Welsh names that are easy to pronounce

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I am Scottish, DH is half Welsh and we live in Scotland.
DS has the most Scottish name it's possible to have (through accident rather than design as he's named after people). Not quite Angus Fergus MacDonald but not far off - paint him blue and he'd yell Freedom!

Anyhoo, for DC2 we'd like to incorporate a Welsh name somewhere in honour of DHs mum. Sex currently unknown.
I like Eira for a girl but think it will probably end up being mispronounced up here.
Suggestions please for Welsh names that won't be mangled by my fellow Scots

Mari (Welsh spelling), Mairi (Scottish spelling)

Eira (EYE-rah) or (AY-rah) means 'snow'
Cariad (Carry-ad) meaning love

Osian (OSH-an)
Iolo (Yolo)

Carys, Guinevere, Manon

Love Osian for a boy and it’s also a Scot name - Ossian.

Ioan, Huw, Rhodri, Gethin.

Carys or Seren for a girl

Nia, Bethan, Cerys, Rhiannon, Rhian, Seran, Cariad, Sian, Megan, Taryn

Geraint, Dylan, Deri, David, Rhys, Lloyd, Iestyn, Sion,

Gethyn

Gwennan is lovely.

It's nicer spelt Gwenan. It's a bit dated perhaps and like other names ending in -an, people will say -un.
Cariad is pronounced Car-yad not Carry-ad.
Gethin is not spelt Gethyn.

My dd is seren i love it x

Ummmm.. My husband is called Gethyn, so rest assured it can be spelt both ways!

Gethyn is presumably pronounced geth-un, as distinct from Gethin?

Welsh is a very phonetic language so Gethyn = geth-uhn (Gethin is pronounced exactly as it looks). If it's spelt Gethyn and pronounced Gethin I'm going to wage 50p his parents aren't Welsh speakers.

Gethin is a beautiful name, I wish my DP hadn't vetoed it because it's one of my absolute favourites.

Bryn
Gareth
Geraint
Rhodri

Blodwyn (I love this. I had an auntie blod!)
Gwen
Rhia
Catrin
Nia

Another vote for Gethin. Also love Rhys.

I’ve liked Enfys since a woman with that name was on Pointless several years ago. Had never heard of it. Also like Seren and Ffion.

Pembrokeshire born and bred, both speakers.
Sorry I've offended all the name police...! I also happen to know a couple of others who spell it like that.
Personally I dont see what the big deal is

I love Idris for a boy/

Betsan

Ianto (pronounced Yan-to) for a boy

Blodwyn should be spelt Blodwen. Rhia is missing an n.
I'd pronounce Gethyn as Geth-in - in as in the english word, but in Gethin the i is like in the english word big.
I know lots of Gethins but no Gethyns.
It might be a regional variation on the name.

Osian (oh-Shan) Iwan, Gethin, Owain,

Tirion, Elena, Mabli, Menna, Mari,

Osian is Osh-an (as as in can). I know lots of them. Not one of them says it as Oh-shan.

Enid is my favourite and it means life or spirit 😍

Enid pronounced the welsh way (En-id) is lovely.

Nel
Non
Medi (especially if you're due in September)
Cadi

I find even names you'd think would be easy to pronounce are mispronounced outside of Wales e.g Nia said Near or Eleri said ELeri

Bryn
Glyn
Gwyn
Griff (would argue this is a legit variation and works better outside Wales)

Non is lovely too.