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210 Anv breizhek
210 breton christian names
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Many of those names are common to Cornwall and Wales as
our languages were one. But only very few have an Irish
origin.
| Alar, |
Alwena, |
Aodren, |
| Aouregan*, |
Aourell*, |
Argentael*, |
| Arzhel, , Armael, |
Arzhela*, , Armaela*, |
Aziliz*, |
| BeuzegBudog), |
Bili, |
Brandan, , Brendan, |
| Brec'hed*Berc'hed), |
Brelivet, |
Brenda*, |
| Brevalaer, |
Brewalen*, |
Briag, |
| Briant, |
Brieg, |
Dahud*, |
| Derc'hen, , Derrien, |
Dunvael*, |
Edern, |
| Eliboubana*, |
Eneour, |
Enogad, |
| Envel, |
Ergad, |
Erle, |
| Erwan, |
Ewen, |
Fragan, |
| Gael, |
Gireg, |
Goneri, |
| Goulven, , Goulc'hen, |
Goulvena*, |
Goustan, |
| Gurvan, |
Gweltaz, |
GwenhaelGwenael), |
| Gwendal, |
Gwenn*, |
Gwennou, |
| Gwenole, |
Gwenola*, |
Gwenvred*, |
| Gwezhenneg, |
Hoel, |
Hoela*, |
| Ilan, |
Ildut, |
Jagu, |
| Jaoua, |
Jaouen, |
Judikael, |
| Kado, |
Kadvalaer, |
Kaourintin, |
| Karadeg, |
Karanteg, |
Kemo, |
| Kenan, |
Keridwen*, |
Konan, |
| Koneg, |
Kongar, |
Konwoion, |
| Koulizh, |
Luner, |
Maeog, |
| Mael, |
Maelog, |
Maela*, |
| Malo, |
Maodez, |
Maoran, |
| Meogon, |
Meriadeg, |
Mevanwi*, |
| Meven, |
Milio, |
Morgan*, |
| Morvan, |
Morwenna*, |
Nerin, |
| Ninnog*, |
Nolwenn*, |
Nonna, |
| Nonn*, |
Onenn*, |
Padern, |
| Prigent, |
Riagad, |
Rieg, |
| Riwall, |
Riwanon*, |
Ronan, , Renan, |
| Seni, |
Seog, |
Servan, |
| Tangi, |
Tedvil*, |
Tekla*, |
| Telo, |
Tivizio, |
Treveur, |
| Trifin*, |
Tudeg, |
Tudi, |
| TudualTudal), |
Tujan, |
Uriell*, |
| Youenn, |
Youenna*, |
All these celtic names are generally given in Breton
calendars. But this list could be much longer if all
names known in breton history before the 10th century
were considered.
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