| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
Genger |
Numerology |
|
Penllyn |
|
From the lake's headland. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Renfrew |
|
Dwells near the still river. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Rhett |
|
Form of Rhys: ardent, fiery. Rhett Butler was hero of Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Rhinffrew |
|
Dwells near the still river. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Rhuvawn |
|
Legendary son of Deorthach. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Selwyn |
|
Ardour, fair. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Siencyn |
|
Welsh form of Jenkin 'God is |
Boy |
8 |
|
Steffan |
|
Crown, wreath. Variant of Stephen. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Taliesin |
|
Friend, from the Hebrew. Sixth century St David (or Dewi) was patron saint of Wales. Handsome, radiant brow. 6th |
Boy |
8 |
|
Teithi |
|
Legendary son of Gwynnan. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Teregud |
|
Legendary son of Iaen. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Tremain |
|
Goodly town. From the big town. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Trevian |
|
Fair town. Abbreviation of Trevelyan. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Trevor |
|
Large village, goodly town. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Tristyn |
|
Tumult, outcry. From the Celtic name Tristan. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Tywysog |
|
Prince. |
Boy |
8 |
|
Wmffre |
|
Welsh form of Humphrey 'friend of the Huns'. |
Boy |
8 |
