Rory
Red king
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Sabrina
Latin form of a Severn river name; ultimate meaning unknown
Scottie
Affectionate form of Scott, associated with Scotland
Skye
From the Isle of Skye
Sterling
Excellent; also a surname from Stirling, whose meaning is uncertain
Trevor
Big village
Tristan
Probably from Drust; possibly noise or tumult
Winifred
Possibly from Gwenfrewi; meaning uncertain
Winnie
Short form of Winifred
Angus
Possibly one strength
Avalon
Possibly apple-associated
Bowie
Yellow
Bryn
Hill; mound
Duncan
Brown and battle
Eira
Snow in Welsh
Emrys
Immortal
Ewan
Form of Eoghan; ultimate origin disputed
Finlay
White or fair warrior
Greer
Watchful, through Gregor
Gwyneth
Probably from Gwynedd; meaning uncertain
Iona
From the Scottish island of Iona
Lindsay
From Lindsey, a place name with lake and island elements
Lorna
Literary name, possibly from Lorne
Maël
Prince; chieftain; lord
Maëlle
Prince; chief
Merlin
Possibly from a place name meaning sea fort
Murray
Surname with Scottish and Irish origins
Rhiannon
Probably great queen
Ross
Headland; promontory
Seren
Star
Tegan
Darling
Vaughn
Little
Aderyn
Bird
Ailsa
From the island Ailsa Craig; deeper origin uncertain
Angharad
Much loved
Anwen
Very beautiful
Arianwen
Silver; white or blessed
Bran
Raven
Branwen
White raven
Bronwen
Probably white or blessed breast
Carwyn
Love and white or blessed
Carys
Love
Catriona
Form of Katherine; traditionally associated with purity
Celyn
Holly
Ceri
Origin uncertain; river, Ceridwen, or love-related explanations
Demelza
Fort of Maeldaf
Dewi
Possibly a form of David; Indonesian Dewi is separate
Efa
Life; to live
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