How to pronounce Ceinwyn? (RECOMMENDED)

How to pronounce Ceinwyn?
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Pronunciation of Ceinwyn

Ceinwyn is pronounced as

k ay n w ih n

k	sounds like the	'k'	in 'key'
ay	sounds like the	'ie'	in 'tie'
n	sounds like the	'n'	in 'no'
w	sounds like the	'w'	in 'win'
ih	sounds like the	'i'	in 'it'

Ceinwyn is pronounced as: Phonetic Spelling:[ k ay n w ih n ]

k	ay	n	w	ih	n
key	lie	no	win	it	no

Gender:

Female

Comments:

Pronunciation of Ceinwyn

kine-win

Gender:

Female

Comments:

Pronunciation of Ceinwyn in Bethesda, MD USA

KAYN-win

KAYN rhymes with "pain" or "sane

"win" rhymes with "sin" or "fin"

Type of Name:

First name

Origin:

Welsh

Gender:

Female

Alternate Spelling(s):

Cainwyn

Meaning:

beautiful

Additional Information:

Name of a character in the book "How Green Is My Valley"

Comments:

Pronunciation of Ceinwyn

KINE-win rhymes with 'fine chin'

Comments:

Pronunciation of Ceinwyn

KINE-win rhymes with 'fine chin'

Type of Name:

First Name

Origin:

Welsh

Gender:

Female

Meaning:

Derived from the Welsh elements cain "lovely" and gwen "white, fair

Comments:

Pronunciation of Ceinwyn in Bethesda, MD USA

Ceinwyn is pronounced as

K AI N - w ih n

k	sounds like the	'k'	in 'key'
ai	sounds like the	'ai'	in 'pain'
n	sounds like the	'n'	in 'no'
w	sounds like the	'w'	in 'win'
ih	sounds like the	'i'	in 'it'

Ceinwyn is pronounced as: Phonetic Spelling:[ K AI N - w ih n ]

K	AI	N	-	w	ih	n
key	pain	no		win	it	no

Type of Name:

First name

Origin:

Welsh

Gender:

Female

Alternate Spelling(s):

Cainwyn

Meaning:

beautiful

Additional Information:

Name of a character in the book "How Green Is My Valley"

Comments:

Pronunciation of Ceinwyn

Ceinwyn is pronounced as

k ay n w ih n

k	sounds like the	'k'	in 'key'
ay	sounds like the	'ie'	in 'tie'
n	sounds like the	'n'	in 'no'
w	sounds like the	'w'	in 'win'
ih	sounds like the	'i'	in 'it'

Ceinwyn is pronounced as: Phonetic Spelling:[ k ay n w ih n ]

k	ay	n	w	ih	n
key	lie	no	win	it	no

Type of Name:

First Name

Origin:

Welsh

Gender:

Female

Meaning:

Derived from the Welsh elements cain "lovely" and gwen "white, fair

Comments:

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