Baby Names 50 Welsh Baby Names Learn the meaning and origins of popular Welsh baby names By Wendy Rose Gould Wendy Rose Gould LinkedIn Wendy Rose Gould is a lifestyle reporter with over a decade of experience covering health and wellness topics. Learn about our editorial process Updated on October 05, 2022 Fact checked by Daniella Amato Fact checked by Daniella Amato Daniella Amato is a biomedical scientist and fact checker with expertise in pharmaceuticals and clinical research. Learn about our editorial process Print Verywell / Madelyn Goodnight Table of Contents View All Table of Contents Popular Welsh Baby Names for Girls Popular Welsh Baby Names for Boys The Welsh language is derived from Wales, a constituent state located in the United Kingdom directly west of England. While English is technically the primary language spoken in Wales, Welsh is also considered an official language. It's part of the Celtic language family, and it has given us some of the most beautiful baby names in the world. If you’re keen on giving your own baby boy or baby girl a Welsh name, start with this list. Popular Welsh Baby Names: Meanings and Origins Name Meaning Origin Ariana Noble, pure Welsh Brian Strong, virtuous Welsh, Celtic Caden Spirit of battle, friend Welsh, English, Arabic Drew Masculine, strong Welsh, English Dylan Son of the sea Welsh Jennifer White wave, fair Welsh, English Megan Pearl Welsh, Latin Morgan Circling sea Welsh Owen Youth, well-born Welsh Teagan Little poet, pretty Welsh, Irish Popular Welsh Baby Names for Girls Below you'll find 25 beautiful Welsh baby names for girls along with their meanings, origins, and a few fun facts. Ariana Origin: WelshMeaning: Noble, pure, very holyAlternative Spellings & Variations: Aryana, Aryanna, Ariane, Oriana, AreneFamous Namesakes: Ariana Grande, U.S. singerPeak Popularity: The popularity of this name drastically increased from 1980 to 1982 in the United States. Since then, it has steadily increased, achieving its peak popularity in 2014. Avalon Origin: WelshMeaning: Apple Island, islandAlternative Spellings & Variations: AvaFamous Namesakes: Avalon Gomez, U.S. actress; Avalon Rossi Tipton, directorPeak Popularity: Avalon reached peak popularity in the United Stated in 2002. For every million babies born, 122 were given the name. Bethan Origin: Welsh Meaning: God is my oathAlternative Spellings & Variations: Bethany, Bethania, Elisheba, Beth, AnneFamous Namesakes: Bethan Gwanas, Welsh author; Bethan Huws, Welsh artist; Bethan Sayed, Welsh politician Peak Popularity: While Bethan has no history of ranking in the top 1,000 American baby names, Bethany reached its peak in popularity in 1987. Cambrie Origin: Welsh Meaning: WalesAlternative Spellings & Variations: Cambie, Cambria, Cambry, Cammie, Cam, Brie, BreeFamous Namesakes: Cambrie Shroder, U.S. television personality and modelPeak Popularity: Cambrie has no history of ranking in the top 1,000 American baby names. Fun Fact: Cambrie is considered a unisex Welsh name. Cari Origin: WelshMeaning: BelovedAlternative Spellings & Variations: Carey, Cary, Kerry, CarolFamous Namesakes: Cari Read, Canadian Olympic swimmer; Cari Champion, U.S. sportscasterPeak Popularity: The name Cari continuously grew in popularity from 1959 and reached its peak popularity in the U.S. in 1976. Dee Origin: WelshMeaning: divine, delightAlternative Spellings & Variations: Dea, Deana, Diane, Adea, Deandrea, Diana Famous Namesakes: Dee Wallace Stone, U.S. actress; Dee Dee Bridgewater, U.S. jazz singerPeak Popularity: The name rose to its peak popularity in the U.S. in 1962. Efa Origin: WelshMeaning: AliveAlternative Spellings & Variations: Effa, Eva, Eve, Efraim, Evina, Evarose, Evert, Evita, Evelyne, Eveanna, Ephraim, EvieFamous Namesakes: Efa Gruffudd Jones, chief executive at the National Centre for Learning WelshPeak Popularity: In 2015, the name Efa reached its peak popularity in England and Wales. Efa has no history of ranking in the top 1,000 U.S. baby names. Elen Origin: WelshMeaning: Shining, Burst of the sunAlternative Spellings & Variations: Ellen, Ellan, Elan, Ehlan, Maryellen, Elle, Elenora, Leona, Ilene, Eleanor, Helen, Elina, ElianaFamous Namesakes: Elen Levon, Australian singer-songwriterPeak Popularity: Elen has no history of ranking in the top 1,000 U.S. baby names. Enid Origin: WelshMeaning: Soul, life, spiritAlternative Spellings & Variations: Ened, Enydd, Enedd, Enyd, Enidd, Eanid, Eneida, EneydaFamous Namesakes: Enid Markey, U.S. actress; Enid Greene Waldholtz, U.S. congresswoman from UtahPeak Popularity: The name was at its most popular in 1920 in the United States and has since declined in usage. Fun Fact: Enid is the name of a city in Oklahoma, and Mississippi has an Enid Lake. Gladys Origin: WelshMeaning: Land, Nation, Princess, Country Alternative Spellings & Variations: Claudias, Gladdi, Claudia, Clady, Claudie, Claud, Klaudius, GladisFamous Namesakes: Gladys Noon Spellman, U.S. congresswoman from Maryland; Gladys Knight, American singer-songwriterPeak Popularity: Gladys was at its most popular in 1901 in the United States and has since declined in usage. Glenda Origin: WelshMeaning: Holy, goodAlternative Spellings & Variations: Glendalee, Glanda, Glennda. Famous Namesakes: Glenda May Jackson, English actress and politician; Glenda Farrell, U.S. actressPeak Popularity: Glenda peaked in popularity in the United States in 1944. Guinevere Origin: WelshMeaning: White shadowAlternative Spellings & Variations: Gwen, Win, Wendee, Gwennie, Gwenn, Genevieve, GwynFamous Namesakes: Guinevere Jane Turner, U.S. screenwriter and actress; U.S. model Guinevere van Seenus.Peak Popularity: Guinevere has no history of ranking in the top 1,000 U.S. baby names. Fun Fact: Jennifer is considered the modern version of this old-fashioned name. Guinevere was also the name of the ill-fated queen in Camelot. Gwyneth Origin: WelshMeaning: Blessed, happyAlternative Spellings & Variations: Gweneth, Gwenette, Gwen, Gwendolen, Guendolen, Gwennette, Gweneta, Gwenetta, CeridwenFamous Namesakes: Gwyneth Scally, U.S. visual contemporary artist; Gwyneth Paltrow, U.S. actress and entrepreneurPeak Popularity: The name hasn't been super popular over the years. It saw a few spikes in the '0. The name was most popular in 2013 when 288 baby girls were named Gwyneth. Iola Origin: WelshMeaning: Violet, beautyAlternative Spellings & Variations: Iole, Iolanthe, Yolanda, Jolanta, Jolanda, Iolanda, Olinda, Yolanthe, Yomara, Iolee, Iolia.Famous Namesakes: Iola Johnson, U.S. news anchorPeak Popularity: Iola was at its most popular in 1907 in the United States and has since declined in usage. Isolde Origin: WelshMeaning: Ice rulerAlternative Spellings & Variations: Iseult, IsoldaFamous Namesakes: Isolde Kurtz, German poetPeak Popularity: Isolde has no history of ranking in the top 1,000 U.S. baby names. Fun Fact: Isolde is a namesake of the lead character in the romance novel Tristan & Isolde, written by Rosemary Sutcliff. Jennifer Origin: Welsh, EnglishMeaning: White Wave, white phantom, white shadow, fairAlternative Spellings & Variations: Jenna, Jenessa, Jenalee, Jinnifer, Geniffer, Jennie, Genni, Jennica, Genny, Jeniffer, Ginnifer, Jenniver, Jenifer, Jennee, JennipherFamous Namesakes: Jennifer Aniston, U.S. Actress; Jennifer Love Hewitt, U.S. actress; Jennifer Garner, U.S. actressPeak Popularity: Jennifer has been a top 1,000 U.S. name since 1938. It was the number one girl's name for fifteen years, reaching peak popularity in 1984. Lynette Origin: WelshMeaning: Lake, IdolAlternative Spellings & Variations: Lanette, Linnet, Lynn, Linette, Linell, Linn, Adallyn, Lynnmarie, Lynnette, Lina, Linett, Lunete, Luna, LunetFamous Namesakes: Lynette Woodward, U.S. pro basketball player; Lynette Long, U.S. psychologist and authorPeak Popularity: Lynette's popularity peaked in 1987 and has not ranked in the top 1,000 U.S. baby names since 1994. Mali Origin: Welsh, LatinMeaning: Ruler and first bornAlternative Spellings & Variations: Molly, Mala, Amalia, Malvina, Mahala, Emily, Aimil, AmyFamous Namesakes: Mali Nicole, U.S. Singer; Mali Koopman, Australian modelPeak Popularity: While Mali has no history of ranking in the top 1,000 American baby names, Molly reached peak popularity in 1991 and continues to be a popular U.S. girls name. Fun Fact: In Thailand, the word "Mali" means jasmine flower. Mari Origin: WelshMeaning: Drop of the sea, bitter, belovedAlternative Spellings & Variations: Maria, Mary, MarieFamous Namesakes: Mari Johanna Kiviniemi, 41st Prime Minister of FinlandPeak Popularity: Mari's popularity peaked in 1954 and has not ranked in the top 1,000 U.S. baby names since 1995. Megan Origin: Welsh, LatinMeaning: Pearl, Alternative Spellings & Variations: Meghan, Meg, Magan, Magen, Maegan, Megane, Meaghan, Meggan, Meagan, Meygan, MegynFamous Namesakes: Megan Fox, U.S. actress; Megan Pete (Megan Thee Stallion), U.S. rapperPeak Popularity: This name has been exceptionally popular in the United States over the last 50 years. It reached peak popularity in 1994 and is still consistently used. Fun Fact: This Welsh name is considered a shorthand version of the more formal name Margaret. Meredith Origin: WelshMeaning: Great ruler, protector of the seaAlternative Spellings & Variations: Meridith, Meredyth, Meredy, Merry, Merridie, Meridie, Meredeth, Merridith, Meredithe, Meredythe, Merideth, Meradith, MeridathFamous Namesakes: Meredith Vieira, U.S. TV journalist; Meredith Monk, U.S. composer and singerPeak Popularity: Meredith has been a top 1,000 U.S. girl's name for over 100 years. It peaked in popularity in 1981. Fun Fact: U.S. country-pop sensation Taylor Swift named her cat Meredith Grey after the title doctor on the long-running television show Grey's Anatomy. Morgan Origin: WelshMeaning: Sea-Born, Sea-CircleAlternative Spellings & Variations: Maughan, Morgen, Morgana, Muirgen, Morgane, MorgaineFamous Namesakes: Morgan Fairchild, U.S. actress; Morgan Elizabeth York, U.S. actressPeak Popularity: Morgan was in the top 25 most popular baby names in the U.S. from 1994 to 2000 where it reached its peak popularity in 1997. Seren Origin: WelshMeaning: Star, sail mastAlternative Spellings & Variations: Sirona, Siren, Soren, Serena, SerenityFamous Namesakes: Seren Gibson, Welsh modelPeak Popularity: The name hasn't been too common in the United States. In 2016 it reached a peak with 62 babies given the name. In 2019, only 25 girls were named Seren. It's remained popular in the United Kingdom, however. Teagan Origin: Welsh, IrishMeaning: Little poet, fair, prettyAlternative Spellings & Variations: Teagann, Tegan, Tegwen, Taegan, Tegin, Taygan, Tiegan, TiganFamous Namesakes: Teagan Clive, U.S. ActressPeak Popularity: Teagan had been an uncommon name in the U.S. until it became a top 1K name in 1999. Its peak popularity was in 2016 and ranked 192nd in 2020. Trina Origin: WelshMeaning: Pure, innocent, goodAlternative Spellings & Variations: Thrina, Cateline, Katharina, Karine, Carina, Karin, Karina, Carine, Cara, Karen, Caitlin, Cate, CatherynFamous Namesakes: Trina Turk, U.S. Fashion Designer; Trina Robbins, U.S. comic writer and artistPeak Popularity: Trina's popularity peaked in 1971 and has not ranked in the top 1,000 U.S. baby names since 1990. Popular Welsh Baby Names for Boys Below you'll find 25 beautiful Welsh baby names for boys along with their meanings, origins, and a few fun facts. Alwin Origin: Welsh, English, GermanMeaning: Noble friend, friend of elvesAlternative Spellings & Variations: Elwin, Audwin, Alwyn, Aldwin, Aldin, Aelfdane, AdalwenFamous Namesakes: Alwin Nikolais, U.S. ChoreographerPeak Popularity: Alwin has no history of ranking in the top 1,000 American baby names. Andreas Origin: WelshMeaning: Strong, manlyAlternative Spellings & Variations: Ander, Leander, Andor, Andra, Leandros, Arndor, AndriusFamous Namesakes: Andreas Vesalius, Belgian Anatomist; Andreas Beck, German tennis playerPeak Popularity: Andreas' popularity peaked in 1966 and has not ranked in the top 1,000 U.S. baby names since 2008. Fun Fact: The name Andreas is considered the Latin equivalent to Andrew. Brad Origin: Welsh, EnglishMeaning: Broad, wide meadow, broad clearingAlternative Spellings & Variations: Bradd, Bradley, Bradly, Braden, Bernie, BradyFamous Namesakes: Brad Pitt, U.S. actor; Brad Garrett, U.S. actorPeak Popularity: Brad's popularity peaked in 1975 and has not ranked in the top 1,000 U.S. baby names since 2007. The alternative Bradley has remained in the top 1K names for over a century. Brian Origin: Welsh, Nordic, CelticMeaning: Strong, virtuous, honorable, nobleAlternative Spellings & Variations: Bryan, Bryon, Brien, BrionFamous Namesakes: Brian Boru, King of Ireland; Brian Williams, U.S. broadcast journalist Peak Popularity: Brian has been exceptionally popular and a top 1K U.S. name over the last century. It peaked in popularity in 1977. Fun Fact: The name is believed to have originated from the Celtic word "bre," which means hill. Its meaning later evolved to "high" and "noble." Caden Origin: Welsh, English, ArabicMeaning: Son of Cadan, spirit of battle, friendAlternative Spellings & Variations: Cade, Kadin, Cadan, Caiden, Kaiden, Kayden, Cayden, Kaden, Cadin, Cadon, Caedon, Cadyn, CadanFamous Namesakes: Caden Lovelace, U.S. novelist; Caden Michael Gray, U.S. actorPeak Popularity: Caden had been an uncommon name in the U.S. until it became a top 1K name in 1992. Its peak popularity was in 2006 and ranked 242nd in 2020. Cain Origin: Welsh, HebrewMeaning: Craftsman, warrior’s son, archaicAlternative Spellings & Variations: Caine, Kane, Cathán, Cathan, Kaniel, Keane, Kain, Cainen, Cane, Kean, Cayne, KayneFamous Namesakes: Cain Ackland, Australian football playerPeak Popularity: Cain had been an uncommon name in the U.S. until it became a top 1K name in 1994. Its peak popularity was in 2014 and ranked 886 in 2020. Fun Fact: Cain is a Biblical name; he was the son of Adam and Eve. Cassian Origin: WelshMeaning: Hollow, emptyAlternative Spellings & Variations: Cassius, Cach, Cassio, CasianoFamous Namesakes: Cassian Horowitz, U.S. actor; Cassian Delsar, Australian ice hockey playerPeak Popularity: Cassian has no history of ranking in the top 1,000 American baby names. Fun Fact: There were at least four 5th century St. Cassians. One was the patron saint of stenographers (transcriber). Daryn Origin: Welsh/EnglishMeaning: Great, Little Great One, Oak TreeAlternative Spellings & Variations: Darrin, Darren, Daren, DaranFamous Namesakes: Daryn Okada, U.S. cinematographerPeak Popularity: The spelling of the name "Daryn" was only in the top 1K names from 1965-1968. However, the alternate spellings—particularly Darren—have been more common. Darren has consistently been a top 1K name since 1957. Drew Origin: Welsh/EnglishMeaning: Manly, Masculine, StrongAlternative Spellings & Variations: Andy, Andrew, Dru, DrewieFamous Namesakes: Drew Abbott, U.S. guitarist; Drew Brees, U.S. NFL playerPeak Popularity: In 1985, the name Drew was at its peak popularity in the United States. Drew has consistently been a top 1K name in the U.S. since 1939. Fun Fact: Drew is considered a nickname for Andrew, which is more common. Dylan Origin: WelshMeaning: Son of the sea, son of the wavesAlternative Spellings & Variations: Dillon, Dylon, Dillan, Dyllan, Dillen, Dylonn, Dylun, Dylen, DeelanFamous Namesakes: Dylan Marlais Thomas, Welsh poet and writer; Dylan O’Brien, U.S. actorPeak Popularity: In 2004, the name Dylan was at its peak popularity in the United States. Dylan has consistently been a top 1K name in the U.S. since 1966. Evann Origin: WelshMeaning: Archer, merciful GodAlternative Spellings & Variations: Evan, John, Jehanne, Ieuan, Johanan, Eoghan, Ivan, Ifan, Ewan, Eavan, Evanjames, Johannes, Dejohn, Gianni, Jackie, YanisPeak Popularity: While Evann has no history of ranking in the top 1,000 American baby names, Evan has consistently been in the top 1K for over a century with its peak popularity in 2009. Gavin Origin: WelshMeaning: White hawk Alternative Spellings & Variations: Gavyn, Gavon, Gawen, Gawayn, Gavvin, Gowen, Gawaine, Gavan, Gawin, Gawain, Galvin, Gavinn, Gawayne, Gawyn, Gaven, GauvainFamous Namesakes: Gavin McGregor Rossdale, U.S. singer; Gavin Rees, Welsh boxerPeak Popularity: Gavin has consistently been in the top 1K since 1960 with its peak popularity in 2008. Glenn Origin: Welsh, Scottish, CelticMeaning: Valley Alternative Spellings & Variations: Gleann, Glen, GlennaFamous Namesakes: Glenn Franklin Howerton III, U.S. actor; Glenn Gould, classical pianist and Bach interpreterPeak Popularity: The name Glenn had been popular in the U.S. for over a century. It peaked in 1962 and remained in the top 1K until 2008. Fun Fact: Glenn is derived from the Gaelic word 'gleann', which directly translates to valley. Irving Origin: WelshMeaning: Green river, sea friendAlternative Spellings & Variations: Irwyn, Irv, Earvin, Irvine, Ervine, Irvin, Erv, Irvyn, Irven, Ervin, Irwin, Eireamhon, Yves, Ivo, Erouan, Erwan, Irvin, Erwen, Erwin, Herwin, Arwin, Iwe, Iwo, ArvinFamous Namesakes: Irving Grant Thalberg, U.S. Film Producer; Irving Langmuir, U.S. Nobel Prize-Winning ChemistPeak Popularity: Irving's popularity peaked in 1911 and has not ranked in the top 1,000 U.S. baby names since 2005. Jeston Origin: WelshMeaning: Clever, Good Think, Just and UprightAlternative Spellings & Variations: Jestin, Justin, Jesstin, Jesten, Jessten, JesstonFamous Namesakes: Jestoni Alarcon, Filipino actor and politicianPeak Popularity: Jeston has not been a popular name in the United States. Since the year 2000, fewer than 15 baby boys were given the name per year. Kendrick Origin: Welsh, English, ScottishMeaning: Royal power, bold ruler, championAlternative Spellings & Variations: Cynwrig, Kendric, Kenrik, Kenrick, Kendricks, Kendrik, Kenricks, Kendrix, Kendryck. Famous Namesakes: Kendrick Lamar (Duckworth), U.S. rapper and songwriter; Kendrick Lewis, U.S. NFL player; Kendrick Brett Meek, U.S. congressmanPeak Popularity: Kendrick has consistently been in the top 1K since 1964 with its peak popularity in 2013. Maddox Origin: WelshMeaning: Son of Madoc, fortunateAlternative Spellings & Variations: Madock, Maddocks, Maddock, Madog, Madox, Madocks, Maddux, MaddexFamous Namesakes: Maddox Chivan Jolie-Pitt, son of Angelina Jolie and Brad PittPeak Popularity: Maddox is currently experiencing a small peak in popularity, which began in the 2000s. At its peak in 2017—which has remained relatively stable the last decade—about 3,000 boys were given the name. Fun Fact: Maddox is also a common Welsh and English surname. Merlyn Origin: Welsh, CelticMeaning: Sea fortress, black birdAlternative Spellings & Variations: Merlin, Myrddin, Marlin, MarlandFamous Namesakes: Merlyn Myer, Australian Philanthropist; Merlyn Hans Dethlefsen, U.S. Airforce Officer and Medal of Honor RecipientPeak Popularity: Merlyn was a top 1K name in the U.S. from 1917-1945 and peaked in popularity in 1931. Mervyn Origin: WelshMeaning: Sea lover, sea friendAlternative Spellings & Variations: Marvin, Myrddin, Merfyn, Marwin, Marve, Merwin, Marv, Murvin, Merv, Marvyn, Mervynn, Mervin, Murvyn, Merven, Merwyn, Merfyn, MerwinnFamous Namesakes: Mervyn Tuchet, English Nobleman and Earl of Castlehaven; Mervyn LeRoy, U.S. film directorPeak Popularity: Mervyn was consistently a top 1K name in the U.S. from 1933-1937 and peaked in popularity in 1937. Owen Origin: WelshMeaning: Youth, well-bornAlternative Spellings & Variations: Owain, Owin, Owyn, Owaine, Eóghan, Eoghan, Eugene, EwanFamous Namesakes: Owen Wilson, U.S. actorPeak Popularity: Owen has been exceptionally popular and a top 1K U.S. name for over a century. It ranked 21st in 2019, its most popular year. Reece Origin: WelshMeaning: Enthusiasm, passion, ardorAlternative Spellings & Variations: Rhys, Rease, Rees, Ryce, Rhett, Reese, Rhys, Rees, Rhyse, Reyse, Rice, Ryez, Rece, Reace, Riese, Ryse, Reyce, Rei, Reyes,Famous Namesakes: Reece Lyne, English professional rugby player; Reece King, English modelPeak Popularity: Reece has consistently been a top 1K name in the U.S. since 1986 achieving its peak popularity in 2001. Fun Fact: Reece is a unisex name. Rhett Origin: WelshMeaning: Counsel, adviceAlternative Spellings & Variations: Ret, Rhys, Rhet.Famous Namesakes: Rhett Davies, English record producer and engineer; Rhett Marshall Ellison, U.S. football playerPeak Popularity: Rhett has been exceptionally popular and a top 1K U.S. name for over half a century. It ranked 165th in 2019, its most popular year. Trevyn Origin: Welsh, Cornish Meaning: Fair TownAlternative Spellings & Variations: Traevyn, Trevon, Tremain, Trey, Tray, Von, Traevon, Trevonte, Tramaine, Trae, Trayanna, Trayvon, Vonmarie, Vaughan, TrevontaeFamous Namesakes: Trevyn McDowell, property developer and former actressPeak Popularity: Trevyn has no history of ranking in the top 1,000 American baby names. Trenton Origin: Welsh, EnglishMeaning: Trent’s townAlternative Spellings & Variations: Trendon, Trent, Trant, Trintin, Trentton, Trenten, Trendun, Trinton, TrentynFamous Namesakes: Trenton Doyle Hancock, U.S. artist; Trenton Lee Stewart, U.S. authorPeak Popularity: Trenton has been exceptionally popular and a top 1K U.S. name for over half a century and peaked in popularity in 2007. Tristan Origin: WelshMeaning: Outcry, riot, tumultAlternative Spellings & Variations: Tristen, Tristain, Tristynne, Trysten, Tristyn, Trystyn, Trestan, Trestin, Treston, Trestton, Trestyn, Tris, Trisan, Trisden, Trissten, Tristin, Drystan, Famous Namesakes: Tristan Trevor James Johnson, Canadian basketball playerPeak Popularity: Triston continues to be popular since it joined the top 1K U.S. names in 1971. Its peak in popularity was in 1996. Fun Fact: Tristan is a namesake of the lead character in the romance novel Tristan & Isolde, written by Rosemary Sutcliff. 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