Aneurin as baby Name. Meaning and origin of Aneurin

Aneurin is a Welsh name that means "golden" or "radiant". It is derived from the Welsh word "aur", which means "gold". The name has a rich history in Welsh literature and mythology, as it was the name of a famous Welsh poet and warrior, Aneurin Bevan. He is best known for his work in establishing the National Health Service in the United Kingdom. The name Aneurin is also associated with the Welsh legend of the Battle of Camlan, where Aneurin is said to have composed the epic poem "Y Gododdin".

Aneurin is a masculine name that is pronounced "an-EYE-rin". It is a popular name in Wales, but is not commonly used outside of the country. The name has several variations, including Anarawd, Angharad, and Anwen. The name Aneurin is composed of two elements: "an" meaning "very" or "great", and "eurin" meaning "golden". The name is often given to boys who are born in the autumn, as it is associated with the golden colors of the season.

The origin of the name Aneurin can be traced back to ancient Celtic mythology. The Celts believed that gold was a symbol of the sun, and that it had magical properties. The name Aneurin was likely given to boys who were born during the harvest season, when the sun was at its strongest. Today, the name Aneurin is still popular in Wales, and is often given to boys who are seen as strong and radiant.