Welsh Names

Great queen or divine queen

great king

Possibly related to 'rhi' meaning 'king' or 'ruler', or 'rhian' meaning 'maiden'.

great king, kingly

Possibly 'red' or 'rose'

brave ruler, powerful ruler

good spear, noisy

white rose

rose

river

flow, stream, or goddess of the earth

great queen, goddess, or divine

reddish-brown, red-brown

red-haired, red

island, or descendant of the king

Ardor, rush, enthusiasm

river; queen; flowing

great queen, divine, or river

great queen, or king

Queen, or grace

divine queen or great queen

ardent, eager, or brushwood, twigs

unknown

good spear, good counsel

beautiful rose

rose, gentle horse

prominent spear

uncertain, possibly 'red lion' or 'famous land'

little red-haired one, or fame and joy

little redhead; rowan tree

slender, fair, or white spear

little redhead; tree of life

red-haired, famous friend, or noble friend

Uncertain, possibly 'famous counsel' or 'friend's land'

two

flow, queen, or a short form of various names

great queen

uncertain, possibly 'sacred one' or related to 'sacred'

carpenter, craftsman

from the manor of Salisbury

wise, old

wood-worker, carpenter; or a variant of 'Saer'

victory of the people

kindly and loved

radiant, bright, sparkling

Friend from the palace, or friend of the sea

polite, courteous

old, ancient