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You might recognise 'deu' as 'two' - it's similar in other languages like in French 'deux'. 'Traeth' with a 't' means 'beach' - but a mutation in the word changes it to a 'd'. 'Penrhyn' means 'promontory' - so Penrhyndeudraeth is the promontory with two beaches.
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