Welsh baby names

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So far ...

For boys i like Aneurin and Taliesin - but DP's not keen!

For girls I like Arianwen and Ceridwen
I also like Cerys and Seren but both a bit too popular now.

Any suggestions would be brilliant :)

How about Geraint for a boy? Or my nephew is Gethyn.

Carys instead of Cerys?

I love Taliesin, great name

Boys
Iwan
Iori
Rhys
Owain
Ieuan
Iestyn
Sion
Wynfor

Girls
Carys
Nia
Rhonwen
Rhiannon
Bronwen
Gwen
Anghared
Heulwen
Delyth

Love Nia but can't have for family reasons.

Quite like Gethin, will think about it ...

My mum loves Anghared! Not 100% sure myself ...

Carys is too popular I feel too. But I do like the name. Oh, it's a maybe!

Manon
Iestyn

Basically if I called my DD Nia, then DD and DS would have the names of two lovers, in legend.

A tad off I feel! Kind of like calling your DCs Romeo and Juliet!

(Some of you will know what DS's name is now!)

Catrin, bethan, sian, eira, haf, iona, nia, mair, angharad for girls

Gethin, rhys, alun, gwyn, geraint, sion, dafydd, dion, aled for boys

Your ds has a very nice name
He shouldn't get together with my dd

Yes, let's not encourage that bronze!!

(thanks! I love the name too :))

Elin eleri and eira are my favourites

Used to know a little girl called ffion. Thought that was a beautiful name. Lovely little girl too :)

I have changed my name briefly because this is an easy out .

I have a Taliesin. It's a brilliant name, I love it. Tal for short. I might also have Aneurin in mind if I ever have another boy...

I also love Llyr and Euros. And Guto.

I like Angharad. But it's my middle name so I would.

What about Selyf for a boy? It's the Welsh equivalent of Seth if I remember rightly.

Then there is always Welsh spelling such as Harri, Sian etc.

quite an exhaustive list!

My grandmother was called Eira. If my bump is a girl, and is born on a snowy day (due late Jan) then I've warned my English husband she'll be named Eira.

Your DS has a beautiful name!

Girls:
Aelwen
Ariana
Bronwyn
Carys
Catrin
Delia
Elen
Elwyn
Gwenyth
Isolde
Morwen
Olwen
Rhiannon
Tegan

Boys:
Cassian
Floyd
Geraint
Ioan
Tristan
Tristram

I've always liked Heledd - I think it's hardd iawn my friend likes Enfys, and I saw Esyllt recently and thought it sweet. I also taught a little Siwan recently. And I've just remembered that I like Gwenllian too.

Can I ask how you pronounce Taliesin? I've only ever seen it written down and think its lovely. DP likes Dylan for a boy but most of my family are English so he'd be called Dillon by my family instead of the roper welsh version.

To be honest, I really like Aderyn as well. I know it's 'bird' but it seems to me that names that mean things are still quite Popular in Wales and she could be Addie or Ryn or something for short

I LOVE Siwan and wanted it very badly for little DD. Being pregnant and hormonal, I got hung up on the fact her surname begins with K, then couldn't get past the word 'wank' hidden in her name. Which probably doesn't occur to most folk and if that's the case, I feel very for not picking it!

I love Angharad and Eirlys.

Also Geraint and Aneurin.

I have an Uncle Aneurin.
And an Auntie Eirwen.

Lovely names.
There's always Rytherch (sp?) . My dad went to school with a Rytherch Prytherch.

My name is on someone's list...very unusual . I am not going to tell you which one!

Welsh names are beautiful.

I know a small Rhydderch.

twll Taliesin is pronounced Tal-yes-in, emphasis on the 'yes'.

Meredith
Alys
Carys
Eirwen
Mali

all lovely girl names

for boys, I agree with Gethin, and also like Huw

Gosh Welsh names are lovely.