Nghĩa
"Battle" or "Mighty in Battle"
Derived from the Old Welsh elements cad, cath (war, battle, defense) and the diminutive suffix -ell: hence, “small battle.” The name was borne by a 12th-century saint. Originally a fierce and renowned warrior, he recovered from wounds he received in battle, repented, and journeyed to the Holy Land, where he became a monk. (KADDL)
(Welsh) battler.
