Emrys is a Welsh name with roots dating back to medieval times, derived from the Latin word 'ambrosius', meaning 'immortal'. It was popularized by Emrys ap Iwan, a 12th-century Welsh bard.
In Welsh culture, Emrys is associated with wisdom, poetry, and storytelling. It's also linked to King Arthurian legend through the character Merlin, who was known as Myrddin or Emrys in Wales.
People named Emrys are often seen as creative, wise, and visionary individuals with a strong connection to their heritage. They possess a natural talent for communication and storytelling.
Emrys is an uncommon but increasingly popular name in Wales and England, particularly among parents seeking a unique and culturally rich name.