and I never knew Rhiannon could be a boy's name as well. I think it might be a little bizarre.

I strongly agree! It is welsh!!!

I understand what you mean but if you go to Wiki ... Wales is one of the 6 Celtic nations.

Yes, Wales is a Celtic Nation.....also, my friends name is Rhiannon and she is Native American.

My sister's name is Rhiannon and I love it. Last time I checked it meant witch or queen. My dad got the name from Stevie Nicks song "Rhiannon" which is about a witch. I've also heard it meant nymph

I agree with you Bryn it can mean nymph/goddess.

it would be really weird for a boy name

my name is rhianon, spelled differently, i always heard it meant witch or nymph, and im pretty sure its welsh, considering that is what nationality i am

My daughter is Rhianne,I havent heard many called that in the uk

my middle name is rhiannon and i love it

My daughter's name is Rhiannon. Rhiannon is from celtic mythology (welsh origin). Rhiannon was a queen who dressed in gold and rode a gold horse. She was immortal but fell in love with a mortal. She gave up her immortality for love.

you don't have to be welsh to be called rhiannon...

my name is Rhiannon and i am from margate in england!!!

my cousins name is rhiannon and she is sooo cute ! i luv her! shes 4! go people named rhiannon!

My best friend is named Rhiannon, also from the stevie nicks song. After knowing her, you have to be a unique person to carry that name!

My daughters name is Rhianna, most people think because of the singer... honestly i didn't even know about her until after i named her. My mom actually suggested Rhiannon, and my fiancee and i decided to shorten it to Rhianna, though we actually call her Anna. It just suits her better, and I figure it is a good nick name, and will be easier for her to manage when she gets older.

Rhiannon is the Welsh Goddess of the Moon and Inspiration, this is why Stevie Nicks wrote a song about her. The name does mean "Divine Queen," but she is more than a queen, she's a Goddess.

If my son had been a girl, this would have been her name, but his name is Iain.

My daughter is called Rhiannon.Some of the earliest evidence of the name being used is in the 'Mabinogion'- A collection of myths and legends of Wales dating back to the 6th Century.They were tales told by mouth prior to that so Rhiannon is certainly a very old Welsh name.Welsh - the oldest surviving language in Europe predates English by centuries.Rhiannon was a magical, mythical woman, a nymph.As a Goddess,she had magical birds and was said to be the most beautiful in the land.It is also a name linked to the strong in character and quick witted.My little girl certainly falls into those categories!For short we call our girl 'Non' - which was also the name of St David's (the patron saint of Wales)mother.Her friends also call her Nonni.