Welsh Names: Women
Women's Names |
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| Name | Pronunciation | Meaning | Other Forms |
| Addfwyn | ATH voo-in | "meek; gentle; mild" | . |
| Aderyn | ah DEH reen | "bird" | Adaryn |
| Adlais | AD lice | "echo" | |
| Adwen | AD wen | from gwen meaning "white; holy; blessed." the name of a Cornish saint, said to be the patron of sweethearts. | |
| Aelwen | ILE wen | "white" + "brow" | Aylwen |
| Aerfen | IRE ven | " battle;" from the name of a Celtic river goddess. | . |
| Aeron | EYE ron | possibly dervied from "berry," or could also be derived from a Celtic war-god whose name means "slaughter" | . |
| Aeronwen | eye RON wen | the river name Aeron (see above) + suffix wen (white; holy; blessed) | Aeron |
| Aeronwy | eye RON wee | the river Aeron (see above) + wy, a common name ending. | Aeron |
| Afryl | AV reel | possibly from Old English Eoforhild which comes from elements meaning "boar" + "battle" | |
| Alaw | AH low (rhymes with 'now') | "melodious" from the name of a river in Anglesley. | . |
| Aldyth | AL dith | from Old English Ealdgyth coming from elements meaning "old" and "battle." | Aldith, Aldwyth |
| Alwen | AL wen | from the name of a river in Clwyd. | . |
| Alys | AH lis | from Alice, an English name derived from the germanic Adelheidis meaning 'noble" | Alis |
| Amranwen | am RAN wen | "white eyelid" | . |
| Aneira | an AY ra | "snow" + an, an intensifier | . |
| Anest | AH nest | the name of a 12th century princess. Meaning is unknown | Annest |
| Angharad | ang HAR ad | "loved one" + an, an intensifier. | . |
| Ann, Anna | ANN, AN na | Form of Hannah, Ann, which is Hebrew for "favor; grace" | . |
| Anwen | AN wen | "White; holy" + an, an intensifier | Annwen |
| Annwr | ANN ur | could be derived from either the Latin Honorius or from Welsh words meaning "very golden" | . |
| Annwyl | AN wil | "beloved; dear" | Anwyl |
| Arddun | AR thun | "beautiful; sublime" | . |
| Arianell | ah ree ON ehl | "silver" the name of an early saint. | . |
| Arianrhod | ahr ee ON rhod | "silver disc; circle"-- the name of a Celtic goddess associated with the moon, beauty, poetry and inspiration. | . |
| Arianwen | ahr E'ON wen | "silver" + "white; blessed; fair" the name of an early saint | . |
| Arwen | AR wen | gwen, "white; holy" + intensifying prefix | Arwenna (ar WEN na) |
| Aurddolen | airTHO len | "gold" + "ring; link" | . |
| Auron | AIR on | "gold" + on, a divine ending | Euron |
| Awela | ah WEH la | "breeze" | . |
| Awena | ah WEH na | "muse" | Arwenna |
| Banwen | BAN wen | "peak" + "white; blessed" | . |
| Beca | BEC a | form of Rebeca | |
| Berwen | BER wen | "mound; peak" + gwen "holy; white" | |
| Bethan | BETH an | diminutive of Elizabeth | Betsan |
| Beti | BET ee | Dim. Of Elisabeth | . |
| Betrys | BET rees | Welsh form of Beatrice | Bettrys |
| Blodeuedd | blod EE weth | "flower" + "visage; face" | . |
| Blodwedd | BLOD weth | "flowers" | . |
| Blodwen | BLOD wen | "flower" + gwen, "holy; white; pure" | . |
| Branwen | BRAN wen | possibly a form of Bronwen, influenced by "bran" meaning "raven." | . |
| Brengwain | BREN gwine | the handmaiden of Esyllt in the legend of Trystan and Esyllt. Meaning is unknown. | Brenwain, Brengain, Brengein, Brengana |
| Briallen | bree AHL en | "primrose" | . |
| Brisen | BREE sen | a sorceress in Arthurian legend. Meaning is unknown. | . |
| Bronmai | BRON mye | "breast; hill" + the month of May. | . |
| Bronwen | BRON wen | "breast; hill" + gwyn, Meaning "holy; white; pure" | . |
| Brythonwen | bree THON wen | "briton" + gwyn ("white; holy; pure") | . |
| Buddug | BEE thig | Probably from buddugoliaeth, meaning "victorious." The name of the legendary queen of the Iceni who fought the Romans in the 1st century AD. She reportedly took poison rather than be captured. | Boadicea, Boudicca |
| Cadi | CA dee | diminutive form of Catrin | Cati, Catws |
| Cain | KYNE | "fair; beautiful" the name of a 5th century saint. | . |
| Calan | CAL an | "new year's day" | |
| Canaid | CAN ide | from cân, "song" | . |
| Caron | CAR on | the name of an early saint. The name is possibly derived from caru, meaning "love." | |
| Caronwen | car ON wen | from "love" and gwyn, Meaning "holy; white; pure" | . |
| Carwen | CAR wen | from "love" and gwyn, Meaning "holy; white; pure" | Carwenna |
| Caryl | CAR il | derived from caru, "love" | |
| Carys | CAR is | derived from caru, "love" | Cerys |
| Catrin | CAT reen | form of Catherine | Cadi (CAH dee), Cati (CAH tee) |
| Ceindeg | KYNE deg | "beautiful" + "fair" | . |
| Ceindrych | KYNE drikh | "beautiful" + "appearance" | |
| Ceinfryn | KYNE vrin | "beautiful" + "hill" | |
| Ceinwen | KYNE wen | "beautiful" + gwyn, "holy; white; pure" | . |
| Ceirios | kye REE os | "cherries" | . |
| Ceri | KEH ree | the name of a river in Dyfed. Possibly derived from caru, "love" | . |
| Ceridwen | ker EED wen | Possibly derived from caru "love" + gwyn, "holy; white; pure", or from cwrr, "crooked; bent" + ben, "female". The name of a Celtic goddess of poetic inspiration. | . |
| Cerys | KER is | derived from caru, "love." | Carys, Ceris |
| Collwen | CAHL wen | the name of an early saint. The meaning is unknown. | . |
| Creuddylad | cry THUL ad | possibly, "engenderer of water" | Creiddylad, Cordelia |
| Crisiant | KREES yant | "crystal; bright" | . |
| Crystyn | KRUS steen | now seen as a form of the Latin Christina, meaning 'Christian," was probably originally a short form of Crisiant (see above). | Cristyn |
| Cyffin | KUF fin | "boundary" the name of numerous streams in Wales. | . |
| Daron | DAR on | "oak tree " + -on, a divine ending | . |
| Deilwen | DALE wen | "leaf" + gwyn ("white; holy; pure") | |
| Del | DELL | "pretty" | . |
| Delun | DEL een | "pretty" + "one" | |
| Delwen | DEL wen | "pretty" + gwyn ("white; holy; pure") | . |
| Delyn | DEL een | from telyn, "harp." | |
| Delyth | DEL ith | "pretty girl" | . |
| Deris | DER is | "oak tree" | |
| Derwena | der WEN a | "oak tree" | . |
| Deryn | DEH reen | from aderyn, "bird" | |
| Deryth | DER ith | "oak tree" | Derryth, Derith |
| Dilwen | DIL wen | "honeycomb; petal" + gwyn, Meaning "holy; white; pure" | . |
| Dilys | DIL lees | "sincere; genuine"-- a 19th century coinage. | . |
| Drudwen | DRID wen | either "starling" or "precious; dear; expensive" + gwyn, "white; holy; blessed" | Drydwen |
| Drysi | DROO see | "thorns; briars" | . |
| Dwyfor | DWEE vor | the name of a river | . |
| Dwynwen | DOO-EEN wen | though better known as the Welsh patron saint of lovers, the 5th century St. Dwynwen is also the patron of sick animals. St. Dwynwen's Day (January 25th) is celebrated as something like St. Valentine's Day in Wales. The origin of the name is unknown. | |
| Dwyryd | DWEE rid | "two fords"-- the name of a river. | . |
| Dwysan | DWEE san | from dwys, "profound" | |
| Dyddanwy | dee THAN wee | possibly from diddanwch meaning "delight" | Diddanwy |
| Dyddgu | DUTH gee | appears in a 14th century poem. | |
| Dyfi | DEE vee | "dark; black." A river in Gwynedd | |
| Ebrill | EB rill | "April" | Ebrilla, Ebrillwen |
| Edwy | ED oo'ee | the name of a river in Wales | |
| Efa | AY va | Welsh form of Eve, from Hebrew meaning "life." | Efanna |
| Eigra | AY gra | "maid". The Welsh name of Igraine, the mother of King Arthur. | Eigr, Igraine |
| Eilir | AY lir | "butterfly" | |
| Eilonwy | ay LON wee | name coined by the author Lloyd Alexander for his Chronicles of Prydain series. Possibly stems from eil meaning 'second' | . |
| Eilwen | AYL wen | "white-browed" | . |
| Eira | AY ra | "snow" | . |
| Eirian | ay REE an | "shining; bright." | Eiriana |
| Eirianwen | ay ree ON wen | "shining; bright." + gwyn, Meaning "holy; white; pure" | . |
| Eirianedd | ay R'YAN eth | "shining; bright" | |
| Eiriol | AIR yol | possibly "beseeching" or derived from "snow" | . |
| Eirlys | AIR lees | "snowdrop" | . |
| Eirwen | AIR wen | "snow-white" | . |
| Eirys | AY ris | "iris" | . |
| Elan | EL an | from the name of a river | Elanna |
| Elain | EL ine | "a fawn" | |
| Elen | EL en | Welsh form of Helen | . |
| Elenid | el EN id | from a place name; meaning unknown. | Elenydd |
| Eleri | eh LEH ree | an ancient Welsh name whose meaning is disputed, but may be "very bitter." It's also the name of a river, but the two may not be connected. | . |
| Elinor | eh LIN or | Welsh form of Eleanor. | . |
| Elisabeth | eh LIS a beth | form of Elizabeth | . |
| Elli | EH llee | The name of a 6th century saint; meaning is unknown. | |
| Elliw | ELL ee-oo | "color" | |
| Eluned | el EE ned | form of Luned, which is possibly derived from "idol; image" | Eiluned, Luned, Lynnette |
| Enfys | EN vis | "Rainbow" | . |
| Enid | EHN id | possibly, "soul" a name from Arthurian legend. Once, an idiomatic expression for a beautiful woman was "a second Enid." | Enida, Ena, Enidwen |
| Eos | AY ahs | "A nightingale" | |
| Erin | EH rin | Welsh word for "Ireland" | Erina, Eryn |
| Eryl | EH reel | "a lookout" | Eryla, Erylys |
| Esyllt | AY seellt | The legendary lover of Tristyn in the tale of Tristyn and Isolde. A possible meaning is "that which is fair to view" | Essylt, Isolde, Isolda, Iseult, Isotta |
| Ethni | ETH nee | borrowing of the Irish name Eithne, meaning "kernal" or "gorse." A mythological name. | . |
| Eurfron | IRE vron | "golden-breasted" | . |
| Euron | IRE on | "golden" | Eurys, Euryl |
| Eurddolyn | ire THO lin | "gold" + "a link; ring" | |
| Eurwen | IRE wen | "golden" + gwyn, Meaning "holy; white; pure" | . |
| Ewig | AY oo-ig | "roe deer" | |
| Faleiry | val AY ree | form of Valerie (from Latin valere, "to be strong") | |
| Fanw | VAN oo | short form of Myfanwy | |
| Ffion | FEE on | "rose" or "foxglove finger" | . |
| Fflur | FLEER | "flowers" | . |
| Ffraid | FRYDE | Welsh form of Bríd (Brigid) meaning "exalted one" or "high goddess" | . |
| Ffreuer | FRUH'EE er | the legendary sister of Heledd, princess of Powys | |
| Fioled | vee OL ed | "violet" | |
| Gaenor | GAY nor | Anglicization of Gwynhwyfar | Gaynor |
| Geinor | GYE nor | form of Gwynhwyfar | |
| Generys | geh NEH ris | the name of the beloved of a 12th century poet-prince. Meaning is unknown | |
| Glenda | GLEN da | modern name made from words meaning "clean; holy" and "good." | . |
| Glenys | GLEN is | from glan, "clean; pure; holy" | |
| Glesni | GLES nee | "blueness; freshness" | . |
| Glynis | GLIN is | derived from either glan meaning "clean; holy" or glyn meaning "valley." | Glynys |
| Goleubryd | go LUH'EE brid | "light" + "countenance; appearance" | |
| Goleudydd | go LUH'EE dith | "light" + "day" | |
| Grug | GREEG | "heather" | |
| Gwawr | GOO'OWR | "dawn" | . |
| Gwawrddydd | GOO'OWR thith | "dawn of day" | . |
| Gwawrwen | GOO'OWR wen | "white; radiant; holy" + "dawn" | . |
| Gwen | GWEN | a short form of Gwynhwyfar, or other names beginning with gwen/gwyn | . |
| Gwenda | GWEN da | modern name made from gwen "white; holy" and da"good." | . |
| Gwenddydd | GWEN thith | gwen "white; holy" + dydd "day" | |
| Gwendolen | gwen DO len | "white; holy; pure" + "ring; bow; link" | Gwendoline, Gwendolyn |
| Gwener | GWEN er | from Latin "Venus", also the name of the day of the week Friday. | |
| Gwenfair | GWEN vire | gwen "white; holy" + Mair (the name Mary) | |
| Gwenfor | GWEN vor | "holy; white", + "great"-- a 20th century coinage. | . |
| Gwenfrewi | gwen VRE'OO ee | "white; holy; pure" + "reconciliation" | Winifred |
| Gwenfron | GWEN vron | "fair-breasted" | . |
| Gwenhwyfar | gwen HOO'EE var | "white and smooth" | Jennifer, Gaynor, Gwynhwyfar, Guinevere |
| Gwenith | GWEN ith | "wheat" | . |
| Gwenllian | gwen HLEE an | gwen "white; holy; pure" +either lliant "flood; flow; stream", llaian "flaxen," or lleian "nun" | Gwenlliant |
| Gwenlyn | GWEN lin | "white; blessed" + "hill" | . |
| Gwennan | GWEN nan | "white; blessed" | . |
| Gwennant | GWEN nant | "white; blessed" + "stream" | |
| Gwennol | GWEN nol | "swallow [bird]" | . |
| Gwenol | GWEN ol | "smiling" | |
| Gwenydd | GWEN ith | "Morning star" | . |
| Gwenynan | gwen EE nan | "bee" | |
| Gwerful | GWER vil | "beng; ring; circle" + "shy; modest" | Gwerfyl, Gweryl, Gweiryl |
| Gwernen | GWER nan | "alder" one of the daughters of Dôn | Gwernan |
| Gwernfyl | GWERN vil | "alder tree" | Gweirnfyl |
| Gwlithen | goo LITH en | "dewdrop" | |
| Gwyddelan | gwith EL an | gwyddel, "an Irishman" + an (name suffix). The name of an early saint | |
| Gwyddfid | GOO'EETH vid | "honeysuckle" | . |
| Gwladys | goo LAD is | possibly form of Latin Claudia, meaning "lame." or else a feminine form of Gwledig, "ruler." | Gladys, Gwyladus, Gwladwen |
| Gwylan | GWEE lan | "seagull" | . |
| Gwylfai | GOO'EEL vye | gwyl "festival" + Mai "May" | |
| Gwyneth | GWIN eth | possibly from gwynaeth meaning "joy" or a form of Gwynedd, a region in northern Wales. | Gwenyth |
| Gwynonwen | gwun ON wen | "Lily of the valley" | . |
| Haf | HAV | "summer" | |
| Hafgan | HAV gan | "summer song" | . |
| Hafren | HAV ren | The Welsh form of the river Severn, which gets its name from a Celtic goddess | . |
| Hafwen | HAV wen | haf "summer" + gwen "white; holy" | . |
| Heddwen | HETH wen | hedd "peace" + gwen "white; holy" | |
| Hedydd | HAYD ith | "skylark" | |
| Heini | HAY nee | "spritely; active" | . |
| Heledd | HEL eth | "good" + "wound" | . |
| Heulwen | HAYL wen or HUH'EEL wen | "sunshine" | . |
| Heulyn | HAY lin or HUH'EEL in | "ray of sun" | . |
| Hydref | HEED rev | "October; autumn" | |
| Hywela | hoo WEL a | feminine of Hywel, meaning "eminent" | . |
| Iarlles | YAR lles | "countess" | |
| Idanwen | ee DAN wen | ? (possibly from yd meaning "corn") + gwen "white; holy" | |
| Ifanna | ee VAN na | form of Joanna, feminine form of Ifan (John) | |
| Ifanwy | ee VAN wee | either a feminine form of Ifan (John)or from manwy, "fine; fair" | |
| Ilar | EE lar | form of Latin Hilarius [Hilary] "cheerful" | . |
| Iona | ee OH na | short form of Ionor (January) | |
| Ionor | YO nor | "January" | Ionawr |
| Iorwen | YOR wen | iôr "lord; ruler" + gwen "white; holy" | Ionwen |
| Iseult | ee SAYLT | "beautiful to look at" | Essylt, Isolde |
| Ithela | ee THEL a | ith "lord" + hael "generous" | |
| Leri | LEH ree | short forms of Teleri, Eleri & Meleri | |
| Lili | LEE lee | "lily" | |
| Lilwen | LIL wen | "lily" + "white; blessed" | . |
| Liwsi | LEE'OO see | form of Lucy, from Latin "light" | |
| Lleucu | HLAY kee | "light" | . |
| Llian | HLEE an | "flaxen" | . |
| Llinos | HLIN os | "linnet" | . |
| Llio | HLEE o | originally a pet form of Gwenllian, but used on its own now | . |
| Lluan | HLEE an | the name of an early saint. Meaning is unknown. | |
| Lodes | LO des | "maiden" | |
| Lowri | LOE ree | Welsh form of Laura, from Latin meaning "laurels" | . |
| Luned | LIN ed | possibly derived from "idol; image" | Linnet, Lynette |
| Lyneth | LI neth | from French Lynnette, which is actually a form of the Welsh Eluned (see above). | |
| Lynfa | LIN va | ||
| Lynwen | LIN wen | "vale" + gwen ("white; holy; pure") | . |
| Mabli | MAB lee | from Latin amabilis, "loveable." English form: Mabel | . |
| Madlen | MAD len | from Magdalen/Madeline, meaning "woman from Magdala" | Modlen |
| Maelona | mye LONN a | feminine of Maelon, meaning 'prince.' | Lona |
| Maelorwen | mye LOR wen | prince(?) + gwyn ("white; holy; pure") | . |
| Mai | MYE | the month of May | . |
| Mair | MIRE | Welsh form of Mary. | Mairwen (MIRE wen), Meira (MAY ra), Mari, Meri |
| Mallt | MAHLT | Welsh form of Matilda | . |
| Manon | MAH non | "queen; most beautiful" | . |
| Marged | MAR ged | Welsh form of Margaret | Mared (MAR ed), Megan (MEG an) |
| Medeni | me DAY ee | "born in September" | . |
| Medi | MAY dee | "September" | . |
| Medwen | MAID wen | an early saint who was a follower of St. Patrick. | |
| Mefin | MEH vin | "June" | . |
| Megan | MEG an | diminutive of Margaret/Marged | . |
| Meinwen | MINE wen | "slender" + gwyn ("white; holy; pure") | . |
| Meirionwen | mye R'YON wen | "green" + "white; blessed" | . |
| Melangell | mel ANG ehl | mel "honey; sweet + angel "angel." She is the patron saint of small creatures. | . |
| Meleri | mel AIR ee | the name of St. David's grandmother. Meaning is unknown. | . |
| Meudwen | MAYD wen | from the words "hermit" + gwyn Meaning "holy; white; pure" | . |
| Modron | MODE ron | Celtic goddess, "great Mother" | Madron |
| Modwen | MODE wen | "maiden" | . |
| Moelwen | MOIL wen | moel "hill" + gwen ("white; holy; pure") | |
| Mold | MOLD | diminutive form of Matilda sometimes used on its own. | |
| Mona | MO na | Anglesey Island | |
| Morforwyn | mar VOR win | "mermaid" | |
| Morfudd | MOR vith | "great" + either "victory" or "knowledge" | . |
| Morwen | MOR wen | could be derived from either the word for "maiden" or from elements meaning "sea," "great," or "very" + gwyn "white; blessed; pure" | Morwenna |
| Mwyndeg | MOO'EEN deg | mwyn "gentle" + teg "pretty" | |
| Mwynen | MOO'EEN en | from mwyn "gentle" | |
| Myfanwy | mee VON wee | "my fine one" | Myfi (MEE vee), Myfina (mee VEE na) |
| Nan | NAN | diminutive form of Ann | Nanno, Nanw, Nanwen |
| Nans | NANS | form of Nancy | Nansi |
| Nant | NANT | "stream" | |
| Nefyn | NEV in | one of the daughters of Brychan Brycheiniog, a 5th century king. | |
| Nerys | NEH ris | "lordly" | . |
| Nest | NEST | Welsh form of Agnes | Nesta |
| Nia | NEE a | from Irish name Niamh-- a name from mythology meaning "radiance; brightness; beauty" | . |
| Non | NOHN | the mother of St. David; meaning is unknown | Nona, Nonna |
| Olwen | OL wen | ol "trace; footprint" + gwen "white; blessed; pure" | Olwenna |
| Owena | ah WEN a | feminine form of Owen. | |
| Perl | PERL | "pearl" | |
| Rebeca | reh BEK a | form of Rebecca | Beca |
| Rhagnell | HRAG nehl | the name of an 11th century princess. Meaning is unknown. | . |
| Rhedyn | HRAY din | "fern" | . |
| Rhiain | HREE an | "maiden" | Rhian, Rian, Rhianna |
| Rhiangar | hree AN gar | rhian, "maiden" + car, "love" | Rhiengar |
| Rhiannon | hree AN on | possibly derived from rhiain "maiden" or from the name of a moon goddess. | . |
| Rhianwen | hree AN wen | rhian, "maiden" + gwen "white; blessed; pure" | . |
| Rhianydd | hree AN ith | "maiden" | Rhianedd, Rhuanedd |
| Rhondda | HRON tha | "slender" | Rhonda |
| Rhonwen | HRON wen | rhon means "pike; lance," but figuratively means "slender." + gwen "white; blessed; pure" | Rhona |
| Rhosan | HRO san | the name of a river in powys | |
| Rhoslyn | HROS lin | Rhos means either "rose" or "moor" + glyn meaning "hill." | Rhoswy |
| Rhunedd | RHEEN eth | "grand" | |
| Rosentyl | ro SEN til | ? | |
| Rowena | ro EE na | possibly an anglicized form of Rhonwen. | . |
| Sara | SAH ra | Welsh form of Sarah | . |
| Seirial | say REE al, SAY r'yal | a 6th century saint. possibly derived from the word for "cheerful." | |
| Seirian | say REE an, SAY r'yan | "Sparkling" | . |
| Seren | SEH ren | "Star" | . |
| Siân | SHAHN | Welsh form of Jane, a feminine form of John. | Siani (SHAN ee) |
| Sidan | SHEE dan | "silk" | |
| Sioned | SHO ned | feminine of John, variant of Siân, roughly equivalent of Janet. | Sionen |
| Siriol | SIH r'yal | "cheerful" | . |
| Siwan | SHOO an | Welsh feminine form of John, it was sometimes anglicized "Susan," though it is unrelated to it etymologically. | . |
| Siwsan | SHOO san | Welsh form of Susan, which comes from Hebrew meaning "lily" or "rose." | |
| Sulian | sil EE an, SEEL yan | sul, "sun" + geni "to be born" | |
| Sulwen | SIL wen | sul, "sun" + gwyn Meaning "holy; white; pure" | . |
| Surwen | SEER wen | "charming; magical" | |
| Tafwys | TAV wis | Welsh name for the river Thames | |
| Tangwen | TANG wen | "peace" + "white; blessed" | . |
| Tangwystl | tang WOO'EE stil | "peace" + "hostage; pledge" | Tanglwst |
| Tanwen | TAN wen | "Fire" + "white; blessed" | . |
| Taryn | TAR in | possibly derived from "thunder" | |
| Tegan | TEG an | teg, "pretty; beautiful"-- the name of an early saint | Tegau (TEG ay) |
| Tegeirian | teg EYE r'yan | teg, "pretty; beautiful" + eirian "beautiful". Also the word for the orchid flower. | . |
| Tegfedd | TEG veth | teg, "pretty; beautiful" + ? | . |
| Tegwedd | TEG weth | teg, "pretty; beautiful" + "appearance" | . |
| Tegwen | TEG wen | teg, "pretty; beautiful" | . |
| Tegyd | TEH gid | teg, "pretty; beautiful" + "doe" | . |
| Teiddwen | TITHE wen | either "desirous; fond" or "ardor" + "white; holy" | . |
| Teifi | TAY vee | the name of a river in Wales. Also a boys' name. | . |
| Telaid | TEL ide | possibly, "beautiful" | |
| Teleri | tel EH ree | the name of a river in Wales. Possibly an honorific form of Eleri. | Tyleri |
| Telyn | TEL in | "harp" | . |
| Tesni | TES nee | "warmth" | . |
| Tirion | TIH r'yon | "gentle; happy" | . |
| Tonwen | TONE wen | ton, "wave" + gwyn Meaning "holy; white; pure" | |
| Tudful | TEED vil | the name of a 5th century saint. | Tudfyl, Tydfil |
| Undeg | EEN deg | "fair one" | . |
| Wena | WEN a | short form of Morwenna & Awena | Wenna |
| Wenhaf | WEN hav | ? | |
| Ynyra | ih NEE ra | form of Latin Honorius; feminine if Inyr | |