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from North Wales:
(f) Nel, parents Berwyn & Awel, brother Bedo, sister Nanw
(m) Wil Wmffra, parents Wil & Daloni, sibs Ifan, Robin, Lili & Nansi
(m) Efan Rhun, parents Dyfed & Roxanne
(m) Eban Morus, parents Lyndon & Delyth
(m) Eban John, parents Philip & Vicky, sister Nel Soffia
(m) Alastair Sion, parents Nicola & Sion
Not in the database:
Nel & Wil - short forms of Elen and Wiliam
Awel - Welsh word for wind
Bedo - diminutive of Maredudd
Nanw - diminutive of Ann
Wmffra - Welsh form of Humphrey (really uncommon and fun to see)
Daloni - bit of a mystery, this one - it doesn't mean anything and nobody seems to know where it came from, but it's been used occasionally as a Welsh name since 1905.
Dyfed - from the name of a Welsh county
Morus - Welsh form of Maurice.
(f) Nel, parents Berwyn & Awel, brother Bedo, sister Nanw
(m) Wil Wmffra, parents Wil & Daloni, sibs Ifan, Robin, Lili & Nansi
(m) Efan Rhun, parents Dyfed & Roxanne
(m) Eban Morus, parents Lyndon & Delyth
(m) Eban John, parents Philip & Vicky, sister Nel Soffia
(m) Alastair Sion, parents Nicola & Sion
Not in the database:
Nel & Wil - short forms of Elen and Wiliam
Awel - Welsh word for wind
Bedo - diminutive of Maredudd
Nanw - diminutive of Ann
Wmffra - Welsh form of Humphrey (really uncommon and fun to see)
Daloni - bit of a mystery, this one - it doesn't mean anything and nobody seems to know where it came from, but it's been used occasionally as a Welsh name since 1905.
Dyfed - from the name of a Welsh county
Morus - Welsh form of Maurice.
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