anwell
1. a name of welsh and celtic origin that means “loved one” or “beloved”
2. a symbol of perfection used commonly to describe a person, but occasionally is used on an object
1. “i shall name my child anwell, because he will be loved forever”
2. “i wish i was like him… he’s such an anwell.
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