice„The name Brice, used for both men and women, is a variation of the Celtic name Bryce“View profile →♀CelticBricelyn„Bricelyn is a feminine form of the name Brice and features the popular ending '-lyn'“View profile →♂WelshBricius„The name Bricius has its roots in Welsh and is derived from the term 'brych', which mea…“View profile →♂Brin„Brin is considered a variant of the name Bryn“View profile →♀Brina„Brina is a girl's name interpreted as a gender-specific form of Brin“View profile →♀WelshBrinley„The name Brinley is a newer English variant of the name Bryn, combined with the suffix …“View profile →♂FrenchBrix„Brix, a boy's name, is a variant of Brice“View profile →♂ItalianBrizio„Brizio means 'spotted'“View profile →♀EnglishBronwen„The name Bronwen originates from Wales and is used for girls“View profile →♀Bronwyn„The name Bronwyn, an English form of the Welsh Bronwen, translates to 'the white breast…“View profile →♂CelticBryce„Bryce, a name that is used for both men and, in rare cases, women, originates from the …“View profile →♂WelshBrychan„The name Brychan has its origin in Welsh and consists of the element 'brych', which mea…“View profile →♂Bryn„The name Bryn, which has its origins in Welsh, means 'the hill'“View profile →♂WelshBryn-Alun„Bryn-Alun is a double name combining Bryn ("the hill") and Alun ("the little rock")“View profile →♀EnglishBrynn„The name Brynn represents the feminine variant of the Welsh name Bryn, whose direct tra…“View profile →♀Brynne„Brynne is a feminine form of Bryn and translates to 'the hill' in English“View profile →♀EnglishCady„Cady is a contemporary variant of Katie, which serves as a diminutive of the name Katha…“View profile →♂CelticCaedmon„The name Caedmon (Cædmon) originates from the Anglo-Saxon linguistic area and goes back…“View profile →⚥LatinCai„Cai is a Nordic variant of the name Kai, which is considered a possible Frisian child f…“View profile →♀WelshCaradwyn„The name is derived from the Celtic goddess Kerridwen and carries the Welsh meaning 'Ke…“View profile →♀WelshCaralyn„Caralyn is composed of the Celtic/Welsh elements 'Cara' for friendliness and 'Lyn' for …“View profile →♂WelshCarantec„Carantec may be a derivation of the Welsh name Caradoc, which is known as a Welsh king“View profile →♀WelshCari„Cari, a girl's name, is an alternative spelling of Kari, a Nordic derivation of the nam…“View profile →♀EnglishCariad„The name Cariad is a female first name from the English and Welsh regions, which transl…“View profile →♂EnglishCarwyn„Carwyn is a Welsh first name for males that means "the blessed love." It is made up of …“View profile →♀WelshCarynne„The name has its roots in Welsh“View profile →♀WelshCarys„The name Carys is a Welsh girl's name that has the beautiful meaning 'the love' or 'the…“View profile →♀LatinCeciley„Ceciley is a girl's name regarded as a less common old Welsh form of Cecilia and Cecily“View profile →♂CelticCeddrick„Ceddrick is a boy's name that represents an American and Irish derivation of the name C…“View profile →♂CelticCedric„The name Cedric (Cédric) could be a variation of the name Cerdic, the first Anglo-Saxon…“View profile →♀WelshCeri„The name Ceri is of Welsh origin and literally means 'the beloved'“View profile →♀Ceridwen„Ceridwen is a Welsh girl's name whose meaning can be directly translated as "the white …“View profile →♀EnglishCeris„Currently, no information is available regarding the meaning“View profile →♀Cerrin„Cerrin, a girl's name, is a form of the Celtic Ceridwen and means "the one with the whi…“View profile →♀WelshCerys„Cerys, a variant of the Welsh name Carys, stands for 'the love' or 'the beloved' and ha…“View profile →♂CelticChad„Chad, a masculine first name, represents an English variation of the Old English Ceadda“View profile →♀BretonCharlotte-Ann„Charlotte-Ann is a double name combining Charlotte ("the free one") and Ann ("the graci…“View profile →♂EnglishCharlton„The name Charlton is an English and Scottish male first name that originated from an ol…“View profile →♀WelshChryl„the Golden“View profile →♀LatinCici„Cici is a diminutive of Cicilia, which is a variant of the name Cecilia, originating fr…“View profile →♂CelticCieran„Cieran is a Welsh variation of the Irish Ciaran, which is a diminutive form of the Gael…“View profile →♂EnglishConway„The name Conway carries the meaning 'the hunting dog of the plain' and has its origins …“View profile →♀LatinCristin„Cristin is a form of Christin and Christine, which in turn have their origin in the Lat…“View profile →♂CelticCynfarch„fern that rises from the water“View profile →♂CelticCynfelyn„The name Cynfelyn, a rare Welsh variant of Cunobelinus, is translated as 'the strong do…“View profile →♂WelshDai„Dai is a Welsh form of David, which traces back to the Hebrew Dawid (דָּוִד)“View profile →♂WelshDailen„Dailen is a gender-neutral first name that is considered a variant of the English names…“View profile →♂WelshDaimeon„Daimeon is a variant of Damon ("the conqueror")“View profile →♂EnglishDalvin„"A loyal companion"“View profile →♂HebrewDavie„The name Davie has its roots in Hebrew and means 'the beloved'“View profile →♀CelticDee„The girl's name Dee may be derived from the river Dee in Scotland“View profile →♀EnglishDehlia„Dehlia is a variant of Delia and is associated with the Greek goddess Artemis“View profile →♀CelticDeidrie„Deidrie is an ancient, melancholic girl's name with Celtic roots, often appearing as 'D…“View profile →⚥Delvin„The first name Delvin is a variant of the Welsh name Delwin, which is derived from Delwyn“View profile →♀EnglishDelvina„Delvina represents the feminine form of Delvin and has its roots in Delwyn“View profile →♀Derwen„Derwen is an English first name“View profile →♂Dillan„Dillan is a contemporary English form of Dylan“View profile →♂EnglishDillion„dylan means 'the sea' and originates from Welsh“View profile →♂LatinDomenick„Domenick is an English form of the name Dominik, which has its roots in the Latin Domin…“View profile →♂CelticDrystan„Drystan is an Old Welsh variant of the name Tristan and is regarded along with the Celt…“View profile →♂WelshDyddi„The name means 'Dating'“View profile →⚥CelticDylan„Dylan is a Celtic first name with an unknown meaning“View profile →♂CelticEfnisien„This mythical figure comes from Welsh mythology and is the son of Bran the Blessed as w…“View profile →♀Eilonwy„Eilonwy is an invented girl's name with Welsh origins“View profile →