Female Welsh Baby Names, Page 2
Welsh baby names rise from the green valleys and castle ruins of Wales, carrying consonant-rich Celtic sounds, ancient mythology, and the lyrical breath of dragons and bards. If your family has Welsh roots or you adore names that feel poetic and a little mysterious, these Welsh baby names stitch you into a Celtic tradition that predates Arthur himself.
Consider Rhys, a Welsh classic meaning enthusiasm or ardor, pronounced reese and climbing U.S. charts for boys. Bronwen is Welsh for white breast, a graceful girls name rooted in the Mabinogion legends. Dylan means son of the sea and honors poet Dylan Thomas alongside generations of Welsh boys. Cerys, meaning love, has soft Welsh charm and has become a top 100 girls pick in Wales. Owen is Welsh for young warrior or noble, a steady U.S. top 100 boys favorite for decades.
When you are weighing Welsh baby names, always check pronunciation since Welsh spellings can surprise English readers, and practice the musical lilt. If Celtic heritage inspires you, you may also enjoy our Celtic baby names collection for broader traditions, our Irish baby names for cousin Gaelic picks, or our Scottish baby names for highland flair. The right Welsh name should feel like harp strings drifting across Snowdonia at dusk.
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Recorded origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Iola | Myth Name (Sister Of Iphitus) | Female | Greek |
| Iona | From The King's Island | Female | Celtic |
| Irvette | Friend Of The Sea | Female | English |
| Isolda | Rule Of Ice | Female | German |
| Jennifer | White Wave | Female | Celtic |
| Kai | Unisexual Name Meaning "The Sea." | Female | Hawaiian |
| Kelyn | Beauty. Abbreviation Of Kerenhappuch: In The Bible Keren Was One Of Job's Thr... | Female | Hebrew |
| Kim | Gold, Golden | Female | Vietnamese |
| Lili | The Flower Lily Is A Symbol Of Innocence: Purity And Beauty. | Female | French |
| Linn | A Cascade | Female | Anglo |
| Lona | Solitary | Female | English |
| Luned | Servant Of Laudine | Female | Arthurian |
| Lyn | "A Cascade."Variants Include Lynn, Linn, Lynna, And Lynne. | Female | Anglo |
| Lynelle | Variant Of Ancient Welsh Given Name. In Arthurian Legend Lynette Accompanied... | Female | Arthurian |
| Lynette | Bird | Female | Anglo |
| Lynne | A Cascade | Female | Anglo |
| Lynnette | Variant Of Ancient Welsh Given Name. In Arthurian Legend Lynette Accompanied... | Female | Arthurian |
| Mabyn | Ever Young. | Female | Welsh |
| Maegan | Female | English | |
| Mai | Brightness | Female | Japanese |
| Manon | Diminutive Form Of Marie Which Is A Variant Of Mary Bitter. | Female | French |
| Meagan | "Strong And Mighty One, Pearl" | Female | Irish |
| Megan | "Strong And Capable." Variant, Meghan, Exists. | Female | Anglo |
| Meghan | See Megan. | Female | Anglo |
| Mercia | From Mercia | Female | English |
| Meredith | Protector Of The Sea | Female | Celtic |
| Merlyn | Blackbird. | Female | French |
| Modron | A Goddess And Possible Precursor Of Morgan Le Fey | Female | Arthurian |
| Mona | Lady | Female | Italian |
| Morgana | Legend Name | Female | French |
| Morgen | Morning | Female | German |
| Nia | Derived From Abbreviation Of Names With -Nia Ending. | Female | English |
| Nimue | The Lady Of The Lake | Female | Arthurian |
| Olwen | Myth Name (Daughter Of Yspaddaden) | Female | Celtic |
| Olwyn | Daughter Of A Giant | Female | Arthurian |
| Reese | Female | English | |
| Rhianna | Goddess. | Female | Welsh |
| Rhiannon | Myth Name (Daughter Of Hefeydd) | Female | Celtic |
| Sara | From Sarah In The Bible (Princess) | Female | Arabic |
| Seren | Star | Female | Welsh |
| Tegan | Good-Looking. | Female | English |
| Treasa | Strong | Female | Irish |
| Trilby | Sings With Trills | Female | Italian |
| Trina | Innocent | Female | Greek |
| Tristina | Feminine Of Tristan Noisy:Full Of Sorrows And/Or A Rhyming Variant Of Christa. | Female | English |
| Winona | Sioux Name Meaning "Giving." | Female | Native American |
| Wynne | White Or Fair | Female | Celtic |
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