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Cadoc
Welsh: Derived from ‘cad’ battle. Sindarin: Auth, Dagoreg. Variations: Authion, Dagorion ‘son of battle’
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Cadwgawn
Welsh: glory in battle. Sindarin: Claurnendagor, Claurnedauth
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Cadell
Welsh: cad ‘battle’ & diminutive suffix. Sindarin: Autheg, Dagoreg
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Bryn
Bryn, masc., fem. Welsh: hill, mound. Sindarin: amon, tund, cum; masc. Amonon, Amonion, Tunnon, Tunnion, Cumon, Cumion; fem. Amoneth, Amonwen, Amoniel, Amonien, Tunneth, Tunnwen, Tunniel, Tunnien, Cumeth, Cumwen, Cumiel, Cumien
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Blodeuyn
Blodeuyn, fem. Welsh: flower. Sindarin: elloth, loth; fem. Ellothwen, Ellotheth, Ellothien, Ellothiel, Lothwen, Lotheth, Lothiel, Lothien
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Blodwen
Blodwen, fem. Welsh: white flowers. Sindarin: Lythfain ‘white flowers,’ Lythfaen ‘radiant white flowers’, Lythloss ‘snow-white flowers’, Lythnimp ‘pale white flowers’, Lythuilos ‘ever-white flowers’
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Berwyn
Berwyn, masc. Welsh: white head. Sindarin: Dôlfain
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Afon
Welsh: river. Sindarin: masc. Celon, Sîr; fem. Celoneth, Sírien
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Ariane
1. Welsh, English: silver. Sindarin: Celeb; fem. Celebeth, Celebwen ‘silver-maiden’. Variations: Celebren ‘like silver’, Celevorn ‘of silver’ 2. possibly related to ARIADNE
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Angeline
French pet form of ANGELA
