Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
Cornish names are rooted in the Celtic traditions of Cornwall, England, reflecting connections to nature, mythology, and regional identity. Names like Jago (James) and Morwenna (sea waves) carry deep linguistic and cultural significance. These names preserve Cornwall’s distinct heritage and history.
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Breah | Breah: Unique name meaning "hill," associated with nature and beauty. | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Bude | Bude: Unique Cornish name meaning "victory," associated with males. | Cornish | Boy | |
| Demeldah | Demeldah is a rare, feminine name with uncertain origins and meaning. | Cornish | Girl | |
| Demeldah | Demeldah is a rare, feminine name with uncertain origins and meaning. | Cornish | Girl | |
| Demelza | Demelza: Cornish name meaning "fort on the hill." Celtic origin. | Arthurian Legend, Cornish | Female | |
| Demylda | Demylda: unique, feminine name symbolizing strength, courage, and resilience. | Cornish | Girl | |
| Denzall | Denzall: Unique American name meaning "from the high stronghold." | Cornish | Boy | |
| Denzell | Denzell: English name meaning "from the high stronghold," historically significant. | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Denzelle | Denzelle: unique name meaning "blessed stronghold," modern variant of Denzel. | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Denzill | Denzill: unique, rare name meaning "from the high stronghold." | Cornish | Boy | |
| Denzille | Denzille: rare, unisex name of uncertain origin, meaning "from stronghold." | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Denzyl | Denzyl: Unique English name meaning "from the high stronghold." | Cornish | Boy | |
| Denzyll | Denzyll is a unique, modern name with uncertain origins and meaning. | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Denzyo | Denzyo: Unique, gender-neutral name combining Denzel and Japanese suffix "yo." | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Denzyo | Denzyo: Unique, gender-neutral name combining Denzel and Japanese suffix "yo." | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Elowen | Elowen: a unique, elegant name meaning "elm tree" in Cornish. | Cornish | Girl | |
| Ennys | Ennys: a unique, gender-neutral Cornish name meaning "island". | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Enys | Enys: Cornish unisex name meaning "island," rich in history. | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Gorran | Gorran: rare Cornish name meaning "small blue bird," unique choice. | Cornish | Boy | |
| Gwennap | Gwennap: rare, unisex Cornish name meaning "blessed" or "holy." | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Gyllyan | Gyllyan: Unique Cornish name meaning "brook," associated with Falmouth. | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Gyllyana | Gyllyana: unique, feminine name from Cornish, meaning youthful and melodic. | Cornish | Girl | |
| Gyllyane | Gyllyane: Unique Cornish name meaning "brook," rich cultural significance. | Cornish | Girl | |
| Gyllyane | Gyllyane: Unique Cornish name meaning "brook," rich cultural significance. | Cornish | Girl | |
| Hayle | Hayle: Unisex name of English origin, meaning estuary; modern choice. | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Jago | Jago: Unique Cornish name meaning "supplanter," rich cultural history. | Cornish, Hebrew | Unisex | |
| Jaygo | Jaygo is a modern, unique name derived from Jacob's variant. | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Jaygo | Jaygo is a modern, unique name derived from Jacob's variant. | Cornish | Unisex | |
| Jeanah | Jeanah is a modern, unique variant of the name Jenna. | Arabic, Cornish, French, Welsh | Girl | |
| Jen | Jen, a modern, versatile name meaning "white wave" or "fair." | Cornish, English | Girl |
The name 'Cornish' originates from Cornwall, a region in the southwest of England. It is used to describe the people, language, and culture associated with Cornwall. The term is derived from the Old English "Cornwealas," which means "people of Cornwall."
Yes, the name 'Cornish' has a Celtic origin. Cornwall, from where the name is derived, has a history deeply rooted in Celtic traditions and language. The Cornish people are considered one of the Celtic nations.
Yes, 'Cornish' is related to the Cornish language. The term 'Cornish' refers to anything pertaining to Cornwall, including its unique Brythonic Celtic language. The language itself is known as Kernewek in Cornish.
Yes, 'Cornish' can refer to a type of cuisine. Traditional Cornish cuisine includes dishes like Cornish pasties and Cornish clotted cream. These culinary specialties are indicative of Cornwall's regional identity.
Yes, 'Cornish' is used to describe a breed of chicken known as the Cornish chicken. This breed is known for its broad body and substantial meat yield. It is one of the breeds used in the poultry industry for meat production.
In geology, 'Cornish' refers to types of rocks and minerals that are typical of Cornwall. Cornwall is renowned for its historic tin and copper mining. The term can also relate to geological features unique to the region.
Historical figures with the surname 'Cornish' have existed, though the name does not refer to a specific historical figure. Individuals with the surname 'Cornish' may have ancestral ties to Cornwall. The surname is a regional name, indicating a family's geographic origin.
In literature, 'Cornish' can refer to works or authors originating from Cornwall. It may also describe the setting or cultural elements within a literary piece. Cornwall's rich folklore and landscapes have inspired many writers.
Yes, there is a Cornish flag, known as Saint Piran's Flag. It is a white cross on a black background and is a symbol of Cornwall. The flag is widely used to represent Cornish identity and heritage.
The Cornish coat of arms is the heraldic symbol representing Cornwall. It features a shield with 15 gold bezants on a black field, which is said to represent the Truro mint's coins. The coat of arms symbolizes Cornwall's historic independence and economic history.
