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Rainillt (f) daughter of Gruffudd ap Cynan and Angharad Rebeca (f) Rhagnell (f) daughter of King Olaf of Dublin, mother of Gruffudd ap Cynan Rhain (m) Rheged (m) Rheinallt (m) Rhiain (f) maiden Rhian (f) Rhianedd (f) Rhiangar (f) Rhiannon (f) wife of Pwyll, mother of Pryderi in the Mabinogi Horse goddess Rhianwen (f) white maid Rhianydd (f) Rhirid (m) Rhisiart (m) hard ruler Rhiryd (m) Rhiwallon (m) Rhobat (m) Rhobet (m) Rhodri (m) Rhodri Fawr, king of Gwynedd and southwest Wales, son of Merfyn and Nest Rhona (f)

Rhonabwy (m) Rhonwen (f) Rhosier (m) Rhoslyn (e) rose valley Rhufon (m) son of Cunedda Rhun (m) grand Rhunedd (f) Rhydian (m) Rhydwen (m) Rhydderch (m) exalted ruler Rhygyfrach (m) Rhys (m) (Rees) Rhys ap Gruffudd lord of southwest Wales, 1132-97 Rhystud (m) Robat (m) Robet (m) Robyn (m) Rodric (m) Rolant (m) Ronw (m) Ronwen (f)

S

Sadwrn (m) early saint Samlet (m) Samson (m) Sanant (f) mother of Elisedd, king of Powys, and wife of Maelgwn Gwynedd Sannan (m) Sara (f) Saran (f) Sawel (m) Irish saint Sefnyn (m) 14th century poet from Anglesey Seimon (m) Seirian (m) Seiriol (m) founder of Penmon church on Anglesey in the 6th cent. Seisyll (m) Seisyllt (m) Seithennyn (m) Selwyn (m) white ardour Selyf (m) Seren (e) Seth (f)

Siân (f) feminine of Sion, (English equivl.=Jane) Siani (f) Siarl (m) Sieffre (m) Siencyn (m) Silyn (m) Simwnt (m) Sion (m) form of Ioan (English equivalent=John) Sioned (f) diminuitive of Siân Sioni (m) Sionyn (m) Siôr (m) Siriol (f) cheerful Siwan (f) Steffan (m) Sulien (m) sun born, Celtic sun god Sulwen (f) sun, Sunday, white Sulwyn (m)

T

Talfan (m) tall beacon Talfryn (m) tall hill Talhaearn (m) Taliesin (m) radiant brow Talog (m) Tanad (m) Tanat (m) Tangno (m) Tangwen (f) white peace Tangwyn (m) Tangwystl (f) Tanwen (f) Tathal (m) Tathan (m) Tawe (m) Tecwyn (m) early saint Tegai (e) early saint Tegan (f) early saint Tegau (f) Tegeirian (f) Tegfan (m) Tegfedd (f) Tegfryn (m) Tegid (m) Tegla (m) Tegryn (m) Tegwedd (f) fair appearance Tegwel (m) Tegwyn (m) fair, white Tegwen (f) fair, white Teiddwen Teifi (e) Teifion (m) Teifryn (m) Teilo (m) 6th cent. saint Telerch (m)

Teleri (f) Telor (m) Terfel (m) Terwyn (m) bright white Tesni (f) Tewdrig (m) Tewdwr (m) Teyrnon (m) The great king in Celtic religion Timotheus (m) Tirion (f) gentle, happy Tomi (m) Tomos (m) Trahaearn (m) Trebor (m) Trefor (m) Tryfan (m) Trystan (m) Tudfor (m) Tudful (f) Tudfwlch (m) Tudno (m) Tudri (m) Tudrig (m) Tudur (m) (also spelled as Twdwr, Tudwr) Tudwal (m) Tweli (m) Twm (m) diminutive of Tomos Twynog (m) Tybie (f) Tybion (m) Tydecho (m) 6th century Celtic saint Tyfriog (m) Tysilio (m) 7th century saint Tysul (m) Tywi (m) Tywyn (m)

U

Undeg (f) fair one Ungoed (m)

Urien (m)

W

Waldo (m) weald=power, theof=thief Watcyn (m), also Gwatcyn Wedros (m) Wena (f) Wil (m)

Wiliam (m) Wmffre (m) Wyn (m) Wyre (m)

Y

Ynyr (m) Ysfael (m) son of Cunedda

Ystwyth (m)