Welsh Baby Names

Welsh Baby Names

Welsh baby names are a wonderful blend of history, culture, and lyrical beauty! With roots in ancient legends and the enchanting Welsh language, these names often carry deep meanings and unique sounds. From classic names like Rhys and Eira to modern favorites like Ffion and Cai, each name tells a story and reflects the rich heritage of Wales.

Aeronwen

Welsh, “fair, white” or “blessed” and “berry.”

Aled

Welsh, “offspring.”

Andras

Welsh and Hungarian, “manly; brave.”

Aneirin

Welsh, “noble, honest, golden.”

Anwen

Welsh, “fair, blessed.”

Arawn

Welsh, “king of the otherworld.”

Arianwen

Welsh, “silver or beautiful silver.”

Arthen

Welsh, “bear, the name of a Celtic river god.”

Arwen

Welsh, “royal maiden.”

Arwyn

Welsh, “fair or fine.”

Avalon

Welsh, “island of apples.”

Bedivere

Welsh, “one of the Knights of the Round Table.”

Berwyn

Welsh, “fair hill” or “blessed hill.”

Bevan

Welsh, “son of Evan.”

Bowen

Welsh, “son of Owen.”

Bronwyn

Irish and Welsh, “white breast.”

Bryn

Welsh, “hill” or “mound.”

Brynn

Welsh, “hill” or “mound.”

Bryson

English and Welsh, “descendant of Brice.”

Cadoc

Welsh, “battle.”

Carwyn

Welsh, “loved, blessed.”

Ceinwen

Welsh, “lovely, blessed.”

Cerys

Welsh, “poetry” or “song.”

Cledwyn

Welsh, “rough, warrior, blessed.”

Cyfrin

Welsh, “sorcerer, secret.”

Dallyn

English and Welsh, “from the valley, great tide.”

Darren

Gaelic Irish and Welsh, “oak tree.”

Davis

Welsh, “son of David.”

Delwyn

Welsh, “blessed, pretty.”

Delyth

Welsh, “pretty, neat.”

Derwen

Welsh, “blessed oak.”

Dewin

Welsh, “diviner, magician, wizard.”

Drest

Welsh and Gaelic, “riot or tumult.”

Drew

English and Welsh, “manliness.”

Drustan

Welsh, “riot or tumult.”

Drystan

Welsh, “full of sorrow, steadfast.”

Edwards

English and Welsh, “son of Edwards.”

Eilwen

Welsh, “fair brow, white deer.”

Eira

Welsh, Norwegian, “snow, merciful.”

Eiriana

Welsh, “silver, snow princess.”

Elestren

Welsh, “strong fairy or powerful nymph.”

Ellis

English and Welsh, “benevolent, beneath the gods.”

Ellyllon

Welsh mythology, “elves or fairies.”

Elowyn

Variant of Cornish name Elowen, “elm tree”

Eluned

Welsh, “one who has an image.”

Emrys

Welsh via Greek, “immortal one.”

Evan

English and Welsh, “God is gracious.”

Evanna

Welsh and Irish, “God is gracious, radiant.”

Gareth

Welsh, “gentle” or “kind.”

Gavin

Welsh, “white hawk.”

Griffin

Welsh mythological name, “strong prince or lord.”

Guinevere

Welsh, “fair, white and smooth.”

Gwen

Welsh, “white,” “blessed,” or “fair.”

Gwendolyn

Welsh, “white ring” or “blessed ring.”

Gwydion

Welsh, “born of the trees.”

Gwyneth

Welsh, “fair, blessed, or white.”

Iago

Welsh, “supplanter.”

Islwyn

Welsh, “below the grove.”

Ivor

Welsh and Scandinavian, “bow army.”

Kane

Welsh, Japanese, and Hawaiian, “warrior, beautiful, gold.”

Keris 

Malaysian or a variation of Welsh Carys, “dagger, love, or…

Lilwen

Welsh, “fair lily or white lily.”

Llewyn

Welsh, “like a lion.”

Llion

Welsh, “of the Legions, lion.”

Lloyd

Welsh, “gray-haired.”

Maddox

Welsh, “son of Madoc, blessed.”

Madoc

Welsh, “fortunate.”

Maxen

Welsh, “greatest.”

Merlin

Welsh, “sea fortress.”

Merrick

Anglo-Welsh, “fame, power.”

Merritt

English and Welsh, “boundary gate.”

Morgan

Welsh, “sea circle.”

Muirgen

Welsh, “born of the sea.”

Nolwenn

Welsh and Celtic, “shinning.”

Owen

Welsh, “young warrior, well-born.”

Pierce

English, Welsh, and Irish, “son of Piers.”

Reese

English, Welsh, “ardent, fiery.”

Reva

Welsh, “maiden, queen.”