Iudhail
From Old Welsh iudd, "lord", and hael, "generous": a generous lord.
Meaning and origin
Iudhail is a personal name built from two Old Welsh elements meaning "lord" and "generous", the kind of flattering compound common among the ruling families of early Wales.
How to pronounce Iudhail
| Welsh (United Kingdom) | YID-hile |
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