Popular Baby Names, origin Welsh
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| Merry | Diminutive of Meredith: Guardian of the sea. Great chief. This name can be given to children of either gender, but is more common among girls. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Merv | Diminutive of Mervyn: Form of Merlin: From the sea fortress. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Mervin | Variant of Mervyn: Form of Merlin: From the sea fortress. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Mervyn | Form of Merlin: From the sea fortress. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Merwyn | Form of Merlin. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Meurig | Dark-skinned; A Moor. Form of Morris. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Mihangel | Welsh form of Michael 'God like'. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Mil | Legendary son of Dugum. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Modlen | Welsh form of Magdalene: tower. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Moesen | Welsh form of Moses 'from the water'. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Morcan | Bright sea. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Morcan | Dwells near the sea. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Morcar | Dwells near the sea. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Mordwywr | Sailor. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Moren | Legendary son of Iaen. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Morgaine | Bright sea. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Morgan | Bright sea. From the shore of the sea. Morgan le Fay was sorceress and sister to King Arthur in Arthurian legend. | Female | Welsh | - |
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| Morgan | Bright sea. Dwells near the sea. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Morgana | From the shore of the sea. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Morgann | Bright sea. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Morgannwg | From Glamorgan. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Morgant | From the shore of the sea. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Morgen | Of the sea. Surname. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Morthwyl | Hammer. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Morvran | Legendary son of Tegid. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Morvudd | Legendary daughter of Uryen. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Morwenna | Maiden; sea wave. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Myfanawy | My fine, rare one. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Myfanwy | sweet woman | Female | welsh | - |
| Myrddin | Welsh form of Merlin: Hawk. From the sea fortress. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Myrick | Dark-skinned; A Moor. Form of Maurice. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Naw | Legendary son of Seithved. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Neb | Legendary son of Caw. | Male | Welsh | - |
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| Neifion | Welsh form of Neptune 'god of the seas'. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Nerth | Legendary son of Cadam. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Nerthach | Legendary son of Gwawrddur. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Nerys | Lord. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Neued | Legendary daughter of KyvwIch. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Neued | Legendary father of Tringad. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Newlin | Dwells near the new pool. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Newlyn | Dwells near the new pool. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Newyddllyn | Dwells near the new pool. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Ninian | St. Ninian was a 5th century bishop sent to Scotland to convert the Picts to Christianity. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Nissyen | Legendary son of Eurosswydd. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Nye | Diminutive of Aneurin: Uncertain origin, but may be derived from the Latin Honorius meaning man of honour, or from the Welsh eur meaning gold. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Nynnyaw | Legendary son of Beli. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Odgar | Legendary son of Aedd. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Ofydd | Welsh form of Ovid 'a Roman poet'. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Ol | Legendary son of Olwydd. | Male | Welsh | - |
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| Olwen | White footprint. In 'Culhwch and Olwen', one of the Welsh stories from the 'Maginogion', the Olwen were white flowers growing in the heroine's footprints. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Olwina | White foot print. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Olwydd | Tracker. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Olwyn | Variant of Olwen: White footprint. In 'Culhwch and Olwen', one of the Welsh stories from the 'Maginogion', the Olwen were white flowers growing in the heroine's footprints. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Olwyna | White foot print. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Ondyaw | Legendary son of a French Duke. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Oswallt | Welsh form of Oswald 'strength from God'. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Owain | Young warrior. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Owein | Young warrior. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Owen | Young warrior. Also can be a variant of Eugene: Well-born. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Owena | Feminine form of Owen: Young warrior. Also can be a variant of Eugene: Well-born. | Female | Welsh | - |
| Owin | Young warrior. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Owyn | Young warrior. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Owynn | Wellborn. Form of Ewan. | Male | Welsh | - |
| Padrig | Welsh form of Patrick 'noble'. | Male | Welsh | - |