Dringo'r Andes/Geirfa

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Dringo'r Andes

gan Eluned Morgan

GEIRFA.

NOTE.-All Nouns of which the gender is not designated may be takenas masculine.

A.
aberth m, sacrifice.
acen f, accent; also, sound.
achub to save
adeiladu to build.
adgyfodi to rise again.
adlewyrchu to reflect (light).
adloniadol recreative
adsain f, echo.
addasu to fit.
aeddfed ripe.
aethnen i, poplar-tree.
afiach ill, unwell; also, noxious.
afiaith f, enjoyment.
aflonydd unquiet, uneasy. restless.
agendau clifts.
ageroeiriant steam-engine.
agor to open.
agoshau to approach.
angen need.
angherddol intense.
anghradiniol unbelieving.
anghyfartal unequal.
alltud m, exile.
amaethu to cultivate, to farm.
amgueddfa f, museum.
amgyffrediad m, comprehension.
amgylchiadau circumstances.
amgylch-ogylch roundabout.
amlach oftener.
amryliw many-coloured.
amrwd raw.
amser time.
anarllenadwy unreadable
anadl f and m, breath.
anferth monstrous.
anfoddog morose, unwilling.
anffodus unfortunate.
anffortunus unfortunate.
anawdd difficult.
anelu to aim.
anhygoel incredible.
anial wilderness.
anifeiliaid animals, beasts.
annwn the abyss, hell.
anyddorol uninteresting.
anobaith m, despair.
anobeithiol hopeless.
anhraethol unspeakable.
ansawdd m, substance.
anterth meridian.
aradr f, plough.
araf slow.
arbennig peculiar, special.
archiad command.
arferol usual, customary.
arian silver, money; also, coin.
ariannu to give a silver sheen.
arlunydd painter.
arswydo to awe; to fear.
arswydus fearful.
aruthr amazing.
asgellog winged.
astud studious.
awch keenness, edge.
awel f, breeze.
bach, hook.
baeddu, to maul.
bagad, s.f., many, a good number, a lot.
balch, proud, glad.
banadl, wild broom, genista.
bau, bay.
bedwlwyn, birchgrove.
bendramwnwgl, from pendramwnwgl, head over heels, in confusion.
ber, fem. adj., from byr, short.
blaen, front.
blaguro, to bud.
blinder, trouble; also, toil.
blewyn, a hair; also, a blade of grass.
blewynnu, to lightly graze.
blynedd, f a year.
bodd, wrth ei fodd, content, to his taste.
boddloni, to satisfy.
boncyff, slump.
bonllef, f, shout.
bonwr, rancher, Mr.
brain, crows.
braf, fine.
braint, f, privilege.
brasdir, fertile land.
brasgamu, to take long strides.
bregus, frail, tottering.
breuder, brittleness, frailty.
briallu, primroses.
brifo, v. trans., to hurt, to
bruise, brifo, v. intrans.,to ache.
brig, branch.
britho, to variegate, to peck'e.
bro, country.
brochus, chafing, blushing.
brodorol, native.
brwdfrydedd, enthusiasm.
brwyn, rushes.
brysiog, hasty.
budd, profit.
bwgan, bogey.
bwrw, to throw; also, to
bwthyn, cottage.
bwystill, beast.
bythgofladwy, ever memorable.
byrbryd, breakfast.
C.
cadach, kerchief.
cadw, to keep.
cadno, fox.
caddugawl, gloomy..
cae, field.
caerau, fortresses, defences.
cain, fine, elegant.
cafwyd, passive past from cael.
calon, f, heart.
camgymeriad, mistake.
camlas, f, canal.
campau, games.
campwaith, masterpiece.
Camwy, f, The Crooked Water, the river of the Colony.
canllaw, f. rail.
cannoedd, hundreds.
canol, centre, middle.
canu'n iach, to sing farewell; i.e., to bid Good-bye."
carbwl, clumsy.
cariad, love.
carlam, gallop.
carnedd, f, cairn.
castiog, tricky.
cawl, soup.
cecrus, quarrelsome, snappish.
ceisio, to attempt; also, to seek.
celfi, pl. of celf, s.m., implements, instruments; also, furniture.
cerryg, pl. of carreg, s.f., stones.
cesail, s.m., armpit.
cethin, fierce.
ceulan, f, bank.
ceunant, ravine.
cewyll, from cawell, baskets, panniers.
cil, f, retreat; also, cud
cnoi eil, to chew the cud.
cilfach, f, a nook, recess.
cilio, to fly, to retreat.
cip, cipdrem, f, glance.
cipio, to snatch.
clais, bruise.
clecian, to click.
clwm, tie, knot.
clyd, cosy, comfortable.
clywed, to hear.
cnol, to gnaw, to chew.
codi, to rise.
codwm, fall.
coedwig, forest.
coelcerth, bonfire.
coetir, woodland.
coegaidd, vain.
coegyn, a dandy.
cofio, to remember.
colli, to lose.
collasid am byth hanes, the history would have been lost for ever.
copa, crest, top.
corachaidd, pigmy.
corddi, to churn.
corlan, f, sheepfold.
cors, f, bog.
crasu, to bake.
cregyn, from cragen, f, shells.
croch, harsh.
crochan, cauldron.
creiriau, relics.
crombil, interior; also, crop or craw of bird.
cronglwyd, f, roof.
cronni, to cumulate, dam up.
cropian, to crawl.
crots (from crotyn), boys, urchins.
crwydro, to wander.
cryn, considerable.
crynhoi, to gather together.
cuchiog, scowling.
cul, narrow.
cunnog o laeth f, pail of milk.
curo, to beat.
cyfaredd, charm.
cwhwfan, to coo.
cwr, border, corner.
cwrlid, coverlet.
cwympo, to fall.
cwynfan, to complain.
cychod, boats, from cwch.
cychwyn, to set off, to start.
cychwynfan, starting-place.
cyd, i gyd, together.
cydieuenctyd, young companions.
cydio, to unite, to join.
cyfeillgarwch, friendship.
cyfangwbl, entire.
cyfarthiad, s.m., a barking.
cyfan, all, whole; (fod y c. drosodd, that all was over).
cyfarwydd, capable, experienced; i'r rhai c., to those used to
cyfeiliant, accompaniment.
cyfer; ar ei gyfer, against it.
cyflawni, to accomplish, to fulfil.
cyflwyno, to introduce, to present.
cyflym, quick.
cyfrin, adj., secret, mystic.
cyfrinach, f, secret.
cyffro, v., to stir.
cyffro, s.m., tumult.
cylch, circle.
cylchynnu, to surround.
cylchynion, environment.
cylymu, to tie, to fasten.
cymal, joint, limb.
cymhwysder, qualification.
cymylu, v., to cloud; i.e., to obscure.
cynefino, to get used to.
cynhennid, native.
cyniwair, to move about.
cyniweirfa, resort, rendezvous.
cynllun, plot.
cynllunio, to scheme.
cynnes, warm.
cynorthwyo, to help.
cyn lleied, how little.
cynddaredd, fury.
cyntun, nap.
cyrchu, to fetch; also, to resort.
cyrchfa, s.f., resort.
cyrddau, pl., from cwrdd, meetings.
cyrraedd, to reach.
cysgod, shadow.
cysoni, to reconcile.
cysylltiad, connection.
cywair, key (musical).
cywreinrwydd, curiosity.
Ch.
chwa, f, breeze.
chwaethus, tasteful.
chwareu, to play.
chwerthinllyd, laughable.
chwibanu, to whistle.
chwifio, to wave.
chwilen, f, beetle.
chwilota, to search, (as for beetles).
chwim, fleet, quick.
chwip, f, whip.
chwith, unpleasant.
chwyrn, rapid.
chwyrnellu, to whirl.
chwysu, to perspire, to sweat.
chwythu, to blow.
D.
da, daoedd, s.m., cattle.
dadebru, to awake.
dadgeri, to unharness.
dadleu, debate.
dal, to keep on, to hold.
dal i wlawio yr oedd, it kept on raining.
damwain, f, chance, accident.
darganfyddiad, discovery.
darlun, picture.
darllenwr, reader.
darogan, to prophesy.
darparu, to provide.
dathliad, celebration.
dattod, to loosen.
dechreu, to begin.
delai, 3rd pers., sing., fr. dyfod, to come.
delfryd, ideal.
delwedd, f, image.
denu, to entice.
desgrifio, to describe.
destlus, lasteful, neat.
dewis, to choose.
dewin, wizard, magician.
diaspedain, to re-echo.
diau, indeed.
dibendraw, endless.
didosturi, pitiless.
didrugaredd, merciless.
didwyll, sincere.
diddig-diddan, happily pleasant.
diddos, dry, rainproof.
dieithr, strange.
diflas, tasteless, uninteresting.
diflasdod, unpleasantness.
difrifol, serious.
difrycheulyd, spotless.
digalonni, to dishearten.
digartref, homeless.
digofus, angered, wrathful.
digwyddo, to happen.
dihafal, unrivalled.
dihysbyddu, to exhaust.
diloer, moonless.
diluw, deluge, flood.
dilyn, to follow.
dilychwin, undefiled.
dilyfethair, unshackled.
dinistriol, disastrous.
diogi, laziness.
diogel, safe.
diosg, to unclothe.
disgyn, to descend.
distawrwydd, silence.
disychedu, to slake thirst.
diwyd, diligent, industrious.
diwydrwydd, diligence, industry
dodi, to put, to place.
dodrefn, furniture.
dofn-lydan, adj., deep and wide
doldir, meadow-land.
dolef, s.f., shout.
dolefu, to shout.
dotio, to dote on, enjoy.
dracht, s.f., draught.
droellog, from troellog, winding.
drwgdybus, suspicious.
drycinog, foul-weathered.
drychfeddwl, idea.
dryll, s.m., gun.
dull, s.m., form, manner.
dwrdio, to chide.
dwys, grave.
dwys-ddyfal, grave and earnest. seriously consider.
dwys-fyfyrio,
dwys-lithro, slide heavily.
dychrynllyd, fearful.
dyffryn, valley.
dychwel, to return.
dychmygu, to imagine.
dyfal, sedulous, earnest.
dyfnder, depth.
dyfrllyd, watery.
dygyfor, v., to surge.
dyheu, to yearn.
dyhead, yearning.
deheuig, dexterous, adroit.
dylluan, f., owl.
dymchwel, to upset.
dyrchu, to arise, to ascend.
dyrus, intricate.
dyryswch, enlargement.
dywallt, from tywallt, to pour.
E.
eang, wide, extensive.
edmygedd, admiration.
ednod, birds.
edyn, pl. of aden, wings.
egni, energy.
egwyl, f, a short rest.
eiddil, weak.
eiliad, f, second.
einioes, f, life.
eisieu, need.
eithaf, extreme, uttermost.
eirioli, to plead jor, intercede.
eisteddfa, seat.
elid, v., past imp., pass., fr. —. myned, to go.
elw, gain.
ellyll, imp.
ellyn, razor.
enfawr, vast, immense.
enfys, rainbow.
enllyn, viand.
entrych, vault of the heaven.
er, although.
er's (er ys) llawer dydd, long ago.
erchi, to command, to order.
erchyll, terrible.
erddi, fr. gerddi, gardens.
erioed, ever.
estron, stranger.
euraidd, golden.
ewig, f, doe.
ewyn, foam.
FF.
ffau, f, den.
ffawd, s.f., fate, lot.
ffenestr, s.f., window.
ffin, f, boundary.
fflachio, to flash.
fflamingo, a species of bird, flamingo.
ffoadur, fugitive.
ffoi, to flee.
ffordd, f, way, road.
ffos, f, ditch.
ffrwyn, f, bridle.
ffrwythlon, fruitful.
ffurfafen, f, firmament, sky.
ffynnon, s.f., fountain, well.
G
gaeaf, winter.
galanas, f. massacre.
galwad, f, call.
gardd, f, garden.
geneu-goeg, lizard.
genwair, f, fishing-rod.
gewyn, sinew.
glan, bank shore.
glas, blue.
glesni, blueness.
glew, brave.
gloyn, butterfly.
glwm, from ewlwm, knot.
glythineb, gluttony.
godidog, excellent.
godro, to milk.
godre, bottom; also, foot (of mountain or hill).
goddiweddu, to overtake.
gogoniant, glory.
goleudy, lighthouse.
golwg, s.f., appearance.
golygfa, s.f., spectacle, sight.
gorchuddiedig, covered.
gorffwyso, to rest.
gorsedd, f, throne.
gorthrymder, oppression.
gorymdaith, f, procession.
goslef, f, tone (of voice).
gostyngeiddrwydd, humility.
graean, gravel.
graeanog, gravelly.
grawn, grapes.
greddf, s.f., instinct.
gresyn, s.m., a pity.
grwgnach, grumble.
guanaco, a species of animal or quadruped.
gwaddol, endowment.
gwaedd, f, shout.
gwaelod, bottom.
gwagenni, pl. of gwagen, f, wagons.
gwagder, void, emptiness.
gwair, hay.
gwala, satiety.
gwarafun, to forbid.
gwartheg, horned cattle.
gwastadedd, level plain.
gwastad, adj., flat. yn wastad, continually.
gwastraffu, to waste.
gwarthaf ar eu gwarthaf, upon them.
gwawd, mockery.
gwawr, f, dawn.
gweddillion, remains.
gweddol, middling, fair.
gweini, to wait on, to serve.
gweledydd, seer.
gwellt, straw.
gwenith, wheat.
gwenu, to smile.
gwêr, tallow
gweryd, cultivated land.
gweryru, to neigh.
gwersyllfa, encampment.
gwgu, to frown.
gwiail, twigs, wicker.
gwib, f, a stroll.
gwigwyl, f, picnic.
gwir, true; also, truth. yn wir, really.
gwirio, to verify.
gwladfa, s.f., colony.
gwlaw, rain.
gwledda, to feas!.
gwlybaniaeth, moisture.
gwlypach, comp. of gwlyb,
gwraidd, root.
gwrhydri, m, heroism.
gwres, heat.
gwrid, blush.
gyrru, to drive.
gwych, elegant.
gwydd, f, goose.
gwylaidd, modest.
gwyliwr, watcher.
gwylofus, weeping.
gwyn, white.
gwynfyd, bliss, happiness.
gwynias, white heat.
H.
gwryf, m., press.
gwrthafl, stirrup.
gwrych, a hedge.
gwyryf, virgin.
hinsawdd, climate.
gyrroedd, pl. of gyr, f, droves.
had, seed.
haeddu, to merit.
hafaidd, summer-like.
hafn, f, creek, haven.
halog, adj., unclean.
hamdden, leisure.
hamddenol, adj., leisurely.
hapus, happy, pleasant.
hardd (pl., heirdd.) beautiful,
haul, sun.
heigio, v., to bring forth, to shoal.
heinif, brisk, agile.
heintiau, plagues.
hawdd, easy.
hebrwng, to send, to accompany a friend home.
hel, to hunt, look for.
helbul, trouble.
helyg, willows, pl. of
helygen, s.f.
helynt, event.
herio, to challenge.
hesb, dry.
hesg, rushes, sedge.
hin, weather.
hiraeth, longing.
hirgul, long and narrow.
hoew, smart, sprightly.
hudoliaeth, f, enchantment.
hunanol, egotistical.
hwiangerdd, f, lullaby.
hwyad, (pl., hwyaid), f., duck.
hwyl, f., mood.
hwyrach, perhaps.
hyd, up to: hyd yn oed, even; ar hyd a lled, along the length and breadth.
hyderus, confident.
hylldremu, to stare wildly.
hyllig, terrible.
hysbysiad, advertisement.
I.
ias, s.f., chill, shiver.
igam-ogam, zig-zag.
ing, anguish.
ir, fresh, or green (of grass).
ireidd-dra, freshness, greenness,
LL.
llachar, bright.
llaethes, f, milch cow.
llaid, mud.
llaith, damp.
llarpio, to devour.
llaso, lasso, a kind of noose f
llathen, f, a yard.
llech, f, flagstone.
llechu, to shelter.
llechwraidd, slily, secretly.
lled, width.
lleddf, minor, soft.
lleddfu, to lessen pain, to assuage.
lleidiog, muddy.
lleiddiad, murderer.
llen, f, veil.
Ilên, f, literature.
llenyddol, literary.
llesg, languid.
llesmair, trance.
llethu, to crush.
llethol, crushing.
llew, lion.
llewyrchus, light, hopeful.
llif (pl.,llifogydd), flood.
llipa, limp.
lliw, colour.
lloches, s.f., a hiding-place.
llu, host.
lludw, ashes.
lluddedig, tired.
llun, shape.
Lluniwr, Creator.
lluniaeth, food, nourishment.
lluniaidd, shapely.
llwy, s.f., spoon.
llwyd-felyn, dark yellow.
llwyd-le diog, muddy brown.
llwyn, grove.
llwynog, jox.
llwyth, tribe; also, load.
llychyn, speck of dust.
llychwinog, dusly.
llynges, s.f., fleet.
llywaeth, pet (oen llywaeth, pet lamb).
M.
machludo, to set (of the sun).
maethlon, nourishing.
magnelau, cannons, (m. lawer),
great guns (of a wind).
maith, long, good.
malurion, fragments.
mall, bad, evil, (Y Fall, f., The Evil one).
mân, small.
mangre, f, spot.
march, horse, stallion.
marwor, embers.
masnach, s.f., business.
masnachdy, shop.
mate, a beverage like tea, used in S. America.
math, kind, sort.
meddwl, v., to think.
meddwl, s.m., mind, thought.
meddylddrych, idea.
mefus, strawberries.
melusion, sweets.
melus-y-pia, honeysuckle.or catching horses.
menni, pl. of mên, f, waggons.
mig-chwareu mig, playing bo-peep.
min, edge.
min yr awel, keenness of the breeze.
mintai, f, group, company.
mis, month.
moel, bare.
moethus luxurious.
morgrug, ants.
mud, dumb.
mudo, to move.
mur, wall.
murddyn, a ruin.
mursenaidd, affected.
mwyafrif, majority.
mwyniannau, enjoyments.
mwswgl, moss.
mynegi, to express.
N.
nadau, cries.
naid, f, jump.
nef, f, heaven, sky.
nemawr, scarcely.
nerth, strength, power.
newyn, hunger, famine.
niwa'd, harm.
nofio, to swim.
nol yn ol, backwards.
nos, noson, s.f., night.
nwyd, f, passion.
nwyfus, lively.
nwylant, liveliness, vivacity.
nythu, to nestle.
O.
ochor, f, side.
oernadu, to scream dolefully.
ofer, vain.
ofn, s.m., fear.
e ofnadwy, awful.
criel, f, gathering.
osgo, obliquity.
osgoi, to avoid.
P.
pabellu, to live in tents, to camp.
paith, prairie.
pantle, hollow place.
paratoi, to prepare.
parlysu, to paralyze.
pebyll (plural of pabell, f.). tents.
peithdir, prairie land.
pelo, struggling,
penbleth, f, perplexity.
pendant, strict.
penderfynu, to conclude, determine.
penfelyn, auburn-haired.
pennaeth, chief.
pennawd, heading, chapter.
pentref, village.
perfeddwlad, f, middle country, interior.
perllan, f, orchard.
persawrus, sweet-smelling.
petrusder, hesitancy.
pistyll, rill spouts.
plasdy, palace, mansion.
plethu, to twine.
plu, feathers.
pluo, to pluck feathers.
plygu 'n wylaidd, to bend reverentially.
porfaog, grassy.
praidd, flock.
praffu, to thicken.
preswylydd, inhabitant.
priddfeini, bricks.
pryder, anxiety.
prysur, busy.
purion (interjection), good, very well;
purion enw, a right good name;
yn burion, very well.
pwyll, mind, sense.
pylgeiniol, at cock-crow, very early.
pysgod, (pl.) fish.
pythefnos, fortnight.
Rh.
GEIRFA.
rhadlon, genial.
rhaglaw, deputy governor,
viceroy.
rhaglawiaeth, f, governorship, prefecture.
rhaglen, f. programme.
rhus, hesitation.
rhawg, a long time.
rhedeg, to run.
rhedyn, fern.
rheibus, devouring.
rhes, f, row.
rhewllyd, frosty.
rhigol, f, rut.
rhisgl, bark (of tree).
rhone, adj., rank.
rhoi, for rhoddi, to give.
rhugl, fluent, free.
rhuo, to roar.
rhuthr, s.m., rush.
rhuthrgyrch, f, raid.
rhwygo, to rend.
rhwth, flabby.
rhych, f, furious.
rhydio, to ford.
rhyfeddod, s.m., wonder.
rhyfyg, presumption.
rhywsut, somehow.
S.
saeth, f, arrow.
sarhad, affront.
sathrfa dan draed, f, a trampled place.
sawdl, heel.
sefydlu, to colonize, settle.
sefyll, to stand.
serliog, starry.
sglodion (from ysglodion), chips.
sgrwtian (from ysgrytian), to shiver.
sgwrs' (from ysgwrs), f, chat, conversation.
sibrwd, s.m., whisper.
sibrwd, v., to whisper.
sicr, sure.
siomedigaeth, f, disappointment.
siriol, cheerful.
son, s.m., talk, rumour.
son, v., to talk.
spon, brand-new.
su, f, rustle.
suo, to rustle.
sut le, what kind of place.
swyn, charm.
swatio, to squat.
sych, dry.
sydyn, sudden.
syllu, to gaze.
sylweddoli, to realize.
symbylu, to urge.
symud, to move.
symudliw, iridescent.
syndod, wonder.
syniad, idea, thought.
synnu, to surprise, to wonder.
syrthio, to fall.
syth, straight.
T.
taclu, to arrange.
tae, petae, as it were.
tafell, s.f., slice.
taenu, to spread.
talaeth, f, province.
tanllwyth, bonfire.
tanwydd, firewood.
taran, f, thunder.
tarddiad, spring, origin.
tawedog, taciturn.
tawel, quiet.
tegell, teapol.
teisi (pl. of tâs, f.), hayricks.
teithio, to travel, to journey.
terfyn, end, terminus.
teulu, family.
tewfrig, thick-branched.
tewi, to become silent.
teyrnged, f, tribute.
tirion, kind, gentle.
tlws, pretty.
toe, suddenly.
toi, to cover
tomen, f, refuse heap.
toriad, a breaking.
trafnidiaeth, f, commerce.
tramwyol, passable.
trannoeth, the next day.
trechu, overcome.
trefnu, to arrange.
treulio, to spend.
triniaeth, f, treatment.
trist, sad.
tristyd, sadness.
tro, turn.
trochfa, f, a bathing, or a dipping.
troedio, to tread.
troellog, winding.
trothwy, threshold.
trueni, suffering, misery.
truenus, miserable.
truanaidd, miserable.
trugaredd, mercy.
trwchus, thick.
trychinebus, calamitous.
trydanol, electric.
trydar, to chirp.
tryfer, spear.
trystfawr, noisy.
tugel, ballot.
tuhwnt, beyond.
tuth, trot.
tusw, bunch, tuft.
twll, hole, pit.
twmpath, tump, hillock.
twt, neat.
tybed, whether, I wonder !
tybied, to suppose.
tyfu, to grow.
tyfiannus, growing.
tylwyth teg, fairy tribe.
tymor, season.
tyrru, to crowd, pile up.
tyrchu, to dig, bore.
tywell, f. of tywyll, dark, gloomy.
tywyrch (pl. of tywarchen, f.), a sod.
tyst, witness.
U.
ucheldir, highland.
uchelgais, ambition.
unfrydol, unanimous.
unigedd, solitude.
unnos, adj., one-night.
urddasol, dignified.
uwchben, overhead.
W.
we (from gwê,) f, woof.
y Werydd, the Atlantic.
wift, interj., away with!
'"wfft shwd ddwli!" "Away with such nonsense!"
wybren, f, sky.
wyneb, face.
Y.
ychwaith, either.
ymaith, away.
ymborthi, to feed.
ymbrancio, to prance, sport.
ymbwyllo, to becalm one's self.
ymbyneio, to bedeck one's self.
ymdawelu, to becalm one's self.
ymdroellu, to course around.
ymdumiau, grimaces.
ymdwymo, to warm one's self.
ymddangos, to appear.
ymddolennu, to meander.
ymgais, f, attemp.
ymgeledd, succour.
ymgynnull, to gather together.
ymgyrch, f, campaign.
ymlusgo, to creep, crawl.
ymwallgofi, to go mad, beside one's self.
ymwareiddio, to become civilized.
ymwibio, to stroll, or, to wander about.
ymysgwyd, to shake off.
ynni, energy.
ynte, or; also, then.
ysgatfydd, perhaps.
ysgerbwd, carcase.
ysglyfaeth, f, prey.
ysglyfaethus preying.
ysgrech f, scream.
ysgrublyn beast of burden.
ysgrwtian to shiver.
ysgubo to sweep.
ysguthanod (pl. of ysguthan, 'f), wood-pigeons, wild pigeons.
ysgythrog rugged.
ysgytiol shaky.
ysig bruised.
ysigo to bruise.
ysol consuming.
ysbaid space (of time).
ystum f, posture.
ystwythder suppleness.
ystwytho to make supple.
ystyr meaning; ar un ystyr, 'in one sense.
yswil, shy.

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