Tutgual
From Brittonic roots meaning "people" and "ruler": together, "ruler of the people", the same elements as Old Irish Tuathal.
Meaning and origin
Tutgual is the spelling Old Welsh scribes used for a name later written Tudwal, built from tud, "people" or "tribe", and gwal, "ruler", the same pairing that gives Old Irish Tuathal.
How to pronounce Tutgual
| Welsh (United Kingdom) | TID-gwahl /ˈtɨdɡwal/ |
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