Arthur
Origin unknown; a bear connection is one theory
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Gael
Probably referring to a Gaelic speaker
Ian
The Lord is gracious
Logan
Little hollow
Owen
Form of Owain or Eoghan; ultimate origin uncertain
Alistair
Defending people
Archie
Genuine; bold, through Archibald
Bowen
Son of Owain
Callum
Dove
Evan
The Lord is gracious
Gavin
Form of Gawain; meaning uncertain
Graham
Probably gravelly homestead
Griffin
Form of Gruffudd; also the mythical creature
Idris
Possibly interpreter or teacher
Kenneth
From Coinneach or Cináed; meanings differ
Knox
Round hill
Lachlan
Scandinavian; from the land of the lakes
Lennox
Possibly place of elms
Malcolm
Disciple of Saint Columba
Maxwell
Mack’s stream
Rhys
Probably ardor; enthusiasm
Sterling
Excellent; also a surname from Stirling, whose meaning is uncertain
Trevor
Big village
Tristan
Probably from Drust; possibly noise or tumult
Angus
Possibly one strength
Duncan
Brown and battle
Emrys
Immortal
Ewan
Form of Eoghan; ultimate origin disputed
Finlay
White or fair warrior
Maël
Prince; chieftain; lord
Merlin
Possibly from a place name meaning sea fort
Murray
Surname with Scottish and Irish origins
Ross
Headland; promontory
Vaughn
Little
Bran
Raven
Carwyn
Love and white or blessed
Fergus
Man of vigor
Fraser
Surname-derived; origin uncertain
Gareth
Meaning uncertain; an Arthurian name
Geraint
Meaning unknown; possibly related to Gerontius
Gethin
Dark-complexioned
Hamish
Form of James; ultimate derivation disputed
Hywel
Eminent; prominent
Ianto
The Lord is gracious, through Ifan
Ioan
God is gracious
Iwan
God is gracious
Jago
Cornish form of Jacob; ultimate derivation disputed
Keir
Thicket; marsh
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