Need a welsh boys name?

My baby was due last tuesday... we are told it is more likely to be a girl but the scan was not that clear. We have our girls name Imogen but no names for boys. Dads surname is Llewelyn not easy to pair up... he wants a welsh name trouble is when we look on the web sites we cant pronounce them... any ideas - written phonetically if poss.... We have considered rhys, coel, cian, yion but can not agree.

Need a welsh boys name?
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You can specify origin, meaning, country...etc.


Just do an advanced search for Welsh boys names...and you come up with a BUNCH of really great names.


Congratulations on your bundle of joy!!


...and if it's a boy...give him a good strong name :)


Hugs, health and happiness to you and yours!!





http://www.babynamesworld.com/search.php...
Reply:Rhys (Reece)


Yion / Ioan (Owen)


Ciaron (Key-ron)


Cian (Key - an)


Rhys is lovely good luck with whatever you choose
Reply:dafydd


llyr


trefor


aled


alwyn


emyr
Reply:my little boy is welsh and we called him euan
Reply:Dylan - I love this name. :-)
Reply:Gareth
Reply:Owen, Gareth.
Reply:Tecwyn
Reply:Ieuan


Sounds like yie-an .


Like Ieuan Evans who captained the Welsh Rugby team in the 80's.


I just noticed you have something similar in your Question, but not spelt the right way.
Reply:try this link.you will be spoilt for choice.there is that many it will probably make it harder!!!!
Reply:I've always liked the name bryn
Reply:Dafydd, then you can call him Dave when you're out of Wales.


Or after grandpa, Llewellyn (if you can get the "Ll" consonant right) then you can call him Lew, or Lewie when his grandad's out of earshot. But don't call him Gruffudd, Oh my gosh no, don't call him that, look you! Call him after an ancient king, like I was named, but of Wales (Google 'em up). At this stage, by the way, your scan should be absolutely clear. Wishing you a happy event and that your name decision will prove a wise one.
Reply:brynn
Reply:Andras





Bowen





Cary





Evan





Hugh





Mervin





Trevor





Wynn





Yale
Reply:I have always liked Emrys.
Reply:hi,





if you can pronounce llewelyn properly then you shouldn't have any more problems!





what about madog? one thing - please get the spelling right, whatever name you choose!





Good luck and all the best - so exciting isn't it?
Reply:David, goes nicely with the surname and is welsh but not too welsh it sounds an odd match.
Reply:Yanto
Reply:How about Haydn
Reply:David? Is that welsh?
Reply:Owain (oh-wine)


Rhys (reese)


Dewi (der-we)


Tomos (thomas)


Emrys (em-riss)


Gruffydd (grith-i-ve)


iolo (yo-low)


Auran (oar-ran)


Arwyn (R-win)


Gyrwyn (gir-wyn)


Sion (shone, shune)


Gethin (ge-thin)


Hywel (howell)


Heddwyn (hair-th-win) [means fair peace)


Ianto (yan-toe)


Iestyn (yes-tin)


Llew (loo)


Taliesin (tal-E-S-in)











The phonetics are in brackets, say cappital letters as in the name of the letter, and lower case letters as in English.
Reply:Gethin
Reply:What about Cai, Dylan, Dewi, Dafydd.
Reply:i think it should be ,David,as it goes well with the surname,and with a name like that he will go far,it sounds,like an actor or poet or many well to do names,professional.lets know what you call him.?
Reply:How about Morgan?
Reply:glyn yion coel cian owen david daved rhys Cai Dylan Dewi Dafydd
Reply:Glynn - Absolutely fantastic name!
Reply:Rhys every time is a cool name and traditionally welsh.





Easy to pronounce as well!
Reply:My grandson has the delightful name; BRYN.
Reply:Try an old welsh name i heard in the hills AAB

lady slipper