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https://www.f-list.net/c/bylgbryda

Hey OP, do you smell burning toast?

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Christ.

For a culture based on the Celts, using a name structure like Welsh...
That's not a people name, that's a town name. Final Fantasy is actually pretty consistent on their Celtic naming structure for the Roegadyn.

I'm not entirely sure what you've written, since some of those aren't celtic/welsh syllables, but it's not the name of a person.
That's; a Town name. Byll's Hill with soft white snow on the summit?

Bylgbryda Syhrblanwyn
Bylg (Incomplete/not a syllable) - Bryda (Large hill, incorrect but within reason.) Syhr- (Sir? with irregular intonation, spoken softly. depends on context.) - Blan (short intonation blaen, or top of.) Wyn (Variable, but in context of Blaen, to mean White.)
Assuming the non-syllable is a transitive, it becomes the Hill belonging to Bylg/Bhyll/Byll, Sir (Soft) white hilltop.
It's a descriptive of a location.
People names tend to be short, one or two syllables. Seren, Bhyll, Dafyd. Gwynfor, Owain. The use of (Da) and (Wyn) suffix might imply feminine names, like Nordic Matron/patronymics, but in a really lazy way.

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I am so glad I'm not the only one that cares enough about the Welsh language to even question the name here! It's more funny than frustrating to me, but your post is great Foremarke.

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It's the way the Sea Wolf Roegadyn names work in the lore, adjective+noun for first name and father's name+syn/wyn for son/daughter. So this person's character would be "Fertile Bride, daughter of Fearless Darkness." It looks like total gibberish because some Japanese people took a bunch of Welsh words, broke them into one or two syllables, gave those partial words full meanings and smashed them randomly back together to make a new word.

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