| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | Popularity (last 10y) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dilyn | To follow; follower | Welsh | Unisex | 64 #151 | |
| Gwendolyne | From Welsh 'gwen' (white, fair, blessed) + 'dolen' (ring) - 'white or blessed ring' | Welsh | Girl | 64 #152 | |
| Gweneviere | From Welsh Gwenhwyfar, commonly interpreted as “white/fair” or “fair lady” (gwen = white/fair/blessed) | Welsh | Girl | 64 #153 | |
| Howell | Eminent, conspicuous; 'high' or 'prominent' | Welsh | Boy | 64 #154 | |
| Kendryck | Royal ruler; descendant of a chief | English, Welsh | Boy | 63 #155 | |
| Loyd | Grey, gray-haired | Welsh | Boy | 63 #156 | |
| Owin | Noble, well‑born; young warrior | Welsh | Boy | 63 #157 | |
| Dylin | Son of the sea; born of the sea | Welsh | Unisex | 61 #158 | |
| Gracielynn | Combination of 'grace' (from Graciela/Grace) and 'lake' or 'waterfall' (from Lynn) - roughly 'graceful lake' or 'grace + Lynn'. | Welsh | Girl | 60 #159 | |
| Rhye | Variant of Rhys - 'enthusiasm' or 'ardor'. | Welsh | Unisex | 60 #160 | |
| Lavaughn | Small Vaughn | African American, Welsh | Boy | 59 #161 | |
| Carwyn | Blessed or fair love | Welsh | Boy | 56 #162 | |
| Gwendelyn | From Welsh gwen 'white, fair, blessed' + dolen 'ring' - commonly interpreted as 'white/fair ring' or 'blessed ring'. | Welsh | Girl | 56 #163 | |
| Dyllon | 'son of the sea' / 'born from the sea' (sea, ocean) | Welsh | Boy | 51 #164 | |
| Bronn | Possibly 'sorrow' (Irish), 'breast/hill' (Welsh), or derived from 'brown' (Old English/Germanic); also used as a modern/fantasy given name. | Germanic, Welsh | Boy | 50 #165 | |
| Gwenna | White, fair; blessed | Welsh | Girl | 50 #166 | |
| Merric | Variant of Merrick/Meurig: ultimately from Mauricius meaning 'dark-skinned, Moorish'; alternatively interpreted as 'famous ruler'. | English, Welsh | Boy | 50 #167 | |
| Kendrixx | Modern variant of Kendrick: 'royal ruler' / 'chief, royal power' | English, Welsh | Unisex | 49 #168 | |
| Osian | Little deer; fawn | Welsh | Boy | 49 #169 | |
| Lewys | Famous or renowned warrior | French, Welsh | Boy | 47 #170 | |
| Melys | Sweet (from Welsh adjective 'melys', meaning 'sweet' or 'honey‑sweet') | Welsh | Girl | 47 #171 | |
| Brin | Variant of Welsh Bryn meaning "hill"; also used as a short form of Brinley/Brinsley | English, Welsh | Unisex | 46 #172 | |
| Bronwen | From Welsh 'bron' (breast) + 'wen' (white, fair) - 'white/fair-breasted', broadly 'fair' or 'blessed' | Welsh | Girl | 44 #173 | |
| Cadan | Derived from Welsh 'cad' meaning 'battle'; a diminutive meaning 'little battle' or 'young warrior' | Welsh | Boy | 44 #174 | |
| Maddock | Fortunate, lucky; from Welsh elements meaning 'good/fortunate' | Welsh | Boy | 44 #175 | |
| Owain | Young warrior; noble-born | Welsh | Boy | 44 #176 | |
| Anwen | Very fair; blessed, beautiful | Welsh | Girl | 43 #177 | |
| Deryn | Bird | Welsh | Unisex | 43 #178 | |
| Maddoc | Fortunate, good; sometimes interpreted as 'benefactor' or 'lucky' | Welsh | Boy | 43 #179 | |
| Edern | Bird | Breton, Welsh | Boy | 42 #180 | |
| Reesa | Ardor, enthusiasm; fervor | Welsh | Girl | 42 #181 | |
| Rysa | Likely from Welsh Rhys meaning "enthusiasm/ardor," or linked to Risa with meanings like "laughter" (meanings vary by origin/kanji). | Welsh | Girl | 42 #182 | |
| Dillen | Variant of Dillon/Dylan - 'descendant of Duilleán' or 'son of the sea' | English, Irish, Welsh | Boy | 40 #183 | |
| Gwyndolin | From Welsh 'gwen' (white, fair, blessed) possibly combined with 'dolen' (ring) - 'white/fair (one) of the ring' or 'blessed ring'. | Welsh | Girl | 40 #184 | |
| Idrys | Welsh: likely ardent/fiery lord; Arabic: name of a prophet, often rendered 'studious' or 'interpreter'. | Welsh | Boy | 38 #185 | |
| Corwyn | Possibly 'raven' (if from Corvinus/Corvin); as a surname-derived given name the meaning can vary by root | English, Welsh | Boy | 36 #186 | |
| Eleri | From a Welsh river/place name; often interpreted as 'river' or linked to a local place-name | Welsh | Girl | 36 #187 | |
| Megyn | Pearl (diminutive of Margaret) | English, Welsh | Girl | 34 #188 | |
| Brenae | Likely 'raven' or 'little raven' (from Bran); sometimes associated with Brendan ('prince') | English, Welsh | Girl | 33 #189 | |
| Dee | Nickname derived from the letter D or short form of D‑names; sometimes linked to the River Dee meaning 'goddess'. | English, Welsh | Unisex | 31 #190 | |
| Gwenneth | Fair, white; blessed | Welsh | Girl | 30 #191 | |
| Bevan | Son of Evan (Evan = Welsh form of John) | Welsh | Boy | 29 #192 | |
| Delwin | Fair or blessed friend | English, Welsh | Boy | 29 #193 | |
| Elvyn | Elf friend | Welsh | Boy | 28 #194 | |
| Merideth | Derived from Old Welsh Maredudd, meaning "great lord" or "sea lord" (often rendered as "great ruler"). | Welsh | Unisex | 28 #195 | |
| Sali | Princess | English, Hebrew, Welsh | Girl | 27 #196 | |
| Jenkins | Little John / son of Jenkin (son of John) | English, Welsh | Boy | 25 #197 | |
| Gwynne | White, fair, blessed | Welsh | Boy | 24 #198 | |
| Olwen | White (or fair) footprint/track | Welsh | Girl | 23 #199 | |
| Linn | Lake, pool; in Scots also waterfall | English, Gaelic, Scandinavian, Scottish, Welsh | Unisex | 22 #200 |
Aggregated births across United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany for every Welsh-origin name in our dataset.
