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from North Wales paper.
Boy twins: Meilir Rhun and Morgan Llyr (parents Delme and Sherine, grandparents Meirion & Elizabeth, Jane)
(m) Gwion Alun Emyr (parents Emyr and Elen, sister Lois Eluned)
(f) Arian (parents Iestyn and Shari, brother Cynan, grandparents Gwyn & Luned, Mal & Val))
(m) Cynan Sion (parents Rhys and Manon, brother Gethin, sister Beca)
(f) Ela (parents Bryn and Nia, grandparents Lowri, Meirion & Carys, great-grandmother Nancy)
Boy twins: Meilir Rhun and Morgan Llyr (parents Delme and Sherine, grandparents Meirion & Elizabeth, Jane)
(m) Gwion Alun Emyr (parents Emyr and Elen, sister Lois Eluned)
(f) Arian (parents Iestyn and Shari, brother Cynan, grandparents Gwyn & Luned, Mal & Val))
(m) Cynan Sion (parents Rhys and Manon, brother Gethin, sister Beca)
(f) Ela (parents Bryn and Nia, grandparents Lowri, Meirion & Carys, great-grandmother Nancy)
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Can you talk us through Meilir, Rhun, Gwion, Arian and Cynan, please? The best I can do is guess that Gwion is a boy!
Luned has always interested me: good to see one in real life.
Luned has always interested me: good to see one in real life.
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Drat, I always forget to put genders - sorry! Meilir (usually spelt Meilyr, pronounced MY-leer), Rhun (rheen), and Cynan (KI-nan) are all historical names from Welsh kings and princes. Gwion was the original name of Taliesin the poet. Arian (AR-yan) is being used on a girl here - I've not come across it as a name before, but it's the Welsh word for silver, and also for money.
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Ah-ha! Knew I'd seen Gwion somewhere! Susan Cooper. Thanks! And it'll be Arian as in Arianrhod, I suppose. Still looks pretty iffy ...
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