Looking for names that mean Welsh? We couldn't find the exact name Welsh, but listed below are some first names meaning Welsh or names similar to the word Welsh.

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Adda  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Adam 'Of the Red Earth'

Alun  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of 'Alan'

Andreas  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Andrew 'Manly'

Aneira  (Welsh)
Feminine Form of Aneurin: Uncertain Origin, But May Be Derived from the Latin Honorius Meaning Man of Honour, or from the Welsh Eur Meaning Gold

Aneirin  (Welsh)
Uncertain Origin, But May Be Derived from the Latin Honorius Meaning Man of Honour, or from the Welsh Eur Meaning Gold

Aneurin  (Welsh)
Uncertain Origin, But May Be Derived from the Latin Honorius Meaning Man of Honour, or from the Welsh Eur Meaning Gold

Angharad  (Welsh)
Much Loved. Used in 'Mahinogion, ' a Collection of Medieval Welsh Folk Tales. The Name of Famous Welsh Actress Angharad Rees

Beda  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Bede: Name of a Priest

Bettrys  (Welsh)
The Welsh Form of the Latin Beatrix, Meaning 'Brings Joy

Bryn  (Welsh)
Hill. Many Welsh Place Names Begin With the Word 'Bryn'

Buddug  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Victoria: Victory

Catrin  (Welsh)
Pure, Clear. A Welsh Variant of 'Catherine', Which is a French Form of the Latin 'Katharina', from the Greek 'Aikaterina'

Cecil  (Latin)
Blind. Also an English/Welsh Surname

Cedric  (English)
Cedric Was a Character in Sir Walter Scott's Novel Ivanhoe. Possibly Derived from a Misspelling of Cerdic, a King of Wessex, or from the Welsh Cedrych, Meaning Bounty-pattern

Cedrych  (English)
Variant of Cedric: Cedric Was a Character in Sir Walter Scott's Novel Ivanhoe. Possibly Derived from a Misspelling of Cerdic, a King of Wessex, or from the Welsh Cedrych, Meaning Bounty-pattern

Ceridwen  (Welsh)
From 'Cerdd' Meaning Poetry and 'Gwen' Meaning Fair or White. Famous Bearer: Ceridwen, the Welsh Goddess of Poetic Inspiration

Chad  (English)
Protector; Defender. English Form of a Welsh Name Meaning Battle or Warring. Famous Bearer: Th- Century Bishop St Chad Founded the Samaritans, a Charitable Organization Providing Service for the Suici

Chadd  (English)
Variant of Chad: Protector; Defender. English Form of a Welsh Name Meaning Battle or Warring. Famous Bearer: Th- Century Bishop St Chad Founded the Samaritans, a Charitable Organization Providing Serv

Cymreiges  (Welsh)
Welsh Woman

Dafydd  (Welsh)
A Welsh Form of the Hebrew Name David, Meaning Beloved or Friend

Dai  (Welsh)
Shines. A Welsh Diminutive of David, Meaning Beloved or Friend

Daniel  (Welsh)
Attractive. A Translation of the Welsh Name Deiniol

Delwen  (Welsh)
Derived from the Welsh Words for Neat and Fair

Delwyn  (Welsh)
Derived from the Welsh Words for Neat and Fair

Delyth  (Welsh)
Derived from the Welsh Words for Neat and Pretty

Dewey  (English)
Place-name and Surname; Welsh Form of David

Drystan  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Tristan 'Full of Sorrow'

Dylan  (Welsh)
Son of the Wave, Born Near the Sea, Influence. Famous Bearers: Welsh Poet Dylan Thomas, American Folk Singer Bob Dylan

Efa  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Eve, Meaning Life

Eifion  (Welsh)
Welsh Surname

Elen  (Welsh)
Welsh Forrn of Helen

Elliot  (Scottish)
Old Welshman

Elwald  (English)
Old Welshman

Elwold  (English)
Old Welshman

Emlyn  (Welsh)
Industrious. Welsh Version of the Latin Aemilianus. Also, from the Welsh Place Name Newcastle Emlyn. Famous Bearer: Welsh Actor and Dramatist Emlyn Williams

Emrys  (Welsh)
The Welsh Form of the Greek Ambrose, Meaning Immortal

Enid  (Arthurian Legend)
From the Welsh 'Enaid, ' Meaning Soul or Life. Also Faithful or Abused Wife. Famous Bearer: Children's Writer Enid Blyton

ErcwIff  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Hercules 'Hera's Glory'

EsyIlt  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Isolda

Evan  (Welsh)
Young. The Welsh Form of the Hebrew John, Meaning God Has Been Gracious, or God Has Shown Favor

Evans  (English)
Son of Evan. Evan is the Welsh Form of the Hebrew John, Meaning God Has Been Gracious, or God Has Shown Favor

Evans  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry the Sixth, Part Iii' Sir Hugh Mortimer, Uncle to the Duke of York. 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' Sir Hugh Evans, a Welsh Parson

Fferyll  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Virgil 'Bears the Staff'

Ffraid  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Bridget: Strong

Floyd  (English)
A Variant of the Welsh 'Lloyd'. Famous Bearer: Heavyweight Boxing Champion Floyd Patterson

Fluellen  (English)
From the Welsh Llewellyn. Famous Bearer: Fluellen Was a Character in Shakespeare's 'Henry V'

Fyrsil  (Welsh)
Welsh Form of Virgil 'Bears the Staff'

Gawain  (Welsh)
From the Welsh Words for Little or White Hawk. Hawk of the Battle

Gerontius  (Welsh)
Diminutive of Geraint: a Variant of the Latin Gerontius, from the Greek 'Geron' Meaning Old. Famous Bearer: Welsh Opera Singer Sir Geraint Evans

Glad  (Welsh)
Diminutive of Gladys: Derived from the Old Welsh Name Gwladys, a Variant of Claudia, Meaning Lame. Also Derived from the Welsh 'Gwledig', Meaning Territorial Ruler

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