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# Name Origin Meaning GenderSave

201MerrionWelshVariant of Meirion: Name derived from the old county of Merionethshire.Girl
202MerryWelshDiminutive of Meredith: Magnificent. Great chief. Great lady. Used for both genders, but most common among girls.Girl
203ModlenWelshWelsh form of Magdalene: tower.Girl
204MorcanWelshBright sea.Girl
205MorgaineWelshBright sea.Girl
206MorganWelshBright sea. From the shore of the sea. Morgan le Fay was sorceress and sister to King Arthur in Arthurian legend.Girl
207MorganaWelshFrom the shore of the sea.Girl
208MorgannWelshBright sea.Girl
209MorgantWelshFrom the shore of the sea.Girl

210MorvuddWelshLegendary daughter of Uryen.Girl
211MorwennaWelshMaiden; sea wave.Girl
212MyfanawyWelshMy fine, rare one.Girl
213MyfanwyWelshMy fine, rare one.Girl
214NerysWelshLord.Girl
215NeuedWelshLegendary daughter of KyvwIch.Girl
216OIwynaWelshWhite foot print.Girl
217OlwenWelshWhite footprint. In 'Culhwch and Olwen', one of the Welsh stories from the 'Maginogion', the Olwen were white flowers growing in the heroine's footprints.Girl
218OlwinaWelshWhite foot print.Girl
219OlwynWelshVariant of Olwen: White footprint. In 'Culhwch and Olwen', one of the Welsh stories from the 'Maginogion', the Olwen were white flowers growing in the heroine's footprints.Girl
220OwenaWelshFeminine form of Owen: Young warrior. Also can be a variant of Eugene: Well-born.Girl