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(m) Mynor* Ifan, parents Gareth & Esyllt, brother Nedw Rhys, grandparents Brynmor & Margaret and Hywel & Marian
(f) Nena Mwrog*, parents Huw & Ffion, brothers Cai & Rhun
(f) Mari Efa, parents Henry & Samantha, sisters Erin & Cadi, brother Ioan
(f) Lili Medi, parents Sian & Tom, grandparents Alan & Buddug and Colin & Margaret
(m) Aled David, parents Natasha & Dafydd, grandparents Beth and Anwen & Gwyn
(f) Eve Nia, parents Euros & Emily, cousin Owen
(m) Hari Lewis, parents Lowri & Stephen
Two really unusual ones in this batch. Mynor is an old word for marble. Mwrog is an early saint, but her name doesn't ever seem to have been used in modern times - nothing in the records at all for it.
(f) Nena Mwrog*, parents Huw & Ffion, brothers Cai & Rhun
(f) Mari Efa, parents Henry & Samantha, sisters Erin & Cadi, brother Ioan
(f) Lili Medi, parents Sian & Tom, grandparents Alan & Buddug and Colin & Margaret
(m) Aled David, parents Natasha & Dafydd, grandparents Beth and Anwen & Gwyn
(f) Eve Nia, parents Euros & Emily, cousin Owen
(m) Hari Lewis, parents Lowri & Stephen
Two really unusual ones in this batch. Mynor is an old word for marble. Mwrog is an early saint, but her name doesn't ever seem to have been used in modern times - nothing in the records at all for it.
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Hehe, Cai is technically a 'real' Welsh name, being in various early legends etc - but it's a very recent revival (dating from the 80s, by the look of it), which might quite possibly be connected with the fad for Kai. I don't fancy it much either. :D
Buddug is really quite nice in Welsh! - like bithig, a soft and pleasant sound.
Buddug is really quite nice in Welsh! - like bithig, a soft and pleasant sound.
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Mari Efa is really pretty.
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