Welsh girls names

[Chocolateheaven123]

I'm expecting #2 in a few months and struggling for girls names. We have a little boy with a common Welsh name. DP likes Ffion but I'm not entirely sold, not sure why. Can't use Carys, Seren, Anwen or Bethan.

Any suggestions? Thank you :)

Ceirios - means cherries
Megan
Lowri

Bronwen (biased!)

Eirlys
Catrin
Elin
Meredith
Alys
Sara
Arianwen
Hafren
Lynette
Elinor
Efa
Rowena
Meghan
Nerys
Olwen
Tanwen
Tegan
Crystyn
Sian
Rhiannon
Nia
Morwen

Thinking of names of girls i was at school with:
Rhian
Gwenan
Aulwen
Catrin

I like Ffion though

Aerona

I’m not keen on Ffion either so I understand!
How about:
Alis / Alys
Megan
Cariad
Delyth
Idelle
Iola
Lowri
Rhiannon (my cousin’s name )
Rowena
Sian
Una
Vala

Good luck!

Cadi
Mali
Mari
Gwenllian (or Gwen)
Eleri (but not if you're somewhere that can't pronounce the E sound properly)

Ffion is a lovely name, it's not the Welsh version of Fiona. It's Welsh for foxglove so a flower name. It's pretty easy to pronounce for anyone too.

Nesta. Lowri. Eleri. Meriel. Rhiannon
Megan. Sian. Gwen. Nia. Catrin.

Enid. Linette.

Angharad nn Hari

Saffir

My favourites are Aneira, Mabli, Cadi, Nel and Non

Celyn- Welsh for Holly
Eirwen
Rhiannon
Sioned

Bronwyn

Ceirios - means cherries - no
Meredith - boy's name in Wales.
Hafren - Hafwen is nicer
Lynette/ Linette. - not welsh
Rowena - not welsh
Meghan - not welsh
Crystyn -
Idelle - not welsh
Una- not welsh
Vala - not welsh
Aulwen - it's Aelwen

Some of the names might be used or have been used in Wales but they are not welsh.
Saffir seems a bit weird.
Some of the names seem dated - a bit Sharon or Debbie.
Ffion is lovely and as pp said, it's not Welsh for Fiona.

Are you a welsh-speaker OP, and do you live in a welsh-speaking part of Wales?

Nia
Megan
Sian
Catrin
Lowri
Elin

Teleri? I love Lowri though.

Eira - means snow.

I asked if you were in a welsh speaking environment because some names don't really work otherwise.
I really like Buddug, Dyddgu, Lleucu, Llio, Elliw, Leusa, and Mallt, but could be too difficult for friends and family if they're not Welsh.
Mabli and Nest (welsh for Agnes) are nice, as is Mair.
Non is nice. Elin, Betsan, Manon, Heledd, Marged, Mared, Mererid, Gwenno, Gaenor, Luned/Eluned, Branwen...
There are loads of threads on welsh names. Be careful if you are relying on name sites or here - there are some dodgy suggestions.

Eos, Meinir (never met a nice one but it's a pretty name), Haf, Alwen, Llinos, Gwylan, Gwenhwyfar, ...

Tesni, Mali.

Alaw

I am Welsh and teach at a Welsh school, some names I teach are:
Awel- it means gentle breeze
Alaw- it means Melody
Awen - it means Muse
Lois
Gwen
Gwenllian
Mai - pronounced “My”
Mali
Cadi
Rhodd- means Gift
Non
Begw
Nel
Mari

Teleri

Mabli ❤️

Begw is so sweet!