Welsh Names

Uncertain, possibly 'keeper of the keys' or 'rejoice'

Golden, yellow; or from Cambria (Wales)

Pure; clear

Pure, clear, or a combination of Kay and Ann

round, stout, or battle

rejoice

slender, fair, or keeper of the keys, pure

keeper of the keys, pure

uncertain, possibly 'slender' or 'keeper of the keys'

keeper of the keys; pure

Uncertain, possibly 'keeper of the keys' or 'pure'

keeper of the keys, pure

keeper of the keys; pure

uncertain, possibly 'straight' or 'crooked'

spear, or tribute/payment

Son of Kay; meadow

rejoice, fair, handsome

ancient, enduring, or a variant of Cian meaning ancient

dark, dusky, or battle, warrior

uncertain, possibly 'dark-haired' or 'ancient'

uncertain, possibly 'slender' or 'chapel'

uncertain, possibly 'slender' or 'beautiful'

Uncertain, possibly 'slender' or 'from the forest'

royal power, wise ruler, or knowing

royal ruler, high king

royal ruler, brave ruler, or high hill

royal ruler, son of Henry

handsome, born of fire, royal obligation

royal ruler, bold ruler, fearless power

dark-haired, dark, or descendant of Ciar

possibly 'dark' or 'dark-haired', or 'of the people'

dark, swarthy

stream, river, or valley

fair, blessed poetry

uncertain, possibly 'forest' or 'battle'

guardian, keeper

a small enclosure, a quay, or a wooded area

dark, obscure, or descendant of Cadán

slender, fair, or descendant of Caolán

handsome, beloved

chosen, crown, king, or warrior

Uncertain, possibly 'descendant of Cadan' or 'brave battle'

Uncertain, possibly 'knowledge' or 'wise ruler'

uncertain, possibly 'narrow' or 'church'

dark, black; or fortress, spear

royal fortress, warrior

King, foundation, or a variant of Kian meaning 'ancient' or 'distant'

watchful, vigilant