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from North Wales.
(m) Osian Morris, parents Gwenda & Arwyn, brother Rhodri
(m) Dyfan Wyn, parents Ann & Dafydd, sibs Tomos & Catrin
(f) Lleucu Erin, parents Meilir & Bethan, sister Elin Gwenlli, grandparents Alan & Eluned and Cemlyn & Hefina
(f) Celyn Grace, parents Catrin and Gareth
(f) Elsa Celyn, parents Owain & Rhian
(m) Tom Elis, parents Kate and Jonathan, sister Leusa Jen
(m) Osian Morris, parents Gwenda & Arwyn, brother Rhodri
(m) Dyfan Wyn, parents Ann & Dafydd, sibs Tomos & Catrin
(f) Lleucu Erin, parents Meilir & Bethan, sister Elin Gwenlli, grandparents Alan & Eluned and Cemlyn & Hefina
(f) Celyn Grace, parents Catrin and Gareth
(f) Elsa Celyn, parents Owain & Rhian
(m) Tom Elis, parents Kate and Jonathan, sister Leusa Jen
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Lleucu - lol, that's a tricky question. 'll' is a voiceless lateral fricative - there's no equivalent in English, and probably not in Croatian either. You can hear it here: http://www.forvo.com/word/lleucu/#cy
Dyfan (dove-an) was an ancient saint, no idea about the name meaning
Celyn is holly, but grace in Welsh would be 'gras'. These are the first two female Celyns I've seen, I'm more used to it as a male name.
Dyfan (dove-an) was an ancient saint, no idea about the name meaning
Celyn is holly, but grace in Welsh would be 'gras'. These are the first two female Celyns I've seen, I'm more used to it as a male name.
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