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Help[Opinions] Welsh BAs
from North Wales.
(m) Ioan, parents Iwan & Lynda
(m) Tomi, parents Osian & Ceridwen, brother Caio
(f) Tesni Fflur, parents Llyr & Nia, brother Gruff
(m) Eurig Ifan, parents Rhydian & Elen, sister Gwenllian & brother Morgan, grandparents Evan & Carys and Dai & Mair.
(f) Rhyddid*, parents Trystan & Llinos, sister Leusa
(f) Caitlynn* Haf, parents Scott and Einir, grandparents Arfon & Gwenfair
(f) Cadi, parents Caskie & Rachel
(f) Alys, parents Gwyndaf & Deborah, grandparents Carl & Beti and John Dewi
* Rhyddid = freedom; haven't seen this used before
* Caitlynn = in case it's not obvious, this isn't a Welsh name, nor a Welsh spelling
(m) Ioan, parents Iwan & Lynda
(m) Tomi, parents Osian & Ceridwen, brother Caio
(f) Tesni Fflur, parents Llyr & Nia, brother Gruff
(m) Eurig Ifan, parents Rhydian & Elen, sister Gwenllian & brother Morgan, grandparents Evan & Carys and Dai & Mair.
(f) Rhyddid*, parents Trystan & Llinos, sister Leusa
(f) Caitlynn* Haf, parents Scott and Einir, grandparents Arfon & Gwenfair
(f) Cadi, parents Caskie & Rachel
(f) Alys, parents Gwyndaf & Deborah, grandparents Carl & Beti and John Dewi
* Rhyddid = freedom; haven't seen this used before
* Caitlynn = in case it's not obvious, this isn't a Welsh name, nor a Welsh spelling
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How do you pronounce Rhyddid? It looks epic.
Caio is a bit interesting as well.
I love when you post these. They make me wish I were Welsh.
Caio is a bit interesting as well.
I love when you post these. They make me wish I were Welsh.
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I am glad you like them!:)
Rhyddid = roughly like rhuth-id (with a rolled r, and u like the u in bluff)
Caio is a nickname-form of Cai, -o nns are pretty common in Wales.
Rhyddid = roughly like rhuth-id (with a rolled r, and u like the u in bluff)
Caio is a nickname-form of Cai, -o nns are pretty common in Wales.
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I've been liking Mair more lately. Seeing it is making me think about it again. And ooh, Gwenfair is pretty. I'd imagine it's some form of Gwenhwyfar?
Do you know what Caskie is? It seems kind of silly. And Gwyndaf? I kind of like that.
Do you know what Caskie is? It seems kind of silly. And Gwyndaf? I kind of like that.
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I like Mair too. (I've also got a tiny crush on Mari.)
Not totally sure about Gwenfair. -fair in placenames is usually a mutated form of Mair, so I'm guessing it's possibly a Mary-homage and means blessed Mary, or something similar
No idea what Caskie is! an nn, but not a Welsh one.
Gwyndaf was an early saint.I love Gwyndaf, it's so...beardy. With a woolly hat!
Not totally sure about Gwenfair. -fair in placenames is usually a mutated form of Mair, so I'm guessing it's possibly a Mary-homage and means blessed Mary, or something similar
No idea what Caskie is! an nn, but not a Welsh one.
Gwyndaf was an early saint.I love Gwyndaf, it's so...beardy. With a woolly hat!
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Interesting about Gwenfair. I assumed Caskie wasn't Welsh, but who knows sometimes. I hope it's not short for Casket! :X
You had me at beardy with a woolly hat. I will have to ponder Gwyndaf for awhile now! And I always love me some obscure saint names.
You had me at beardy with a woolly hat. I will have to ponder Gwyndaf for awhile now! And I always love me some obscure saint names.
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Ooh, I really like Tesni and Llyr!
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I love reading Welsh BAs!
I like:
Osian & Ceridwen
Tesni Ffleur (Gorgeous! Lovely meaning, too.)
Gwenllian
Morgan (yay, on a boy!)
Evan & Carys
Trystan (though I prefer Tristan)
Gwenfair (beautiful!)
Cadi
Rhyddid is really interesting. I assume it's pronounced HREE-thid, yes?
EDIT--I checked the post lower with the pronunciation. Still interesting.
I like:
Osian & Ceridwen
Tesni Ffleur (Gorgeous! Lovely meaning, too.)
Gwenllian
Morgan (yay, on a boy!)
Evan & Carys
Trystan (though I prefer Tristan)
Gwenfair (beautiful!)
Cadi
Rhyddid is really interesting. I assume it's pronounced HREE-thid, yes?
EDIT--I checked the post lower with the pronunciation. Still interesting.
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