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Nice :)
It looks like a form of Ceridwen. I love Ceridwen ^_^ This Cerigwyn looks like legitimate Welsh to me, though I don't know enough about the language to be sure.. I guess as it was in the paper, you don't know if she's Welsh? Just wondering, because
I don't see anything wrong with using names from languages without being from that country.
Ceridwen is lovely, and Cerigwyn looks like it'd be pronounced almost the same, so I like it too.
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It's not a Welsh name, as such - more of an attempt at one. Ceri & Gwyn are both legitimate names, but someone called Ceri Gwyn would be male - Ceri is unisex but Gwyn is a boy's name.
(I'm Welsh, btw)

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Oh, I see. Thank you for explaining :)
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