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Male Welsh Baby Names Starting With T

These are male welsh baby names that start with the letter T. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all welsh baby names.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Tad Abbreviation Of Thaddeus Who Was One Of Christ's 12 Apostles. Male English
Taliesin Sixth-Century Poet Male Arthurian
Teirtu Meaning Unknown Male Celtic
Tomi Kalarbari Of Nigeria Name Meaning "The People." Male African
Travers From The Crossroads Male French
Travis Crossing: Crossroads. Male English
Treacy Fighter Male Irish
Trenten Refers To The English River Trent. Surname. Male English
Trenton Refers To The English River Trent. Surname. Male English
Treowbrycg From The Tree Bridge Male English
Treoweman Loyal Male English
Trevon Fair Town. Abbreviation Of Trevelyan. Male English
Trevor Prudent Male Irish
Trevyn Fair Town. Abbreviation Of Trevelyan. Male English
Tristan Tumult: Outcry. From The Celtic Name Tristan. In Arthurian Legend Tristan Was... Male Celtic
Tristin Tumult: Outcry. From The Celtic Name Tristan. In Arthurian Legend Tristan Was... Male Arthurian
Trystan "Calmitous, From An Ancient Celtic Prince. Variant Of Tristan." Male Celtic
Tyce Fiery. Male English

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