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Sorry - my message was confusing. Bronwyn is a girl's name, only spelled inauthentically.
What I meant was that Welsh names ending in the "white" suffix are always spelled -wyn, for example Dilwyn and the simple Wyn itself.
The name Owen shouldn't be considered part of this rule - it has a different root and meaning.
What I meant was that Welsh names ending in the "white" suffix are always spelled -wyn, for example Dilwyn and the simple Wyn itself.
The name Owen shouldn't be considered part of this rule - it has a different root and meaning.
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