Maelys
“chief, prince”
>99% girls
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Old Breton · Modern Old Breton Gwenneg
Gwenneg is a masculine given name from Old Breton. It is used in Breton.
>99% boys
Old Breton Eozen
Eozen is a masculine given name from Old Breton. It is used in Breton.
>99% boys
Old Breton Gwenole
“white”
>99% boys
Old Breton Iltud
Iltud is a masculine given name from Breton. It is used in French and Breton.
>99% boys
Old Breton · Royal Judicaël
“lord, ruler, prince”
>99% boys
Old Breton Maclou
“bright pledge”
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Old Breton · Royal Judicael
“lord, ruler, prince”
>99% boys
Old Breton Beuzeg
Beuzeg is a masculine given name. It is used in Breton.
>99% boys
Old Breton Aergad
“strong in battle” · “heir”
>99% boys
Old Breton Maloù
“bright pledge”
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Old Breton Brieg
“dignity, honor”
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Old Breton Алан
“one who is precious” · “resembling a little rock”
>99% boys
Old Breton Gwennin
Gwennin is a masculine given name from Old Breton. It is used in Breton.
>99% boys
Old Breton Aziliz
“noble”
>99% girls
Old Breton Euzen
Euzen is a masculine given name from Old Breton.
>99% boys
Old Breton · Royal Jekyll
“lord, ruler, prince”
>99% boys
Latin Kornéli
Kornéli is a masculine given name from Old Breton, ultimately from Latin. It is used in Breton.
>99% boys
Celtic Gwenivar
Gwenivar is a feminine given name from Old Breton, ultimately from Proto-Brythonic. It is used in Breton.
>99% girls
Old Breton Wymark
“worthy of”
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