Welsh names

I know the name Reece is a common name, but in Welsh, Reece is spelt Rhys. I also know if a girl with the Welsh name, Angharad. 😇 So Boys name:Rhys
Girls name:Angharad
Both names are associated with Welsh royalty.
Rhys meaning: ardent, fire-made famous by Welsh kings and nobleman
Angharad meaning: translates to English as much loved one

I speak welsh so please feel free to ask for pronunciation etc.

Girls:
Mali - Welsh for Molly (mal-eee)
Sian (shaan) Welsh for Jane
Catrin - Welsh for Cathrine
Ffion - foxglove (fee-on)
Eira- snow (eh-raa)

Boys:
Rhys - (rees)
Twm - Welsh for Tom
Macsen - (max-en)
Osian - (osh-anne)

There are so many 😊

https://gov.wales/cymraeg-for-kids/welsh-names-for-children

I like Griffin x

My name is eluned and my daughters is bronwen 🥰

I always liked Llewellyn

I'm very partial to Reese.
It was my surname before I got married.
But Damien or Gareth are nice for boys.

Bryn or Brynn— it’s a boys name but I like it for a girl with 2 N’s

Aderyn

💙 Alwyn, Aeron, Dylan, Caden, Emrys, Ifan, Vaughn, Morgan, Owen, Rhys, Trystan, Tudor, Cai, Macsen, Arwen, Ieuen, Madoc, Bowen

💗 Seren, Tegan, Cerys, Guinevere, Lili, Bethan, Efa, Kendall, Rhedyn, Vala, Rhiannon, Megan, Lilybet, Fflur, Olwen, Eira, Meredith, Cambrie

Morgan

Girls
Seren - (ser-in) means star
Enfys - (en-fiss) means rainbow
Arianell - (Ah-Ree-en-Elle) means silver.
Ffion
Carys / Cerys
Angharad

Boys
Sion ( welsh spelling of Sean/Shaun)
Teilo (Ty-lo)
Jac ( welsh spelling for Jack)
Cai
Dai (meaning David)
Elis
Iestyn (yes-tin)

Boy - Rhys
Girl - Seren

Trying not to put any already mentioned

Girls 💗
Bronwen
Seirian (say-ree-ann)
Enid
Rhian (ree-ann)
Anwen
Alaw (allow)
Gywneth
Iola (yoh-la)
Alwena (al-when-ah)
Blodwen
Wynn (can be used for girls and boys, was my great grandmother's middle name)

Boys 💙
Owain (oh-wine)
Ieuan (yay-ann)
Lloyd
Llywelyn
Carwyn
Glyn
Arfon (ar-von)
Arwyn
Gruffydd
Edwyn
Idris