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8,701 names
Welsh
Gethin is presented here as a Welsh boy name, but the supplied source material does not verify a specific meaning or etymology. Parents may want to confirm the meaning with a Welsh language or onomastic source before treating any definition as settled.
Welsh
Gwilym is a Welsh boy name. The supplied sources do not provide a verified meaning, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Welsh
Bedwyr is a Welsh boy name with no verified meaning in the supplied source material. It has a strong, old Welsh feel, but its exact etymology should be treated with care.
Welsh
Ifan is a Welsh form of Ieuan, related to John, and ultimately comes from Johannes. Through that family of names, it carries the traditional meaning “God is gracious.”
Welsh
Llyr is a Welsh boy name. The provided source material does not give a verified meaning or etymology, so its exact meaning is left unconfirmed here.
Welsh
Rhodri is a Welsh boy name from Old Welsh Rotri, built from elements meaning “wheel” and “king.” It carries a strong royal feel because it was borne by medieval Welsh rulers, including Rhodri the Great of Gwynedd.
Welsh
Tudur is the Welsh form of Theodoric, from Old Welsh Tutir and related to ancient names meaning “ruler of the people.” It carries a strong Welsh historical feel, with links to poets, nobles, and the Tudor name.
Welsh
Ynyr is a Welsh boy's name, described by Nameberry as a Welsh form of Honorius, meaning "honorable." Another name source gives the Welsh meaning as "lord" or "chief," so the name carries a dignified, leadership-minded feel.
Welsh
Angharad is a Welsh girl name meaning "much loved" or "much loved one." It comes from an Old Welsh name built from an intensive prefix and a form of caru, meaning "to love."
Welsh
Arianwen is a Welsh feminine name meaning “silver, white, fair, blessed.” It is formed from Welsh arian, meaning “silver,” and gwen, meaning “white, fair, blessed,” softened to wen in the compound.
Welsh
Betrys is a Welsh form of Beatrice, a name with Latin roots meaning "she who brings happiness" or "blessed." It feels gentle, bright, and quietly distinctive.
Welsh
Iestyn is the Welsh form of Justin, a name connected to the Latin root meaning “just,” “fair,” or “righteous.” It’s a strong Welsh boy name with a gentle moral center.
Welsh
Meilyr is a Welsh boy's name said to mean “chief ruler” or “man of iron.” It has a strong, old Welsh feel, with a sense of steadiness, leadership, and inner grit.
Welsh
Delyth is a Welsh feminine name, usually understood as an elaboration of Welsh del, meaning "pretty." It is a modern Welsh creation with a soft, lyrical sound.
Welsh
Eleri is a Welsh girl name with debated roots, often linked either to a Welsh place or river name, or to meanings such as "greatly bitter" and possibly "cheerful" through a Latin connection. It feels lyrical, bright, and quietly rooted in Wales.
Welsh
Meinir is a Welsh feminine name meaning "tall and slender, beautiful maiden." It comes from Welsh main, meaning "slender," and hir, meaning "tall."
Welsh
Nerys is a feminine Welsh name, usually pronounced NER-iss. It is associated with the meaning “chief” or “lady,” giving it a poised, quietly regal feeling.
Welsh
Non is a rare Welsh girl name best known through Saint Non, the mother of Saint David, patron saint of Wales. Its exact linguistic meaning is uncertain, but it carries a strong feeling of calm faith, Welsh heritage, and maternal strength.
Welsh
Sioned is a Welsh feminine name, usually understood as the Welsh form of Janet or Jane, connected with the meaning “God is gracious.” It has a clear, musical sound: soft at the start, bright at the end.
Welsh
Tesni is a Welsh girl name with a bright, gentle sound. A specific meaning is not confirmed by the provided source material, so it’s best treated as a Welsh name of uncertain meaning here.
Welsh
Mabli is a Welsh girls' name with a sweet, bright sound. The supplied source excerpts do not verify a specific meaning or etymology, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Spanish
Hugo Darío is a Spanish boy name with a bright, thoughtful feel. Hugo is widely used as a given name, while Darío brings a strong literary association through Nicaraguan poet Rubén Darío.
Spanish
Sergio Naim is a Spanish boy's name with a smooth, athletic sound. The source data confirms Sergio as the root name, while a precise meaning for the full compound name is not provided in the supplied references.
Spanish
David Iker pairs the long-used Christian name David with Iker, a Basque boy name meaning “visitation.” Together, it has a warm, grounded Spanish sound with a distinctly Basque second name.
Spanish
Lucas Eloy is a Spanish boy's name pairing Lucas with Eloy. The provided sources do not give a confirmed meaning for the full compound name, so its appeal here rests on its warm Spanish sound, clear masculine use, and rare profile.
Spanish
Adrián is the Spanish form of Adrian, a name traced to Hadrianus. Adrián Gael feels bright, composed, and distinctly Spanish in sound, with a crisp first name and a gentle, open ending.
Spanish
Ariadna Celia is a Spanish girl name pairing two graceful given names. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology or literal meaning, so its safest meaning is best treated as the combined feeling of Ariadna and Celia rather than a confirmed translation.
Spanish
Berta Noelia is a Spanish feminine compound name. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology or meaning for either Berta or Noelia, so the safest meaning is simply a two-name Spanish girl name with a classic, lyrical sound.
Spanish
Carla Miriam is a Spanish feminine compound name. The provided source material does not document the etymology of Carla or Miriam, so the safest meaning is simply a paired Spanish girl name with a classic, familiar sound.
Spanish
Daniela Ainhoa combines Daniela, the Spanish feminine form of Daniel, often understood as “God is my judge,” with Ainhoa, a Basque name connected with the village and Marian devotion of Ainhoa. Together, it feels graceful, faithful, and distinctly Spanish.
Spanish
Elena Maite means “shining light” and “beloved.” Together, it has the tender Spanish feel of “beloved light.”
Spanish
The provided sources do not establish a verified meaning for Emma Soraya. As a Spanish girl’s name pairing, it has a soft, flowing sound with a familiar first name and a more distinctive second name.
Spanish
The meaning of Leire Amaya cannot be verified from the provided source excerpts. As a Spanish girl name pairing, it has a soft, lyrical sound and a distinctly Iberian feel.
Spanish
Lara Beatriz blends Lara, often linked to a graceful Roman household spirit or to brightness and protection, with Beatriz, the Spanish form of Beatrice, meaning "she who brings happiness" or "blessed traveler." Together, it feels lyrical, warm, and quietly joyful.
Spanish
Mara Belén is a Spanish compound name that pairs Mara with Belén, the Spanish form of Bethlehem. Belén comes from Hebrew and is traditionally understood as “house of bread,” giving the name a gentle meaning tied to birthplace, nourishment, and faith.
Spanish
Lola Estíbaliz is a Spanish girl name with a bright Marian place-name heart. Estíbaliz comes from Nuestra Señora de Estíbaliz, “Our Lady of Estíbaliz,” tied to a sanctuary in Álava, Spain, and may connect to Latin roots meaning “pertaining to summer.”
Spanish
Paula Mireia means “small” or “humble,” paired with a Catalan and Spanish name made famous through the Provençal literary name Mirèio. Together, it feels gentle, cultured, and distinctly Spanish with a Catalan note.
Spanish
Sara Itziar is a Spanish girl name pairing Sara with Itziar, a Basque and Spanish name taken from a Basque village with an important shrine to the Virgin Mary. Itziar may mean "old stone."
Spanish
Julia Nayara pairs the classic Julia, often understood as a feminine form connected with the Roman family name Julius, with Nayara, a name linked to beauty, grace, and the Spanish place name Nájera. Together, it feels elegant, bright, and gently rooted in Spanish and Iberian culture.
Spanish
Claudia is the feminine form of Claudius, a Latin name traditionally interpreted as “lame” or “enclosure.” Claudia Naia feels classical, Spanish-friendly, and gentle, with Claudia carrying the documented ancient Roman history.
Spanish
Cruz Andrea means “cross” paired with Andrea, a name from Greek roots meaning “manly” or “strong.” Together, it feels steady, faith-touched, and quietly brave.
Indonesian
Bagas is an Indonesian, especially Javanese, boy name meaning "strong," "healthy," or "well-built." For the full name Bagas Mahendra, the meaning we can support from the provided sources comes from Bagas: a name with a sturdy, healthful feel.
Indonesian
Cahya is an Indonesian name meaning "light" or "illumination." Paired with Pamungkas, it gives the full name a bright, distinctly Indonesian feel.
Spanish
Vega Alejandra pairs a bright, crisp first name with Alejandra, the Spanish form of Alexandra. Alejandra comes from Greek roots connected with “defending” and “man,” giving the full name a graceful, protective feel.
Indonesian
Erlangga is a Javanese Indonesian boy name often interpreted as “noble leap,” “virtuous advance,” or “brave and noble.” Paired with Wijaya, it feels dignified, strong, and deeply Indonesian.
Indonesian
Gilang Pratama is an Indonesian boy's name with a bright, polished sound. The provided sources do not verify a specific etymological meaning, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Indonesian
Damar Prakoso is presented here as an Indonesian boy's name, but the supplied sources do not verify a specific meaning for either Damar or Prakoso. As a full name, it has a clear Indonesian feel and a strong, balanced sound.
Indonesian
Prabu Satria is an Indonesian boy name with a strong heroic feel. Satria is associated with the meanings “knight” and “warrior,” with ideas of bravery, honor, and moral strength.
Indonesian
The published source material provided here does not give a verified meaning for Sandi Gunawan. It is presented as an Indonesian boy's name, with Sandi as the given name and Gunawan as the family or second name.
Indonesian
Tegar Nugroho is an Indonesian boy's name whose supported meaning comes from Nugroho: prosperity, blessing, and good fortune. It has a steady, hopeful feeling, like wishing a child a grounded life with favorable outcomes.
