Suggestions for a Welsh girl's name please

[Ribenababy]

Help!!

Dil-ith, I think.

I love Meredith - it's our first choice, and we both love Merry for her nn, and also love Ellwyn.

My sister is a Sian and loves it, most poelpe know how to say / spell it now (although she was Stan to many people in her childhood LOL)

Alys, Meagn, Rhian,Cerys / Carys all common in the babies at our school, a few Serens on here but none I have actually met in RL Wales LOL

poog Clarissimo you could have written my post wsord for word...my sister is a Sian too and agree with everything you said....but still a fab name.

So Sian Rhian
Megan
Cerys
Bethan

meant oh not poog!

As an English person who used to live in Wales, I love Elin and Carys.

Rhiannon always makes me think of the Fleetwood Mac song, but I think that is me showing my age!

DDs school friends/classmates include
Ffion (but very heavily used round here), Buddug (but not so good outside of Welsh speaking areas!), Seren, Catrin
I also like Eleri, Llinos, Bethan, Megan
There are books of Welsh baby names if you want a really huge list . . .

If I had a girl, I would love a Seren or maybe Carys or Angharad.

If you don't live in Wales, avoid Bethan unless you want her to always be called Bethany. And Sian can be problematic too.

my daughter is Rhiannon, there is also a seren, delyth, Bethan in her class my friends dd is Eleri but all already suggested.

I love Teagan.

How about

Genevra

I went to school with a girl with this name and thought it was so pretty

Just be careful if you live outside Wales. I do and had a very interesting time testing names out on people before children were born. As I am used to reading Welsh words, I couldn't see how names like Eleri, Nia, Eira, Catrin, Elin etc could be said incorrectly - but you would be suprised!!!
We went for Anwen Carys in the end (and she gets called Olwyn, Ann, and most the one that gets on my nerves the most is AnwYn - especially by my MIL!! Grrrr. Can't she tell the difference between an E and a Y?????? But there are so many beautiful Welsh names, you'll be able to choose a really individual gorgeous name.

but how do you say Elin?

L in is the easist way to write it.

thank you..always wondered!

Avalon.

Of all the names sugguested here, I am surprised that anyone asked how to pronounce "Elin" - it's totally phonetic!

Ceredwen

The Bethan being called Bethany thing in England is true but also gives the option to be called Beth which is very hard to get wrong.

Only ever heard Bethan pronounced Bethun in S Wales. Beth-Anne drives me mad!