Welsh names, which are rich in history, mythology, and poetic beauty, often have ancient Celtic roots. Names like Gwyn ('lucky'), Rhys ('enthusiasm'), and Eira ('snow') symbolize nature and noble qualities. Dylan, Branwen, and Llewelyn are all influenced by Welsh mythology, specifically the Mabinogion. The language's unusual letters, such as 'LL' and 'DD,' produce a wide range of pronunciations, which adds to its attractiveness.
Surnames are often derived from patronyms such as 'ap' (son of) or 'ferch' (daughter of). Welsh names, whether traditional like Owain or modern like Seren, have a rich cultural past, making them perennial favorites among individuals who appreciate linguistic beauty and history.