Ceunant Gorddinan
valley · Conwy - Conwy
WelshSurmised
Suggested2 sources · name elements
The name of this valley is derived from the Welsh word 'ceunant' (ravine or glen) and 'gorddinan', which may refer to a fort or stronghold. Thus, it could mean 'ravine of the stronghold'.
Word origins
- Ceunant
- Welshravine, glen(from ceunant "ravine, glen")
- gorddinan
- Welshfortress, stronghold(from gorddin "fortress, stronghold")