Wernffrwd

Wernffrwd is a place name in Wales, deriving from the Welsh language. It is a combination of three elements: wern, ffrwd, and potentially a connecting element that has been elided.

• Wern translates to "alder grove" or "marshy meadow".

• Ffrwd means "stream" or "torrent".

Therefore, Wernffrwd generally translates to "alder grove by the stream" or "marshy meadow by the stream". Place names of this type are common in Wales, reflecting the country's geography and natural features. The specific location referenced by the name would depend on context and a specific place using that name. It is likely a village, farm, or other localized geographic area.