Welsh Names

little dark one, or ancient, enduring

guardian of the keys; keeper

dark-haired, narrow, or from the wetlands

keeper of the keys, narrow, or ocean

ancient, old, remote

unknown, possibly 'little warrior' or 'chief'

chief, head, or ancient

greatest champion

Lacie: from Lassy (France); Mai: May, or star of the sea

fair, beautiful, or loyal, trustworthy

Possibly 'lily' or 'elf-like', or a modern coinage.

church enclosure

From the Welsh place name, meaning 'church of the marsh'

laurel tree, victory; beautiful, tender

cloak, cape, mantle, or flax, linen

servant of John

of the sea; alder grove; ruler of the people

lion

light, bright

renowned warrior, famous battle

Son of Leys

white lily

lily

white lily

white lily

Lily flower and 'May' or 'great'

beautiful lake

bird, particularly a small songbird

a small bird, or a form of Lynn

from the land by the lake

lime tree, waterfall, or lake

a small bird, especially a linnet

Of the lily

pale, fair, or beloved friend

light

light, bright

light, brightness

lion

lion-like

leader, image, or lion-like

leader, lion-like, or shining one

leader's image

leader, lion

greenfinch (a type of bird)

light, bright

lion

grey-haired

laurel