The Welsh name Madoc is derived from the Welsh words "mad" meaning "fortunate" or "good" and "awg" meaning "battle" or "war." Therefore, Madoc can be interpreted to mean "fortunate in battle" or "good in war." This name has historical significance in Wales, as it is associated with various legendary figures and historical figures, such as Madoc ap Owain Gwynedd, a prince who reportedly discovered America in the 12th century according to Welsh folklore.
It comes from Welsh origins
Brynn is a variant of Bryn, which means 'hill or mound'. It is a Welsh name.
The Welsh name Rhys means "enthusiasm" or "ardor." It is derived from the Old Welsh word "ris," which conveys a sense of vigor and passion. Rhys is a traditional name in Wales and has been borne by several notable historical figures, contributing to its enduring popularity.
The name "Brynna" is Welsh.
The name Price is Welsh in origin. The name price id derived from ap Rhys which means enthusiasm in the Welsh language.
Madoc is a mythical prince. Madoc was supposedly a Welsh prince who sailed to America in the year 1170. The story states that he was the son of Owain Gwyedd.
Philip Madoc's birth name is Phillip Jones.
Madoc (Standard Welsh: Madog) ab Owain Gwynedd
I can find no Welsh equivalent for the name "Claire'.
'Pamela' has no meaning in Welsh; it is an English name.
Ruth Madoc is 68 years old (birthdate: April 16, 1943).
Samantha is not a Welsh name; it is of Aramaic origin, and it means "Listener"
Emma is not a Welsh word and has no meaning in Welsh. The name Emma is spelled the same.
"Gabrielle" is not a Welsh name. It is a French feminine form of the name Gabriel, which means "God is my strength."
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The name Jordan is Hebrew in origin and it means to flow down. There is not a Welsh meaning for this name.
I think it's the Welsh name Caio which is from the Latin Gaius.