Enwau Cymraeg I Blant / Welsh Names for Children

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This table shows the Welsh-origined given female names in Wales, sorted by year, from 2017 through to 1997, based on new birth registrations. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Dyma enwau y gellid eu cynnwys mewn argraffiad newydd: Brewys, Cedri, Huwco, Deicws, Falmai, Ffestin, Bifan, Marsli (= Marjorie), Uchtryd, Uthr, Rhita, Gwenddoleu, Annes, Elias, Eliseus, Bened, Gwriad, Crallo, Clwyd, Clwch, Cuhelyn, Meiriadog, Gweir, Gwrwared, Hwlcyn, Ifano, Sianco, Estyn, Mwyndeg, Puw, Cwellyn, Rhaglan, Trillo, Trygarn, Gwalchafed, Gwrthefyr, Marthin, Prisiart, Rhicert, Eilfyw, Sabel, Sibli, Ionoron, Rhagfuryn, Pebin, Twrog, Huana, Peleg, Minwel, Ywain,Iori, Eiliona, Ina, Pegi, Tyleri, Ceitho, Efnydd, Arthan, Emwnt, Aelwyn, Beinon, Hydwedd, Eurin, Galâth, Belyn, Estyn. We use the industry leading internet payment company PayPal to protect your card details and protect from fraud. This cookie is installed by Google Universal Analytics to restrain request rate and thus limit the collection of data on high traffic sites.

Of course, Welsh, like every other language, has an ancient tradition of creating and using native forms for names.Each name listed here has a symbol showing whether it is a male or female name, its derivation and meaning, and often a short reference to someone notable in Welsh history or literature who has borne the name. Discover the joy of reading with us, your trusted source for affordable books that do not compromise on quality. Thus we have Aeronwen ( fair), Eiluned ( greatly desired), Tirion ( mild, happy), Awstin ( venerable), Emlyn ( hard-working), a Terrwyn ( brave).

NOTES: From Owain Glyn Dwr, the Welsh leader who sought to reunite Wales and end English domination.Lastly, the compiler gives some useful hints on how to dump your boring surname (Jones, Williams, Davies etc. Of English origin, probably a blend of Rhona and Rhoda, though now sometimes taken to be composed of the Welsh elements rhon (pike, lance) + da (good).