Welsh boy's names

[SellyMevs]

Hi all,

We are expecting a boy and looking for some inspiration for some nice boy's names.

We have a Welsh surname, and I have a Welsh first name. I'm from Wales but live in England, and my husband is born and bred English, so I need a name that he can master with spelling and pronunciation!

I quite like Arwyn, Emrys and Rees (grandfather's name and spelling).

Any ideas would be great!

[IwishIwasmoreorganised]

Tomos
Iolo
Wyn
Aled
Rhys
Hari
Ifan
Iwan
Gwyn
Alun

[HappyAsEyeAm]

Ioan
Ieuan

[Ilovewaleswhenitrains]

Gareth, David, Geraint, Hwyl,

[canutesauntie]

Emrys is lovely, could consider Ieuan or Huw?
Or how about Taliesin Tal for short for the English?

[Clearlymisunderstood]

Cai
Owen

[Inaminutenow]

Gruffudd
Gwion
Llew
Ifan
Alwyn
Steffan
Teifion
Meirion
Meilyr
Iestyn
Iago
Ieuan
Tomos
Llyr
Aron
Hywel
Dafydd
Deiniol
Dylan
Deryn
Ceri
Caio
Owain
Osian

[Clearlymisunderstood]

Dylan
Taryn

[Morgause]

Rhodri

[canutesauntie]

Emrys is lovely (and easy to say). You could consider Ieuan or Huw?

[canutesauntie]

Oops

[Doilooklikeatourist]

Emlyn

[MyNameIsSuz]

Emrys and Rhys are both lovely. I really like Macsen, it was high on our list.

[AnythingNotEverything]

My favourites are Rhys and Elis, and I love Evan too but that's an anglicisation so doesn't really count.

[CelticPromise]

I've never heard of Hwyl used as a name, is it common?

[SkivingAgain]

Rhidian
Lloyd

[sonlypuppyfat]

Ive got a ieuan. Brilliant name.

[13loki]

I have a Ioan. We also like Iolo and Ianto.

[BNmum]

Gethin?

[MrsBennetsEldest]

Iolo
Gwyn
Sion
Tomos
Gethin

[mejon]

I'm assuming Hwyl is a misspelling of Hywel? At least I hope so .

[Alisvolatpropiis]

Macsen
Aneirin
Meredydd

[Alisvolatpropiis]

Bran
Bryn
Huw
Wynn

[NigellasDealer]

Ieuan or Taliesin

[StrawberryCheese]

Emrys is my favourite welsh boys name :)

[Alisvolatpropiis]

Aer