Female and male first names : Welsh.

Melvina is a rare yet elegant female name of Welsh origin, derived from Melangell meaning 'chief' or 'prince', conveying a sense of royalty and heritage.

Melvyn is a Welsh male given name derived from "Maelgwn," meaning "chief" or "prince.

Melynn is a unique Welsh name derived from Melangell, meaning "chief" or "prince".

Melynna is a distinctive Welsh name meaning 'chief' or 'prince', popularized during medieval Wales as a title for high-ranking individuals.

Menley is a rare, distinct given name of unknown origin, with no definitive etymology or meaning, though some associate it with the Welsh word "Mynydd" meaning "mountain" or view it as a variant spelling of Melville. Its rarity makes it appealing for those seeking a unique name.

Meradith is a unique Welsh female given name derived from Meredith, meaning "great joy".

Meranda is an elegant unisex name of English origin, derived from ancient Welsh elements meaning "great sea.

Meredeth is a Welsh-origin given name meaning "sea lord," derived from Meredydd, which combines "mer" (sea) and "iudd" (lord).

Meredith is a feminine given name of Welsh origin, derived from Meredydd meaning 'great lord'.

Meredyth is a rare but beautiful Welsh name derived from Meredydd, meaning "great joy" or "blessing by the sea".

Merelyn is a Welsh name composed of "Mererid" meaning "great" or "noble", and "-lyn", a feminine suffix.

Meriann is a unique Welsh name derived from Mererid, meaning "great sea chief" or "lord of the sea.

Meridee is an American female name derived from Welsh origins, bearing the meaning "great ruler" or "fortune".

Meridel is a unique female name of Welsh origin, meaning 'generous sea'.

Meredith is a female given name of Welsh origin meaning "great sea" or "marine".

Meredith is a female given name of Welsh origin, meaning "great chief" or "noble lord", derived from the elements mered ("great") andudd ("lord/chief"). It was popular among Welsh nobility and has literary significance, appearing in Charlotte Brontë's novel "Jane Eyre".

Meridth is a beautiful and unique Welsh name meaning 'from the sea', popularized by its use in literature.

Meridyth is a unique Welsh name derived from 'mererid', meaning 'to bring forth'.

Merie, of Welsh origin, means "peaceful" or "gentle," and is associated with the wise and powerful Celtic goddess Morrigan.

Merilyn is an English given name created by combining Mary, meaning "exalted one," and Marilyn, derived from Welsh Llŷn meaning headland.

Merion is an ancient Welsh female name that translates to "proud" or "valiant," originating from the historic personal name Meredudd.

Merleen is a distinctive name of uncertain origin, potentially derived from the Welsh Morwenna meaning "sea spirit" or inspired by Cornish folklore's legendary sorceress Mereline. Its meaning varies, but it often associated with the sea and magic. Despite its rarity, it has gained worldwide recognition for its uniqueness.

Merlie is a rare, French-origin feminine name derived from Merlin, meaning 'sea fort', though its meaning isn't widely defined.

Merlin is a Welsh name derived from 'Myrddin', meaning 'sea fortress', popularized by the legendary mentor of King Arthur in Arthurian legend.

Merlyn: A unique Welsh name meaning "sea fortress," popularized by the wise sage Merlin in Arthurian legend, often associated with intelligence and prophecy.

Merlynn is a Welsh name meaning "sea-born," derived from the word Myrddin, popularized through the legendary wizard Merlin in Arthurian tales.

Meredith is a Welsh name meaning 'great lord' or 'severe lord', derived from 'mered' (great) and 'udd' (lord), popular among historical figures like Saint Meredith and Welsh poet Merlin.

Merrianne is a distinctive feminine name of Welsh origin, derived from the ancient Welsh word 'Meredudd', meaning 'proud' or 'spear-famous'.

Merrideth is a Welsh-origin unisex name derived from Meredydd, meaning 'great lord' or 'noble leader'.

Merridy is a rare, Welsh-derived girls' name, loosely translating to 'girls', though its exact origin remains unclear.