As you can guess from the name of this website Welsh Girls Names we have one aim and that is to provide you with information about Welsh girls’ names. Can’t wait? Jump to the list of names.
As you probably know (and if you don’t you soon will do), Welsh girls’ names are very pretty and are normally descriptive. These days you can meet people with Welsh names from all over the world.
There are 3 main reasons why people search for the term Welsh girls’ names:
- You have a Welsh name and you want to find out more about it
- You are interested in the Welsh language and culture
- You’re pregnant and looking for possible baby names. Congratulations on the great news, and yes you have come to the right place. We have lots of information to help you with your forthcoming arrival, especially our Essential Baby Checklist ensuring that you are prepared for your new arrival.
Here are our Welsh Girl’s Names and their Meanings
There are hundreds of Welsh names and some are more common than others. Our list below includes the most popular girls’ names used today in Wales. If you are looking for Welsh Boys’ Names? Then see our partner website www.welshboysnames.co.uk.
Name | Description | Popularity |
Aelwen | Means ‘fair browed’ in Welsh | ** |
Aerona | The female version of Aeron | * |
Aeronwen | Derived from the name Aeron with the Gwen ending meaning fair | * |
Alaw | Name of a river in Anglesey and it also means water lily in Welsh | ** |
Aeres | The Welsh name for ‘Heiress’ | * |
Alys | The German girl’s name Adalheidis | * |
Alwen | River in Clwyd. | *** |
Alwena | Variant of Alwen | * |
Anna | Sister of King Arthur | **** |
Aneira | Based on the Welsh word for snow | * |
Angharad | From the Welsh word for love Caru and in the Mabinogion | *** |
Annest | Daughter of Gruffdd ap Cynan, King of Gwynedd | * |
Anest | Variation of the spelling of Annest | * |
Anwen | Meaning very fair or blessed | ** |
Anwyn | Variant of Anwen | * |
Arianwen | From the Welsh words silver and white/pure | ** |
Arwen | The female version of Arwyn | * |
Aures | Name originating from Aur meaning gold | * |
Beca | Short form of Rebecca. ‘Merched Beca’ from the Rebecca riots | **** |
Begw | Shortened form of Megan | *** |
Bethan | Daughter of Brychan 5th century king | ***** |
Betrys | The Welsh version of Beatrice | * |
Beti | The Welsh version of Betty | ** |
Betsan | Short form of Elisabeth | ** |
Blodeuwedd | From the Mabinogion | * |
Blodwen | Meaning ‘white flower’ | ** |
Blodwyn | Meaning ‘white flower’ | ** |
Braith | Means freckled | * |
Brangwen | Meaning ‘fair raven’ | * |
Branwen | Sister of Br^an from the Mabinogion | * |
Brenda | Derived from Irish saint, Brendan | * |
Briallen | Briallen mean primrose | * |
Bronwen | This means white or pure breasted | *** |
Bronwyn | This means white or pure breasted | * |
Buddug | The Welsh version of the name Boudicca | * |
Cadi | Variant of Catrin | ** |
Cari | Diminutive form of Ceridwen | * |
Caron | From the Welsh word caru to love | * |
Cati | Variant of Catrin | * |
Callwen | Daughter of Brychan 5th a century king | * |
Carwen | This means in Welsh white/blessed love | * |
Caryl | From c^ar which means love | *** |
Carys | From c^ar which means love | ** |
Catrin | Welsh form of Catherine | *** |
Ceinwen | From the Welsh words ‘Lovely and fair’ | ** |
Ceri | From the Welsh word for love Caru | *** |
Cerian | A variant of Ceri | * |
Ceridwen | A figure from the Welsh manuscript Taliesin – and it means blessed song | * |
Cerys | From the Welsh word for love Caru | ***** |
Clwyd | As in the place in North Wales | * |
Ceirios | The Welsh name for Cherry | * |
Cordina | Referred to as a “true daughter of humility.” | * |
Cothi | A river in Carmarthenshire | * |
Cranogwen | A female name linked to the place Llangrannog | * |
Cristyn | The Welsh version of Christine | * |
Dafina | The Welsh spelling of the name Davina | * |
Delwen | The female version of Delwyn | * |
Delyth | Derived from the Welsh word for Pretty | *** |
Deryn | Means bird in Welsh | ** |
Dilwen | From the female form of the name Dilwyn | ** |
Dilys | From the Welsh word for perfect | ** |
Donna | A Celtic goddess | * |
Dwynwen | The Welsh patron saint of lovers | * |
Dwysil | Welsh spelling of Dulcie | * |
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