Cornwall’s Celtic heritage and coastal charm spark a rare assortment of names reflecting maritime lore and pastoral whimsy. Whether it’s Elowen (“elm tree”) or Jago (the Cornish form of James), these choices resonate with a land steeped in legend. Cornish baby names preserve a distinct identity linked to fishing villages, windswept cliffs, and a proud sense of independence that defies time.
Fortress of god
Ellowen is a name of Cornish origin meaning "elm tree."
White wave
White phantom
White wave
White wave
White wave
White wave
White wave
White wave
White wave
White wave
Fair and smooth
White wave
White wave
Son of jowan
A variant of names like Kenneth or Kenil
Kenver means "great chief" or "high chief."
Kerensa means "love" or "affection" in Cornish.
Dark
Joyful
Maize is often associated with the grain known as corn, deriving from the Spanish word "maÃz."
Mavyn means "joyful" or "pleasant."
Morwenna means "waves of the sea."
Mischievous fairy
Tamzyn is a variant of the name Tamsin, which means "twin."
Stone settlement
Settlement or homestead
Settlement or homestead
Stone settlement
Homestead
Homestead or settlement
White wave
White phantom or white wave
