Welsh Names

moor, dark-skinned

Possibly related to 'beloved' or 'mead'

brave ruler

Uncertain, possibly 'moon' or 'new'

possibly 'dark' or 'black' (from Welsh) or 'honey' (from Greek)

sea-power, sea-ruler

beloved friend

light, bright, or a variant of Mary

son of Meir

Myrddin's valley

sea white, sea fair, or beloved

Wished-for child; rebellion; bitter; beloved

possibly 'one hill' or 'solitary hill'

sea foam, sea froth

sea-born, sea-dweller, or great circle

sea-born, sea-dweller, or morning

sea-born, sea-white, or sea-bright

great queen, star of the sea, or dark-haired

settlement on the marsh

my delicate one, my rare one

My love

beloved, darling, or myrrh

grace, favor

grace, favor

radiance, luster, or fire

new, new moon

light, candle, river, lord

Lady, mistress

Pure, chaste

lustrous, goal, purpose, or island

small, little

Possibly 'little one' or a diminutive form

son of Noah

ninth

from the island

new, purpose, or lotus flower

dweller by the new house or new enclosure

track, wheel-track

white footprint, white track

white footprint, white track

friend of the sea

pale, fair-skinned; or golden

little deer

ewe, sheep

noble, well-born, or youth

noble, well-born

Noble, well-born, or youth, well-born

noble, well-born, or born of yew