Bryn-y-môr [ bri-nø- moor ]
1 name of a farm overlooking the Gwendraeth estuary, Cydweli
ETYMOLOGY: ("(the) house (of) the sea") (bryn = hill) + (y definite article) + (môr = sea) Little complex^^ in literal terms it's hill of the sea, which some of us Cymry might intend it as a mountain before the sea, or the cliff, or a small island of some sort
Below the hill
"Bryn y Mor" means "Hill of the Sea" in Welsh. It combines the words "bryn" (hill) and "y mor" (the sea) to create a name or description of a place near the sea situated on a hill.
Bryn-y-môr [ bri-nø- moor ]1 name of a farm overlooking the Gwendraeth estuary, CydweliETYMOLOGY: ("(the) house (of) the sea") (bryn = hill) + (y definite article) + (môr = sea) Little complex^^ in literal terms it's hill of the sea, which some of us Cymry might intend it as a mountain before the sea, or the cliff, or a small island of some sort
Bryn Bella literally means 'beautiful Bryn.' Bryn is both a German name and an abbreviation of the longer German name Bronwyn, meaning 'dark and pure.'
"Bryn" is a Welsh name that means "hill" or "mound". It is commonly used as both a first name and a surname.
It looks like Welsh; Celtic but not Gaelic.
Rhedyn means fern, so now we know that it is "Fern Hill"!
"Bryn Mawr" is Welsh for "big hill," reflecting the college's location on a hill in Pennsylvania.
Bryn is an England Christian name for a male.
There is no Saint Bryn.
R. Bryn Williams has written: 'Prydydd y paith' -- subject(s): Biography, Poets, Welsh, Welsh Poets 'Y march coch' 'Eluned Morgan' 'Y wladfa' -- subject(s): Welsh in Patagonia, History 'Cerddi Hydref' 'Gwladfa Patagonia 1865-1965 =' 'Dafydd Dywysog' -- subject(s): Welsh drama
totally ! by the way what is bryn ?