Gael
Probably referring to a Gaelic speaker
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Probably referring to a Gaelic speaker
From Islay; also coincides with Spanish island
From the Scottish town; possibly related to church
Feminine form of Alan; older meaning uncertain
Probably a form of Annabel
Genuine; bold, through Archibald
Pretty
Son of Owain
Dove
Beloved, through David
Form of Elias or of Welsh Elisedd
Elm tree
Variant of Elowen, elm tree
My God is an oath, through Elizabeth
The Lord is gracious
White; blessed, through Fionn
Probably gravelly homestead
Pearl, through Mairead
Pearl
Possibly from Gwenfrewi; meaning uncertain
Short form of Winifred
Hill; mound
Snow in Welsh
Immortal
Form of Eoghan; ultimate origin disputed
White or fair warrior
From the Scottish island of Iona
Literary name, possibly from Lorne
Prince; chieftain; lord
Prince; chief
Star
Darling
Bird
From the island Ailsa Craig; deeper origin uncertain
Very beautiful
Silver; white or blessed
Probably white or blessed breast
Love and white or blessed
Love
Holly
Origin uncertain; river, Ceridwen, or love-related explanations
Possibly a form of David; Indonesian Dewi is separate
Life; to live
Short form of Eilionoir; also associated with Helen
Snowdrop flower
Named for the River Eleri; deeper meaning uncertain
Honor
Gold; white or blessed
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