Breton/Welsh Toponomy (3)

Breton/Welsh Toponomy: Caemawr - Quémeur; Caerau - Caero; Caercaradog - Kergaradec; Caerconan - Kergonan;Caerdu - Kerdu/Kerduff; Caer Estyn - Keristin (Jestin, Gestin, family names);; Caerfadog - Kervadec; Caerfawr - Kerfeur/Kermeur; Caergeillog - family name Quillec; Caergwrle - Kergorlay/(Kergourlay, family name); Caerhun - Kerhun; Caeriw - Keriou; Caerlleon - Kerléon; Caerllyr - Kerler; Caerphili (sic) - Kerfily; Caersaint - Kersaint/Kerzent; Caerwent - Kervent; Caer y Twr - Kerantour; Camddwr - Dourcam; Camlan - Camblan; Camros - Camros; Carn - Carn; Castellnewydd - Castell-Nevez; Celynog - Quelennec; Celli Quilli; Cestyll - Questel; Clawdd mawr - Cleuzmeur; Cledwyn - Cleden; Cleger - Cléguer; Clegyrog - Cléguérec; Cloddia - Cleuziou; Clwyd - Clouet; Coed Helyg - Coatalec; Coedmor - Coatmeur; Coed y Garth - Coat ar Garz; Coetten - Coattan/Coat-Tan; Coety - Coaty; Corlan - Corland; Corneli - Cornily; Croes Faen - Croaz-méan/Croasmen; Croeslan - Croaz Land; Crugiau - Crugou; Crugyll - Crugel; Cwm - Coum; Cwmwd, Cymwd - Combot/Combout; Cylorog - Collorec; Cymer - Quimper (Kemper). N.B. The authors have chosen the deformed versions with their 'QU's when in Breton they would be written with a 'k', see Quimper - Kemper.