Welsh name suggestions please

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We have Alys already and number 2 is unexpectedly on the way.

We like Seren and I like Meredith but was surprised to see this is a boy's name in Wales (according to behindthename.com).

Are there any Welsh people out there who can confirm this and maybe suggest alternatives?

Also, can you suggest any boys names we might like?

Carys and Eleri are beautiful
Myfanwy is lovely too.

ooo Megan is a form of Margaret, which is my gran's name. That could work.

Idris for a boy (I'm biased )

Ardent lord!

Macsen for a boy? Or how about Evan (although that would be Ifan in Welsh)?

I have a welsh name, my Dad is welsh and Carys is on my list (am pregnant) as I love the idea of my first born having a welsh name

I live in England and all mine have proper Welsh names because they are the greatest names in the world.

Mererid ( for a girl )
Though I can say it ( I'm English ) and DH (Welsh ) can't
Elin
Eira

Iago ( boy )
Siencyn
Aled

Seren has become very very popular.

Cadi is pronounced caddy

I love the names Ffion, Rhian and Bethan for a girl.

Caleb, Osian and Huw for a boy.

DP is not keen on any unfortunately

i like Carys too but think it rhymes a bit too much so would have to go with Cerys which doesn't quite have the same impact.
Elin is lovely too.

The Cornish version of Iago is nice - Jago. I didn't know it meant Jacob.

When DP gets back from the Diff, will have to make suggestions so he can sit on them for months on end. Think I will get casting vote on tho one as Alys was his suggestion.

What are your thoughts now op

Emlyn
Delme

Been too busy to think about it!

Still love Seren and think I'll add Elin and Meghan to the list.

Welsh Megan has no H in it.

Caru is Welsh for love so lots of people like Cari as it sounds the same. Its a shame you don't like the dd sound as I really like Rhianydd (Ree-ann-ith) or Rhian for short. How about any of these;

Bethan
Menna
Gwennan
Anwen
Eluned (Leni as nn)
Celyn
Cerys
Vari

Deri
Tomos
Carwyn
Gareth
Ellis
Gerwyn
Cayo (cai-o)
Gethin
Sion
Steffan
Vaughan

Angharad
Alwenna
Alaw
Awel
Aneira
Alwen
Arianwen
Anest
Arian
Betsi
Bethan
Begw
Bronwen
Branwen
Cari
Carys
Ceri
Cerys
Cadi
Ceridwen
Cara
Elin
Eiri
Eirian
Elan
Elain
Eleri
Eirlys
Efa
Elliw
Ffion
Fflur
Gwenno
Gwennan
Gwawr
Gwen
Gwenllian
Gwenith
Haf
Hawys
Iola
Iona
Lowri
Lora
Marian
Manon
Mela
Megan
Meg
Morwen
Mirain
Mared
Non
Nansi
Nel
Nia
Nanw
Olwen
Rhosyn
Rhiannon
Rhianwen
Rhian
Rhonwen
Shiwan
Siwan
Sian
Swyn
Sara
Sera
Seren
Sioned
Tara
Teleri
Tesni
Wenna

Arwel
Alun
Bedwyr
Bleddyn
Brychan
Cai
Caio
Caradog
Dylan
Dyfed
Dafydd
Dyfan
Dion
Deio
Dai
Dei
Deion
Eban
Efan
Evan
Elgan
Geraint
Guto
Gareth
Gwion
Gwydion
Gwilym
Harri
Iwan
Ioan
Idris
Iestyn
Iago
Iolo
Llyr
Llywelyn
Llewelyn
Llew
Llion
Llifon
Macsen
Morgan
Meredydd
Now
Owain
Osian
Owen
Peredyr
Pedr
Robin
Rhydian
Rhys
Tudur
Tegid
Tomos
Tecwyn
Wil
Wmffra
Ynyr

I don't mind the th/dd sound but I know it will get pronounced f here.

Thanks for the spelling correction, drudge.

My little girl is Celyn (prn. Kellin). Constantly getting comments on what a beautiful name, and it is Welsh for 'holly' :)

Also love -

Seren
Alaw
Awel
Cadi
Mabli
Teagan (DD's middle name)

Dylan
Teilo
Siencyn
Harri
Osian
Owain
Rhys

Here are few boys and girls names

Boys

Timothy
Dennis
Theodore
Edward
Liam

Girls

Rose Fancis
Renny Roy
Eleanor
Ruth
Merlin

Seren is beautiful (as is its meaning - star) and I love Elis for a boy - if dd had been a boy we'd have used it. I also like eirwen and cerys for girls names.