M Meiriongwril Member Mar 1, 2006 183 0 16 Lafayette, Lousiana Mar 25, 2006 #41 100 British English (they invented it), plus Cymraeg (Welsh) - we were there even before the English
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R RailRon Active Member Nov 23, 2002 1,602 0 36 81 Trimbach, Switzerland Mar 25, 2006 #43 Hey Meiriongwril, is this name name in Cymraeg? And if so, what does it mean? Ron
M Meiriongwril Member Mar 1, 2006 183 0 16 Lafayette, Lousiana Mar 26, 2006 #44 RailRon said: Hey Meiriongwril, is this name name in Cymraeg? And if so, what does it mean? Ron Click to expand... Hi Ron, Both parts are from place names (and the place names from people): Meirion is the county where I was born (Meirionydd) named for an early King Meirion; Gwril is from the village Llwyngwril, 'the grove of [Saint] Gwril'. Hwyl i Bawb! (cheers to everyone)
RailRon said: Hey Meiriongwril, is this name name in Cymraeg? And if so, what does it mean? Ron Click to expand... Hi Ron, Both parts are from place names (and the place names from people): Meirion is the county where I was born (Meirionydd) named for an early King Meirion; Gwril is from the village Llwyngwril, 'the grove of [Saint] Gwril'. Hwyl i Bawb! (cheers to everyone)