Tegau

Tegau is a feminine name of Welsh origin with deep roots in medieval Welsh literature and mythology. The name appears in Arthurian legends as Tegau Eurfron (Tegau of the Golden Breast), wife of Caradoc and known for her virtue and beauty. In Welsh tradition, she was a symbol of fidelity and honor. This rare name carries significant cultural heritage while remaining distinctive. Tegau has never been widely used outside Wales, making it an uncommon choice that connects to Welsh identity and literary tradition. The name's uniqueness appeals to parents seeking names with authentic Celtic roots and meaningful historical associations while avoiding more common choices.

Pronounced TEG-eye.