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The Myfanwy I know (f30s, Welsh and in Wales )pronounces it more like "mih-f/van-wee" and goes by Myf. I think it's cute.

I think this name is really cute. It makes me think of a really friendly witch, for some reason. The "my fanny" thing isn't really as big an issue in North America, so no problems there - the pronunciation might bamboozle people, though, and they'd probably turn it into "my fan we".

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Myfanwy Edwina
Myfanwy Gretel
Myfanwy Melinda
Myfanwy Nimue
Myfanwy Gwen, Myfanwy Guinevere
Myfanwy Elva
Myfanwy Minerva

Myfanwy has long been a favourite of mine.
Myfanwy Guinevere
Myfanwy Clotilde
Bronwen Myfanwy
Gladwyn Myfanwy

Myfanwy? It doesn't look good.
But it sounds good.
I really do like it, I guess.
7/10. It has a really cool sound!
It does look like my fanny, I thought it was at first.
I love Myfawny Leia.

I love Myfanwy. I don't think I have enough Welsh ancestry for it not to seem out of place on a child of mine, but I do like it.
Myfanwy Eve is a pretty combo.

I love the meaning, so sweet. After I learned the right pronunciation I think it looks ok. Myfanwy Grace is pretty cute.

I've been watching this (terrible) show on Amazon Prime called the Rook and there they say it like Tiffany with an M at the beginning. The way you're suggesting is much prettier.

It's ok if your welsh, but yes the my fanny could be problematic elsewhere

I love Myfanwy and I also love Angharad.

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Myfanwy Eve
Myfanwy Olwen
Myfanwy Carys
Myfanwy Niamh
Myfanwy Amelia
Myfanwy Charlotte
Myfanwy Diana
Myfanwy Violet
Myfanwy Harriet
Myfanwy Miranda
Myfanwy Virginia
Myfanwy Orchid
Myfanwy Camilla
Myfanwy Primrose
Myfanwy Saffron
Myfanwy Georgia

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Angharad Myfanwy

This message was edited 2/6/2021, 5:39 AM