Cynog is a Welsh male given name. In Old Welsh, it was pronounced and written as Kynauc, Kennauc, and in other ways.
It may refer to:
- Saint
Cynog ap Brychan (5th century), Welsh martyred prince
- Merthyr Cynog, a hamlet in Powys named for the saint
- Parc Cynog, a wind farm named for the saint
- Various churches dedicated to the saint ( Welsh: Llangynog)
- Llangynog, Carmarthenshire, a community named for its church
- Cynog (bishop) (late 6th century), the second bishop of Meneva (modern St David's)
- Cynog Dafis (born 1938), Welsh Plaid Cymru politician
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Cynog is a Welsh male given name. In Old Welsh, it was pronounced and written as Kynauc, Kennauc, and in other ways.
It may refer to:
- Saint
Cynog ap Brychan (5th century), Welsh martyred prince
- Merthyr Cynog, a hamlet in Powys named for the saint
- Parc Cynog, a wind farm named for the saint
- Various churches dedicated to the saint ( Welsh: Llangynog)
- Llangynog, Carmarthenshire, a community named for its church
- Cynog (bishop) (late 6th century), the second bishop of Meneva (modern St David's)
- Cynog Dafis (born 1938), Welsh Plaid Cymru politician
This page or section lists people that share the same
given name.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change that link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change that link to point directly to the intended article.