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Actually, Alan... |
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Merriment (guest, 144.124.16.33) |
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March 2, 2004 at 8:28:05 AM |
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Welsh names by S Llywarch |
is Breton. Although it probably is the 'young deer' word. It's non-existent as a name in Wales until it is reintroduced by the the Normans.
Alun (as it is currently used) must be a form of Alan (sorry). The river name was not used as a given name during the medieval period; Alan was. Modern parents may be naming after the river; but it seems obvious from the distribution of the name that they consider to be a Welsh form of Alan.
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- Welsh names - S Llywarch Feb 29 2004, 3:10:15 AM
- Actually, Alan... - Merriment Mar 2 2004, 8:28:05 AM
- Re: Welsh names - S Llywarch Feb 29 2004, 3:40:26 AM