Discover Welsh girls’ names starting with the letters E to H.
In this list, you’ll discover beautiful girls’ names including Eira, Elan, Fflur, Ffion, and Gwen.
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| Name | Description | Popularity |
| Ebrill | The Welsh word for April | * |
| Efa | Welsh spelling of the name Eva | ** |
| Eiddwen | After a lake in West Wales | * |
| Eilian | The name of a Welsh saint | * |
| Eiluned | Variant on Eilun | * |
| Eilwen | From ail (like) and wen (fair/beauty) | ** |
| Eira | From the Welsh word eira for snow | ** |
| Eirian | This means splendid in Welsh | * |
| Eiriana | From the name Eirian | * |
| Eirianedd | Variation of the name Eirian | * |
| Eirianwen | Derived from the words Eirian, and Gwen | * |
| Eiriol | This means snowy in Welsh | * |
| Eirlys | Means snowdrop | * |
| Eirwen | This name means white snow | * |
| Elan | Daughter of Celtic goddess Do^n | ** |
| Elain | The Welsh word for ‘a fawn’ | ** |
| Elen | The Welsh form of Helen | ** |
| Elena | The Welsh form of Helen | * |
| Elenydd | Welsh form of Lynette | * |
| Eleri | Daughter of Brychan 5th century king | **** |
| Elin | Welsh form of Helen or Elen | *** |
| Elinor | Welsh spelling of Eleanor | ** |
| Elliw | From the stories of King Arthur | * |
| Enid | From the old Welsh word ‘eneit’, meaning “purity” | * |
| Eluned | Welsh form of Lynette | ** |
| Enfys | The Welsh word enfus means rainbow | * |
| Erin | This Welsh name has Irish links | **** |
| Eryn | Variation of the name Erin | * |
| Esyllt | Variation of the name Iseult | * |
| Eurwen | From the words for Gold and White | * |
| Fanw | Pet form of the name Myfanwy | ** |
| Ffion | Welsh name foxglove | ***** |
| Fflur | Found in the place name Ystrad Fflur | *** |
| Ffraid | From the Saint Ffraid | * |
| Fioled | Mean violet in Welsh | * |
| Gaenor | Welsh form of Gaynor | ** |
| Garwen | A mistress of King Arthur | ** |
| Gaynor | Variation of Gaenor | ** |
| Glain | This means jewel in Welsh | * |
| Gladys | Means ‘bears the meaning of royalty’ | * |
| Glenda | The Welsh words for ‘pure good’ | *** |
| Glenys | Welsh word Gl^an means pure | *** |
| Glesni | From Welsh word glas meaning blue | *** |
| Glynis | Variant of Glenys | ** |
| Goewyn | From the Mabinogion | * |
| Grug | This means heather in Welsh | * |
| Gwawr | The Welsh word for ‘dawn’ | * |
| Gwen | This means fair in Welsh | *** |
| Gwenant | Means fair stream | * |
| Gwenda | This means fair (or white) and good | * |
| Gwendolen | King Arthur’s wife – Welsh for white ring | ** |
| Gwendoline | Variant of Gwendolen | * |
| Gwenddydd | A magical name with associations with Merlin. | * |
| Gwendolyn | Variant of Gwendolen | * |
| Gweneth | Variant of Gwyneth | * |
| Gwyneth | A variant of the name Gwynedd | ** |
| Gwenfrewy | A Welsh saint associated with Holywell | * |
| Gwenhwyfar | The Welsh version of the name Guinevere | * |
| Gwenith | From gwenith the Welsh word for ‘wheat’ | * |
| Gwenllian | Derived from Gwen (white, holy) and Lliant (flood, flow) | *** |
| Gwennan | Daughter of Brychan | * |
| Gwenno | An alternative form of the name Gwen | * |
| Gwenyth | Different spelling of the girl’s name Gwenith | * |
| Gwlithen | Means dewdrop | * |
| Gwylan | Means seagull | * |
| Gwyn | The Welsh word Gwyn means (white, pure, or fair). | **** |
| Gwynedd | After the county in North Wales | ** |
| Gwynn | Variant of Gwyn | * |
| Haf | The Welsh word for summer | ** |
| Hafren | The Welsh name for the Severn | * |
| Heledd | After a Welsh princess | * |
| Heulwen | Means “sunshine” or “sun-blessed” | ** |
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