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GEIRFA

PAN yn chwilio am eiriau, cofier fod y llythyren c, p, t, g. b, d, II, m, rh, yn newid yn nechreu gair, er engraifft.—

cath	ei gath	Fy nghath	Ei chath
pen	ei ben	fy mhen	ei phen
troed	ei droed	fy nhroed	ei throed
geneth	ei eneth	fy ngeneth
brawd	ei frawd	fy mrawd
darlun	ei ddarlun	fy narlun
llyfr	ei lyfr
mam	ei fam
rhan	ei ran

Rhoddi r h weithiau o flaen gair, megis—enw, ei henw; aderyn, ein haderyn.

Os methir cael ystyr gair a ddechreua gydag a, o, i, o, u, w, y, ceir ef, fel rheol, drwy edrych dan y llythyren g.

Arwydda m. masculine; f. feminine; fr. from; sg. singular; pl. plural; pres. present.

A, and.
A. AG, with.
A, 3 sg. pres. fr. myned.
ABER, f., mouth of a river, stream
ABWYDYN, m., bait, worm.
ACH, f., pedigree.
ACHOS. m., cause; because.
ACHUB, to save.
ACW, yonder.
ADEG, f., time, period.
ADEILADU, to build.
ADEILADWR, m., builder.
ADEN, f., wing.
ADERYN, m , bird; pl. adar.
ADFEDDIANNU, to repossess.
ADFEILION, m. plu., ruins.
ADFYWIAD, m., revival.
ADLODD, m., second crop, lattermath.
ADNABOD, to recognize, to know.
ADREF, m., home.
ADRODD, to narrate.
ADWAEN, to know.
ADDAW, to promise.
ADDFED, ripe.
ADDOLDY, m., house or place of worship.
ADDOLIAD, m., worship.
ADDYSG, f., learning, education.
AEL, f., brow.

AELWYD, f., hearth.
AETH, 3 sg. perf. myned.
AF, 1 sg. pres. myned.
AFIACH. unhealthy, in bad health.
AFIECHYD, m., illness, disease.
AFLONYDD, restless.
AFON, f., river.
AFRIFED, innumerable.
AGOR, to open.
AGORED, open.
AGOS, near.
ANGAU, m., death.
ANGHOFIO. to forget.
ANGHYFANNEDD, desolate, uninhabited.
ANGOR, m., anchor.
A'I, and his or her, with his or her.
AI, 3 sg. imperf., myned.
AIFF, 3 sg. pres., myned.
AIL, second.
ALCAN, m., tin.
ALLAN, out.
AM, about, because.
AMAETHDY, m., farmhouse.
AMAETHYDDOL. agricultural.
AMBELL, some.
AMCAN, m., purpose.
AMDDIFAD, orphan, destitute.
AMDDIFFYN, to defend.
AMGYLCH, about, around.
AMHEUTHYN, dainty, luxurious.
AMHOSIBL, impossible.
AML, often, frequent.
AMLWG, clear, evident.
AMOD, f., condition.
AMRANT, m., eyelid.
AMRYLIWIOG, of various colours.
AMRYW, several.
AMSER, m., time.
AMYNEDDGAR, patient.
ANADL, f., breath.
ANADLU, to breathe.
ANAEAROL, unearthly.
ANESMWYTH, uneasy, uncomfortable.
ANELU, to aim, to point at.
ANFAD, villainous.
ANFOESGAR, rude, unmannerly.
ANFON, to send.
ANHAWS, more difficult.
ANHAWSTER, m., difficulty.
ANIAL, m., desert.
ANIFAIL, m., animal.
ANOBAITH, m., despair.
ANOBEITHIO, to despair.
ANODD, difficult.
ANONEST, dishonest.
ANRHEG, f., gift.
ANRHYDEDD, m.. honour
ANRHYDEDDUS, honourable.
ANTERTH, the highest point. prim; fierceness.
ANWYD, m., Cold.
ANWYL, dear.
ANYMUNOL, unpleasant.
AR, on.
ARALL, other.
ARCH, f., coffin.
ARDDERCHOG, excellent.
ARFER, f., custom, use.
ARGLWYDD, m., lord.
ARGRAFF, f., impression.
ARGRAFFU, to impress.
ARIAN, m., silver.
AROGL, m., smell.
AROS, to stay.
ARSWYD, m., terror.
ARWAIN, to lead.
ARWROL, heroic.
ASGWRN, m ., bone.
ASTELL., f., board, plank, pl., ystyllod.
ASWY, left.
ASYN, m., ass.
AT, to, towards.
ATEB, to answer.
AUR, m., gold.
AWD, perf. pass., myned.
AWDURDOD, m., authority
AWEL, f., breeze.
AWN, 1 pl. pres., myned.
AWR, f., hour; YN AWR, now.
AWYDD, m., desire.
AWYR, f., air.

BACH, little, small.
BACHGEN, m., boy.
BAICH, m., burden.
BALCH, proud
BALMAIDD, balmy.
BAR, m., bar, bolt.
BARA, m., broad.
BARNU, to judge.
BARWNIG, m., baronet.
BATH, jr. math.
BAWEN, f., fr. pawen, paw.
BEDD, m., grave.
BELLACH. further, at length.
BENDITH, f., blessing.
BENTHY'G, m., Ioan.
BERR, BER, fr. byrr and per.
BERFA, f., barrow.
BERWI, to boil.
BEUNYDDIOL, daily.
BLAEN, point; o'r blaen, formerly.
BLAENOR, m., leader, chief.
BLAWD, m., flour.
BLEW, m. pl., hair.
BLTN, tired.
BLODEOYN, LH , floer, pl., blodau.
BLWCH, m., box.
BLWYDDYN, BLYNEDD, f., year, pl., blynyddoedd.
BLYSIG, given to appetite.
BO=BYDDO, fr. bod. to be.
BO BO, m., bogey man.
BOCH, f., cheek.
BOD, to be.
BOD, m., boing, person.
BODD, m., will, pleasure.
BODDI, to drown.
BONCYFF, m., stump.
BONEDDWR, m., gentleman.
BORDOR, m., border.
BORE, m., morning.
BOTWM, m., button; pl., botymau.
BBADWRUS, traitorous.
BRADYCHU, to betray.
BRAF, fine.
BRAICH, f., arm; pl., breichiau.
BRALNT, f., privilege.
BRAN, f., crow, pl., brain.
BRATHU, to sting, to bite.
BRAW, m., terror.
BRAWD, m., brother; pl., brodyr.
BRAWDOL, brotherly.
BRAWDDEG, f., sentence.
BREFU, to low, to bleat.
BRENIN, m., king.
BRENHINOL, royal.
BRENNINIAETH, f., Kingdom.
BRETHYN, m., woollen cloth.
BREUDDWYDIO, to dream.
BRICSEN, f., brick.
BRIG, m., top, summit.
BRITHYLL, m., trout.
BRO. f., neighbourhood, district.
BRON, nearly.
BRWYDR, f., battle.
BRWYN, f., rushes.
BRYN, rn., hill.
BRYS, m., haste.
BRYSIO, to hasten.
BUAN, swift, quick.
BUCHEDD, f., life, conduct.
BUDR, dirty, foul.
BUDD, m., profit.
BUDDUGOLIAETH. f., victory.
BUGAIL, m., shepherd.
BUWCH, f., cow
BWBACH, m., scarecrow.
BWCH, m., buck; pl., bychod.
BWLCH, m., gap.
BWNDEL, m., bundle.
BWRDD, m., table.
BWRLYMIO, to bubble.
BWTRT, m., pantry.
BWTHYN, m., hut, cottage.
BWYD, m., food.
BWYTA, to eat.
BYCHAN, small.
BYD, m., world.
BYDDIN, f., army.
BYRR, short.
BYS, m., finger.
BYTH, ever.
BYW, to live.
BYWYD, m., life.

CABAN, m., cabin.
CADARN, strong.
CADER, CADATR, chair.
CADLES. m., croft, yard.
CADW, to keep.
CADWEN, f., chain.
CAE, m., field.
CAEL, to got, to have.
CAER, f., fort.
CAER, Chester.
CAERDYDD, f., Cardiff.
CAER GAINT, f., Canterbury.
CAER GYBI, f., Holyhead.
CAETH, bound, confined.
CAETHIWED, m., slavery.
CAETIIWAS, m., slave, bondman.
CAFN, m., trough.
CAIFF, 3 sg. pres. & fut., cael.
CALCHEN, f., limestone.
CALED, hard.
CALEDU. to harden.
CALON, f., heart.
CALONNOG, heartily, in good heart
CALL, wise.
CAAI, m., wrong, step.
CANIATAU, lo permit, to consent.
CANLYN, to follow.
CANLYNWR, m., follower.
CANOL, m., centre.
CANOLDIR. m., Mediterranean.
CANRIF, f , century.
CANT, hundred, pl., cannoedd.
CANU, to sing.
CAPEL, m., chapel.
CARCHAR, m., prison.
CARCHAROR, m., prisoner.
CAREDIG, kind.
CARIAD. m., love.
CARIADUS, loving, endearing.
CARIO, to carry.
CARPIAU, m. pl., rags.
CARREG, f., stone, pl., cerryg.
CARTREF, m., home.
CARWRTAETH. m., courtship.
CARU, to love.
CAS, hateful, disagreeable.
CASGLU, to collect.
CASGLIAD, m., collection.
CASTELL, m., castle.
CATRAWD, f., regiment.
CATH, f., cat.
CAU, to close, to shut.
CAWD, perf. pass., cael.
CAWELL, m., basket.
CAWOD, f., shower.
CAWR, m., giant.
CEDRWYDDEN, f., cedar tree
CEFN, m., back.
CEFNDER, m.. cousin.
CEFFYL, m., horse.
CEGIN, f., kitchen.
CEI, 2 sg'. pres. fr. cael.
CEIDWAD, m., keeper.
CEILIOG, m., cock.
CEINDER, m.. elegance, beauty.
CEINIOG, f., penny.
CEIRCH, m .. oats.
CELFYDDYD, f., art.
CENAW, m., cub. whelp.
CENEDL, f., nation.
CENEDLAETHOL, national.
CENHADWR, m., missionary.
CENLLIF, m., flood, torrent.
CENLLIF GOCH. hawk.
CENNAD, f., mission, messenger
CER, 2 sg. Imperat.. myned.
CERBYD, m., chariot, coach.
CERDDED, to walk.
CERED, 3 sg. Imperat., myned.
CESAIL, f., armpit.
CI, m... dog; pl., cwn.
CIAIDD, dog-like, cruel.
CICIO, to kick.
CIG, m., meat.
CIGYDD, m., butcher.
CILIO, to withdraw, to retreat.
CINIO, m., dinner.
CIPAR, m., keeper, game-keeper.
CIST, f., chest, box.
CISTFAEN, m., stone trough.
CLADDU, to bury.
CLAF, ill, poorly.
CLAFYCHU, to sicken.
CLAU, quick, fast.
CLEDD, m., sword.
CLICIED, f., latch, catch.

CLO, m., lock.
CLODFORI, to Extoll.
CLODDFA, f., mine.
CLODDIO, to dig.
CLUDO, to heap, to carry.
CLUST, f., ear.
CLWYF, m., wound.
CLWYFO, to injure, to wound.
CLWYFEDIG, injured.
CLYD, comfortable.
CLYWED, to hear.
CNA', m., knave.
COCH, red.
CODI, to rise, to raise.
COEDEN, f., tree; pl., coed.
COEDWIG, f., wood, forest.
COELIO, to believe.
COES, f., log.
COF, CO. m , memory; O'i GO, demented. out of his mind.
COFGOLOFN, f., memorial stone.
COFIO, to remember.
COLL. m., loss.
COLLI, to lose.
CORFF, m.. body.
CORN, m., horn; pl., cyrn.
CORON, f., crown.
COSFA, f., thrashing.
COSP, f., punishment.
COT, f., coat.
CRACHFONEDDWR, m., fop, a petty squire.
CRAGEN, f., shell, pl., crogin.
CRAIG, f., rock; pl., crcigiau.
CRASU, to roast, to bake.
CREADUR, m., creature.
CREDU, to believe.
CREFYDD, f.. religion.
CREFYDDOL, religious.
CREIGIOG, rocky.
CREU, to create.
CREULAWN, cruel.
CROEN, m., skin, hide.
CROES, f., cross.
CROES, cross. adverse.
CROESAW, m.. welcome.
CROESI, to cross.
CROEW, clear. fresh.
CROGI, to hang.
CRONNI, to hoard, to dam.
CRWN, round, f., cron.
CRWYDRO, to wander.
CRWYDRYN, m., tramp.
CRYDD, m., bootmaker.
CRYF, strong. f., cref.
CRYFDER, m., strength.
CRYMEDIG, bent, curved.
CRYNEDIG, trembling.
CRYNNU, to tremble.
CUDD, hiddcn.
CUDDIO, to hide.
CURO, to beat.
CUSANU. to kiss.
CWBL, all, whole.
CWCH, m., boat.
CWESTIWN, m., qucstion.
CWM, m., dale, valley.
CWMNI, m.. company.
CWMPAS, o GWMPAS, around.
CWMWL. m., cloud, pl., cymylau.
CWNINGEN, f., rabbit.
CWREL, m., coral.
CWRR, m., border, corner.
CWRW, m., beer.
CWSG, m., sleep.
CWYD, 3 sg. pres., codi.
CWYMP, m., fall.
CWYNFAN, to lament, to complain.
CYCHWYN, to start, to set off.
CYDIO, to take hold.
CYDNABYDDIAETH, f., acquaintance.
CYDWYBOD, f.. conscience.
CYDYMAITH, m.. companion.
CYFAILL. m., friend.
CYFADDEF, to confess.
CYFARCH, to greet. to address.
CYFARFOD, m.. meeting.
CYFARTH, to bark.
CYFA, entire, complete.
CYFANDIR, m., continent.
CYFANEDDOL, inhabited.
CYFARWYDD, skilful, acquainted.
CYFEIRIO, to direct.
CYFEIRIAD, m.. dircction.

DARBWYLLO, to persuade
DARGANFOD, to discover
DARGANFYDDIAD, m., discovery.
DARLUNIO, to portray, to depict.
DARLUNIAD, m., representation.
DARLLEN, to read.
DARN, m., piece.
DARU, fr. darfod, used as an auxiliary.
DATOD, to loosen.
DAU, two; f., dwy.
DAW, 3 sg. Pres., dyfod.
DE, right; south.
DEALL, to understand.
DEALL, m.. intellect, understanding.
DECHREU, to begin.
DEDWYDD, happy.
DEFNYDD, m., material.
DEFNYDDIO, to use.
DEFNYDDIOL, useful.
DEFOSIYNOL, devotional.
DEFFRO, to awake.
DEFFROAD, m., awakening.
DEG, ten.
DEHEUDIR, m.. southern region, south, South Wales.
DEIGR. m., tear; pl., dagrau.
DEIL, 3 sg. pres., dal.
DENU, to allure, to entice.
DERW, f., pl., oak-trees.
DERYN, m., bird.
DESGRIFIO, to describe.
DESGRIFIAD, m., description.
DEUAI, 3 sg. imperf., dyfod.
DEUNAW, eighteen.
DEWIN, m., wizard, soothsayer.
DEWIS, to choose.
DEWIS, m., choice.
DEWR, brave.
DEYD, sec dweyd.
DIALEDD, m., revenge.
DIAMDDIFFYN, unprotected.
DIANAF, perfect, without defect, scatheless.
DIANC. to escape.
DIDDOS, sheltered.
DIDDIG, contented.
DIEITHR, strange.
DIFLANNU, to vanish.
DIFODI, to destroy, to ravage.
DIFRIFOL, earnest, serious.
DIFRODI, to devastate, to waste.
DIFYR, amusing.
DIFYRRU, to amuse.
DIFFYGIO, to be weary, to flag, to fail.
DIG, m., anger, wrath.
DIGIO, to offend. to be offended
DIGOFUS, wrathful, angry.
DIGON, enough.
DIGRIF. amusing.
DIGRIFWCH, m amusement.
DIGWMWL, cloudless.
DIGWYDD, to happen.
DHOENI, to decay, to grow languid.
DILYN, to follow.
DILLAD. m. pl., clothes.
DIM, nothing.
DIME, f., half—penny.
DINAS. f., city.
DINISTRIO, to destroy.
DINISTRIOL, destructive.
DINIWED, harmless.
DIODDEF, to endure, to suffer.
DIOG, lazy.
DIOGEL, safe.
DIOGELWCH. m.. safety.
DIOLCH, to thank.
DIOLCHGAR, thankful.
DIOSG, to undress.
DIREIDI, m., mischief.
DIREIDUS, mischievous.
DIRMYG, m.. contempt.
DISGLAER. bright.
DISGWYL, to expect.
DISGWYLIAD, m., expectation.
DISGWYLIEDIG, expected.
DISGYBL, m., disciple.
DISGYN, to descend, to alight.
DISTAW, silent.
DISTAWRWYDD, m.. silence.
DISTEWI, lo become silent.
DIWEDD, m., end.
DIWEDDAR, late.

DIWYGIAD, m., revival
DIWRNOD, m., day.
DO, yes.
DOD, to come.
DODI, to place.
'DOES=NID OES, there ii not.
DOETH, also DOETHINEB, m., wisdom.
DOF, 1 sg. pres., dyfod.
DOFI, to tame.
DOI, 3 sg. imperf., dyfod.
DOLEF, f., shout, moan.
DOLENNU, to form a ring, to loop.
DOS, 2 sing. Imperat., myned.
DRACHEFN, again.
DRANNOETH, next day, on the morrow.
DRAW, yonder.
DRECSIWN, m., direction, address.
DRENNYDD, the day after to- morrow.
DRINGO, to climb.
DROS, over.
DRUAN, miserable, poor thing '
DRUD, costly.
DRWG, bad.
DRWGDYBUS. suspicious.
DRWS, m., door.
DRYDD, 3 sg. pres., fr. troi.
DRYLL, m., gun; pl., drylliau.
DU, black.
DUG, 3 sg. pres., fr. dwyn.
DULL, m., manner, form.
DUR, m., steel.
DUW, m., God.
DUWIOL, holy.
DWEYD, to say, to tell.
DWFN, deep.
DWFR, m., water; pl., dyfroedd.
DWNDWR, m., noise, clamour.
DWYLAW, m., pl., two hands.
DWYN, to bear.
DWYRAIN, m., east.
DYCHRYN, m., terror.
DYCHRYNNU, to frighten.
DYCHRYNLLYD, terrible.
DYDD, m., day.
DYDDOROL, interesting.
DYFAL, diligent, incessant.
DYFALU, to guess.
DYFEISIO, to invent, to devise.
DYFNDER, m., depth.
DYFOD, to come.
DYFRDWY, f., Dee. D
YFFRYN, m., valley.
DYGWYL, m., holiday, festival.
DYLEDSWYDD DEULUAIDD. family prayers.
DYMA, here is.
DYMUNO, to desire, to wish.
DYMUNIAD, m., desire.
DYN, m., man.
DYNESU, to draw near.
DYNOLRYW, m., mankind.
DYRCHAFU, to lilt up, to exalt.
DYRNU, to thresh.
DYRO, 2 sg. imperat., rhoddi.
DYRUS, intricate, entangled.
DYSGEDIG. learned.
DYSGL, f., dish, plate.
DYSGLAID, f., dishful.
DYSGU, to learn.
EANG, vast, extensive.
EBE, EBAI, he said,
EBENUS, m., ebony.
EDAU, f., thread.
EDIFARHAU, to repent.
EDRYCH, to look.
EFENGYL, f., gospel.
EFRYDU, to study.
EFFRO, awake.
EGLUR, clcar.
EGLWYS, f., church.
ENGLYN, m., stanza.
ENGRAIFFT, f., example.
EHEDEG, to fly.
EIDAL, f., Italy.
EIDION, m., ox. steer.
EIDDIL, slender, weak.
EIDDO, m., property.
EITHAF, extreme, utmost.
EIRA. m., snow.
EIS, 1 sg. perf., fr. myned.

EISIEU, m., need.
EISTEDD, to Sit.
ELAI, 3 sg. imperf.. fr. myned.
ELED, 3 sg. imperf., fr. myned.
ELW, m., profit, possession.
ELWIR, pres. pass., fr. galw.
ELLID, perf. pass., fr. gallu.
EMRYNT, pl. of amrant.
ENAID, m., soul.
ENBYD, dangerous, awful.
ENCILIO, to retreat, to withd raw.
ENI, see geni
ENNILL, to win, to gain.
ENNYD, m., while, time, moment.
ENW, m., name.
ENWAR, fr. genwar, f., fishing rod.
ENWEDIG, especial.
ENWI, to name.
ENWOG, noted.
ER, though, since, for.
ERBYN, against, opposite.
ERCHYLL. terrible.
EREILL, m., pl., others.
ERFYN, to implore.
ERFYN, m., tool, instrument.
ERGYD, m., throw, shot.
ERIOED, ever.
ERLEDIGAETH, f., persecution.
ERLID, to chase, to pursue.
ERLIDGAR, persecuting
ERLIDIEDIC, chased, persecuted.
ERLTDIWR, m , persecutor.
ERYS, 3 ag. pres., fr. aros.
ESBONIO, to explain.
ESGID, f., boot.
ESGYN, to ascend, to rise.
ESIAMPL, f., example.
ESMWYTH, easy, quiet.
ESTYN, to roach, stretch out.
ETO, again.
EURAIDD, golden.
EUOG, guilty.
EWYLLYS, f., will, testament.
EWYLLYSIO, to desire.
EWYTITR. m.. uncle.
FAINT, how much, how many.
FALCH, see balch.
FAN, see man.
FARWNIG, see barwnig.
FASWN=BUASWN, fr. bod.
FEL, just as.
FELLY, so, thus.
FERFAIDD, fr. ,merfaidd. insipid.
FIL, see mil.
FILIAST, see miliast.
FIN, see min.
FODD, see bodd.
FRADWRUS, see bradwrus.
FYNY, upwards.
FFAFR, f., favour.
FFAIR, f., fair; pl., ffeiriau.
FFARM, f., farm.
FFEI o IIONOT, for shame!
FFENESTR, f., window.
FFERMDY, m., farmhouse.
FFO, m., flight, retreat.
FFODUS, fortunate.
FFOI, to flee.
FFOL, foolish.
FFOLINEB, m. folly.
FFON, f., staff.
FFORDD, f., way, road.
FFOR BYNNAG, however.
FFOS, f., ditch.
FFRAINC, f., France.
FFRANCWR, m., Frenchman.
FFROEN, f., nostril, nose.
FFROENUCHEL, haughty.
FFROMI, to grow angry.
FFRWD, f., stream, torrent.
FFRWST, m., haste, hurry.
FFRWYN, f., bridle.
FFRWYTH, m., fruit.
FFURF, f., shape, form.
FFUST, f., thresher.
FFWL, m., fool.
FFWRDD, off, away.
FFYDDLAWN, faithful.
FFYDDLONDEB, 7?i., faithfulness.
FFYNIDWYDD, m., pl.. pine trees.
FFYRNIG, fierce, cruel.

GADAEL, to leave.
GAEAF. m. winter.
GAEAFAIDD. wintry.
GAFAEL, to hold, to grasp.
GAIR. m., word; pl. geiriau.
GALW, to call.
GALWAD, m., calling.
GALLU, to be able.
GAN. with, by.
GANDDYNT, with them.
GARDD, f., garden.
GAREIAU, pl. laces, pl. carrai.
GARW, rough.
GEIR, pres. pass., fr. cael.
GEIRIADUR, m. dictionary.
GELYN, m., enemy.
GEN, f., chin, mouth.
GENETH, girl, daughter.
GENEDIGOL. native.
GENI. to be born.
GER. near by.
GERFYDD, by.
GERLLAW, near at hand.
GILYDD. each other.
GLAN, f., bank, shore.
GLAN, clean.
GLANIO. to land.
GLAS, blue; pl., gleision.
GLASWELLT, m. grass.
GLIN,m. knee.
GLOEW, clean, bright.
GLOEWDER. m. clearness, brightness.
GOBAITH, m. hope.
GOBEITHIO, to hope.
GOCHELGAR, shy, cautious.
GODIDOG, excellent.
GOFALU, to take care.
GOFALUS, careful.
GOFID. m., trouble.
GOFYN, to ask.
GOGLEDD, m., north.
GOGONEDDU, to glorify.
GOGONIANT. m. glory.
GOLEU, light.
GOLEUNI. m. light.
GOLUD, m., riches. wealth.
GOLWG, 77!. sight.
GOLYGFA, f., view.
GOLLWNG, to loose.
GORCHEST, f., feat, exploit.
GORCHFYGU, to conquer.
GORCHUDDIO, to hide.
GORDDIWES, to overtake, come upon.
GORFU, fr. gorfod. 3 sg. Perf.
GOBFOD, to be obliged.
GORFFEN, to finish.
GOREU, best; O'R GOREU, very well.
GORHOFF, very fond.
GOROR, f. boundary.
GORSEDD, f., throne.
GORSEDDFAINC, f.throne.
GORWEDD, to lie.
GORWEL, m. horizon.
GORWYCH, very fine.
GORWYR, m., great grandson.
GOSLEF, f., tone, note.
GOSOD, to place.
GRAEAN, m., gravel, sand.
GRAWN, m., pl. berries, grain.
GROEG, f., Greece; Greek.
GRUDDFAN, to mioan.
GWADU. to deny.
GWAED, m., blood.
GWAEDGI, m. bloodhound.
GWAEDLYD, bloody.
GWAEDD, f. shout.
GWAEDDI, to shout.
GWAEL, low, base; poorly.
GWAELOD, m., bottom.
GWAETH, worse.
GWAG, empty.
GWAHODD, to invite.
GWAHANOL, deficient.
GWAITH, m. work. occupation. time.
GWALLT, m., hair.
GWAN, weak.
GWANWYN, m., spring.
GWARCHOD, to look after. to watch.
GWARTH, m., shame.
GWAS, m., servant.
GWASGU, to press.

GWASTADEDD, m., level place, or land.
GWAWD, m., jeer.
GWAWR. f., dawn.
GWDDF. hl., neck.
GWEDD, f., form, appearance, yoke.
GWEDDI, prayer.
GWEDDIO, to pray
GWEDDILLION, m., pl., remains.
GWEITHIO, to work.
GWEITHIWR, m., workman.
GWELY, m., bed.
GWELL, better.
GWELLA, to improve.
GWEN, f., smile.
GWEMTH, m., wheat.
GWENWYNIG, poisonous.
GWENU, to smile.
GWEP. f. long face.
GWERINOL. democratic.
GWERS. f. lesson.
GWERTH. m. price, sale.
GWERTHU, to sell.
G WERTHFAWR. precious.
GWG. m, frown.
GWIAT.F.N, m . rod.
GWIBEDYN. m., fly.
GWIN, m , wine.
GWIR, true.
GWIRION, innocent.
GWIRIONEDD. m. truth.
GWISG, f., dress, garment.
GWISGO, to dress.
GWLADFA, f., colony.
GWLADGARWcn, m., patriotism.
GWLAN, m., wool.
GWLAW, m, rain.
CWLYB, wet.
GWN, m., gun; pl„ gynnau.
GWN, I sg. pres., fr. gwybod.
GWNAETII, 3 sg pres., gwneyd.
GWNEYD, to make.
GWR, m., husband; pl., gwŷr.
GWRAIG, f., wife.
GWRANDO. to listen.
GWRES. m., heat.
GWRIDO. to blush
GWROL, valiant.
GWRTHWYNEBU, to oppose.
GWRYCH, f., hedge-row, bristles.
GWTHIO, to push.
GWYBODAETH, f., knowledge.
GWYDR. m., glass.
GWYDD, f., presence.
GWYDDWN, 1 sg. imperf., gwybod.
GWYDDONIAETH, f., science.
GWYLIO, to watch.
GWYLLT, wild.
GWYN, white.
GWYNEB, m., face.
GWYN FYD NA, would that!
GWYNGALCHOG, white-washed.
GWYNT, m., wind.
GWYR, 3 sg. pres., fr. gwybod.
GWYRDD, green.
GWYWO. to wither.
GYDA, with.
GYNT, formerly.
GYRRU, to drive. to send.
HAD, m., seed.
HAEL, generous.
HAEN, f., layer, stratum.
HAF, m., summer.
HAFAIDD. like summer.
HAFAN, f., haven.
HAFREN, f. Severn.
HAGR, ugly.
HAEARN, m., iron.
HAIDD, m., barley.
HALEN, m. salt.
HALLT, salt.
HANES, m., history, story
HANNER, half.
HANNOS. to drive, to chase.
HAPUS, happy.
HARDD, beautiful.
HAU, to SOW.
HAUL, m., sun.
HAWDD, easy.
HAWL. f. right.
HEB, without.
HEBLAW, besides.
HEDDWCH. m., peace

HEDDYW, today.
HEFYD, also.
HEIBIO, by, beside.
HELA, to gather, to hunt.
HELAETH, ample, extensive.
HELBULUS, full of trouble.
HELPU, to assist.
HELWRIAETH, f . game, huntsmanship.
HELYNT, f., course, business.
HEN, old.
HENO, tonight.
HEOL, f., street.
HERFEIDDIOL, daring, defying.
HIDIO, to care.
HIDLEN, f., strainer.
HIN, f., weather.
HINSAWDD, m. climate.
HIR, long.
HRAETH, m., longing.
HIRAETHU, to long for.
HIRGRWN, oval.
HOFF, fond.
HOFFI, to love, to be fond of.
HOGYN, m., lad.
HOLI, to question, to ask.
HOLWR, m., examiner.
HOLL, all, every.
HOLLIACH, quite well.
HORWYR, see gorwyr.
HUD, m., charm.
HUFEN, m., cream.
HUN, f., sleep.
HWRDD, m., ram; pl., hyrddod.
HWYL, f., sail.
HWYLBREN, m., mast.
HWYR, m., evening.
HWYRACH, perhaps.
HYAWDL, eloquent.
HYAWDLEDD, m., eloquence.
HYD, till, along; O HYD, continually;
HYD YN OED, even.
HYFDRA, m., audacity.
HYFRYD, delightful.
HYGAR, amiable, lovely.
HYLL, ugly, hideous.
HYN, older.
HYNAF, oldest.
HYNAWSEDD, m., good nature.
HYNOD, notable, remarkable.
HYRDDIO, to hurl.
IACH, safe, sound.
IAITH, f., language.
IAR, f., hen; pl., ieir.
IAWN, right.
IECHYD, m., health.
IEITHYDDWR, m , linguist
IEUANC, young.
ING, m., pain, agony.
ISATHRAW, m. assistant master.
ISEL, low.
ISELFRYD, humble minded.
LAS, see glas.
LAN, see glân.
LAPIO, to wrap.
LEFIAD, m., Levite.
LERPWL, f. Liverpool.
LEICIO, to like, to be fond of
LIB. talkative.
LIN, see glin.
LOEW, see gloew.
LLADD, to kill.
LLAETH, m., milk.
LLAETHDY, m., dairy.
LLAFUR, m., toil, labour.
LLAI, less.
LLAIS, m., voice.
LLAM, m., Skip, Stop.
LLANC, m., lad.
LLADRATA, to steal.
LLATH, f., yard.
LLAW, f., hand.
LLAWEN, happy.
LLAWENYDD, m., joy.
LLAWER, many.
LLAWN, full.
LLAWR, m. floor.
LLE, m., place.
LLECHEN, t., slate.
LLECHWEDD, m., side of a hill.
LLEDFEGYN, m., half tamed or half nourished animal, weakling
LLEDU, to spread.

LLEFAIN, to cry.
LLEFARU, to Speak.
LLEFRITH, m., sweet mllk.
LLEIAF, smallest, least.
LLEILL, m., pl., others.
LLENWI, to fill.
LLENYDDOL, literary.
LLESTR, m., vessel.
LLETHR, f., Slope.
LLEUAD. f., moon.
LLEW, m., lion.
LLEWYRCH, in. brightness, reflection of light.
LLI, m., flood, stream.
LLIAN, m., linen cloth.
LLID, m., wrath, anger.
LLIDIART, f., gate.
LLIFO, to flow.
LLINELL, f., line.
LLINYN, m., string.
LLUOSOGI, to multiply.
LLIW, m., colour.
LLO, m., calf.
LLOEGR, f., England.
LLOER, f., moon.
LLOFRUDD, m., murderer.
LLOFRUDDIAETH, f , murder.
LLONG. ship.
LLON. jolly. cheerful.
LLOND, full.
LLONYDD, quiet.
LLU, in. throng, host.
LLUN, m., form, shape.
LLUNDAIN, f., London.
LLUNIAETH, m., provisions.
LLUSGO, to drag.
LLWYBR, m., path.
LLWYD, brown, gray.
LLWYDDO, to succeed.
LLWYNOG, m., fox.
LLWYR, complete, entire.
LLWYTH, m., tribe, load.
LLWYTHO, to load.
LLWYTHOG, loaded.
LLYDAN, wide.
LLYFR, m., book.
LLYFFANT, m., toad, frog.
LLYM, sharp, keen.
LLYMAID, m., sip, drop.
LLYN, m., pond.
LLYNCU, to swallow.
LLYS, m., court.
LLYSENW, m., nickname.
LLYSIEUYN, m., herb, plant.
LLYSNAFEDD, m., mucus.
LLYTHYR, m., letter.
LLYWIAWDWR,— m., governor
LLYWODRAETH, f., government.
LLYWODRAETHU, to govern, to rule.
LLYWYDD, m., president.
MAB, m., son; pl., meibion.
MADDEU, to forgive.
MAEN, m., stone.
MAI, that.
MAIN, thin, slender.
MAINC, m., bench; pl., meinciau.
MAINT, m., size.
MALIO, to care, to heed.
MALU, to grind.
MALURIO, to pound.
MALWODEN, f., snail.
MAM, m., mother.
MAN, small.
MAN, m., place.
MANBLU, nt. pl. feathers.
MANEG, f., glove.
MARCH, m., horse; pl., meirch.
MARCHNAD, f., market.
MARCHNADYDDES, f., market— woman.
MARSLANDIAETH, f., merchandise.
MARW, to die.
MASARN, f., sycamore.
MASNACH, f., trade, business.
MASNACHWR, m., merchant.
MATH, m., sort, kind.
MATIIRU, to trample upon.
MAWN, f., peat.
MAWR, big.
MAWREDDOG. majestic.
MEBYD, m. childhood.
MEDRU, to bo able.
MEDD, in. mead.
MEDDAI, he said.

MEDDAL, Soft.
MEDDIANNU, to posses.
MEDDIGINIAETH. medicine.
MEDDU, to possess.
MEDDW, drunk.
MEDDWL, to think.
MEDDYG, m., doctor.
MEDDYLGAR, thoughtful.
MEGIS, as.
MEIDDIO, to dare.
MEINLLIN, m., fine linen.
MEISTR, m., master.
MEL, m., honey.
MELIN, f., mill.
MELUS, sweet.
MELYN FFLAM, flaming yellow.
MELYNDDU, tawny.
MELLDITH. f., curse.
MENTRO, to venture.
MERCH, f., daughter.
METHIANT, m., failure.
METHU, to fail.
MEWN, in.
MIL, thousand.
MILGI, m. greyhound. MILIAST, f.
MILWR, m., soldior.
MILLTTR, f., mile.
MIN, m., edge.
MINIOG, sharp.
MINTAI, f., company, host.
MLYNEDD, see blwyddyn.
MOD, see bod.
MODFEDD, f., inch.
MODRWY, f., ring.
MODRYB, f., aunt.
MODD, m., means.
MOEL, bare.
NOESGAR, courteous.
MOESGARWCH. m., courtesy.
MOESYMGRYMU, to bow.
MÔN, f., Anglesey.
MÔR, m., sea.
MOR, as.
MORIO, to sail.
MORWR, m., sailor.
MORWYN, f., maid.
MUD, dumb.
MUL, m., mule.
MUNUD, f., minute.
MUR, m., wall.
MWG, m., smoke.
MWNG, m., mano.
MWY, more.
MWYN, kind. gentle.
MWYNDER, m. gentleness.
MWYNHAU, to enjoy
MWYNIANT, ln. enjoyment.
MYFYRIO, to study.
MYNED, to go.
MYNNU, to will. to insist.
MYNYDD, m., mountain.
MYNYDDIG, mountainous.
NACAOL, negative. refusing.
NABOD, see adnabod.
NADDO, no.
NAG, than.
NAGE, no.
NAID, f., jump, leap.
NAILL. . LLALL, one other.
NAIN, f., grandmother.
NANT, f., brook.
NATUR, f., nature.
NEB, none, nobody .
NEFOEDD, f. pl . heaven.
NEGES, f., message.
NEHEUDIR, see deheudir.
NEIDIO, to jump
NEIFION, m., Neptune.
NEIFF=GWNEIFF, fr. gwneud
NERTH, m., might. power.
NES, until.
NESAF, nearest, next.
NEU, or.
NEWID, to change.
NEWYDD, new; m., news.
NEWYN, m., hunger.
NIFER, m., number.
NIWL, m., mist, fog.
NOD, f., mark.
NODWEDDU, to characterize.
NODWYDD. f., needle.
NODDED, f., protection.
NOETH, naked.
NOFIO, to swim.

NOLEF, see dolef.
NOS, NOSWAITH, night.
NWNDWR, see dwndwr.
NWR, see dwfr.
NWYDWYLLT, passionate.
NWYDDAU, pl., goods.
NYCHRYN, see dychryn.
NYFNDER, see dyfnder.
NYFROEDD, see dwfr.
OCHENAID, f., sigh
OCHENEIDIO. to sigh.
OCHR, f., side.
ODIAETH, fine, peculiar. notable.
ODID, OND ODID, probably.
ODYN, f., kiln.
ODDITAN, from under.
ODDIYNO, from there.
OED, m., age.
OEN, m. lamb pl., wyn.
OER, cold.
OERFEL, m., Cold.
OES, f., age; pl., oesoedd.
OFER, useless, vain.
OFEREDD, m., dissipation.
OFN, m., fear.
OFNADWY, terrible.
OFNI, to fear.
OFNUS, timorous.
OHERWYDD, because.
OL, mark; YN OL, according to, backwards; AR OL. behind.
OLEW, m., oil.
OLEWYDDEN, f., olive tree.
OND, but.
ONIBAI, if it were not.
ONID. if not, except, until.
ONIDE, is it not so? otherwise.
ORIAU, pl. of awr.
OS, if.
PABELL, f., tent; pl., pebyll.
PABYDD, m., Roman Catholic.
PAENT, m., paint.
PAHAM, PAM, why?
PALMWYDDEN, f., palm tree.
PAN, when.
PANT, m., hollow, low place.
PAPUR. m . paper.
PAR, 2 sg. imperf., peri, to cause, to bid.
PARATOI. to prepare.
PARCH, m., respect.
PARCHU, to respect.
PARLWR, m., parlour.
PAROD, ready.
PARTH, m., region.
PAWB, all, everybody.
PE, if.
PECYN, m., parcel.
PECHOD, m., sin.
PECHADUR, m., sinner.
PEDWAR, four.
PEIDIO, to cease, to leavo off.
PEILLIAID, m., flour.
PEL. f., ball.
PELL, far.
PELLDER, m., distance.
PELLEN, f., ball.
PELLENIG, far, remote.
PEN, m., head.
PENDERFYNU, to determine.
PENDERFYNIAD, m., determination.
PENDRIST, sad.
PENDWMPIAN. to be nodding.
PENNOETH, bareheaded.
PENNOD, f., chapter.
PENRHYN, m., promontory, cape.
PENTREF, m., village.
PENYD, m., atonoment, penance.
PER, sweet, delicious.
PERCHENNOG. f'., owner.
PERFFAITH, perfect.
PERFFEITHIO, to perfect.
PERI, to cause, to bid.
PERSON, m., parson.
PERTHYN, related, belonging to.
PERTHYNASm., relation.
PERYGL, m., danger.
PERYGLU, to endanger.
PETRISEN, f. partridge.
PETH, m., thing;
PETH BYNNAG, whatsoever.
PIG, f., beak, bill.
PISTYLL, m., spout.
PISTYLLIO. to Spout

PLAID f., party, sect; pl., pleidiau.
PLANNU, to plant, to shoot off'.
PLAS, m., hall, palace.
PLENTYN, tn., child.
PLESER, m., pleasure.
PLWM, m., lead.
PLWYF, m., parish.
PLYGU, to bond.
PLYGEINIOL, dawning, early.
POB, every.
POBL, m., people.
POEN, f., pain.
POENI, to pain, to suffer pain.
POETH, hot.
PONT, f., bridge.
POPETH, everything.
PORFFOR, m., purple.
PORTH, m., gate.
PORTHLADD. m., port, harbour.
POSIB, possible.
POSTFEISTR, m., postmaster.
PREN,m., tree.
PRES, m., brass.
PRIF, chief.
PRIODAS, f. marriage.
PRIODOL, proper.
PRIODI, to marry.
PRIN, scarce.
PRIS, m. price.
PROFI, to prove.
PROFIAD, m., experience.
PROFFWYDO, to prophesy.
PRUDD, serious, sad.
PRYD, when.
PRYDFERTH, beautiful.
PRYNHAWN, m., afternoon.
PRYNNU, to buy.
PRYSUR, busy, diligent.
PRYSURO, to mako haste.
PUMP, five.
PUR, rather, puro.
PURDEB, m., purity.
PWMP, m., pump.
PWYS, m., pound. weight.
PWYSIG, important.
PYDEW, m., well, pit.
PYSGODYN, m., fish.
PYSGOTA, to fish.
PYSGOTWR, m., fisherman.
PYTHEFNOS, f., fortnight.
RUBAN, m., ribbon.
RUDDFAN, see gruddfan.
RYDD, 3 sg. pres., fr. rhoddi.
RHAFF, f., rope.
RHAG, lest.
RHAGDDO, forward.
RHAGDDOR, m., small outer door
RHAGRITHIOL, hypocriticall.
RHAGOR, superior, more.
RHAI, some.
RHAID, m., necessity.
RHAIN = y rhai hyn, those.
RHAN, f., part; O RAN, as for.
RHEDEG, to run.
RHEGU, to curse, to swear.
RHEOI., f., rule.
RHESWM, m., reason.
RHEW, m. frost.
RHEWLLYD, frosty .
RHIFO, to count.
RHIFYN, m., number.
RHIN, RHINWEDD, f., virtue, charm.
RHISGL, m. bark of a tree.
RHODD, f., gift.
RHODDI, to give.
RHOF, 1 sg. pres., rhoddi.
RHOLIO, to roll.
RHUFAIN, f., Rome.
RHUO, to roar.
RHUTHRO, to rush.
RHWNG, between.
RHWYF, f., oar.
RHWYFWR, m., oarsman.
RHWYMO, to bind.
RHWYSTRO, to hinder.
RHYDD, free.
RHYDD, 3 sg. pres., rhoddi.
RHYDDHAU, to set free.
RHYDDID, m., freedom.
RHYFEDD, wonderful. strange
RHYFEDDU. to wonder.
RHYFEL, f., war.

RHYFELA, to wage war.
RHYNGDDO, between him, or it.
RHYW, some;
RHYWBETH, something.
RHYWFODD NEU GILYDD, somehow or other.
RHYWLE, somewhere.
SACH, f., sack.
SADWRN, m., Saturday.
SAER, m., wright, carpenter.
SAESNEG, f., English Language.
SAETHU, to shoot.
SAFN, f., mouth, jaw.
SAFODD, 3 sg. perf., sefyll
SAIN. f., sound.
SAIS, m., Englishman.
SAITH, seven.
SALA, poorest.
SANT. m., saint.
SARFF. f., serpent.
SARHAU, to insult.
SARRUG, surly, stern.
SAWDL, f. heel.
SBIO. to spy.
SGWRS, m., chat
SEFYDLOG, firm, steady.
SEFYDLU, to establish, to settle.
SEFYLL, to stand.
SEGUR, idle.
SEIAT, f., society.
SEINIO, to sound.
SEINYDD, m. sounder.
SEITHFED. seventh.
SEN, f., taunt.
SERCH, m., affection.
SEROHOG, loving, affectionate.
SIARAD, to talk.
SICR, sure, certain.
SIDAN, m., silk.
{SIOMEDIGAETH, f., disappointment
{SIOMIANT, m.
SIR. f., county, shire.
SISIAL, to whisper.
SIWR, sure, certain.
SON, m., rumour, mention.
SONIARUS, sounding, sonorous.
SPECTOL, f., spectacles.
STAFELL, see ystafell.
STWR, m., noise.
SU, m., buzz, murmuring sound.
SUDDO, to sink.
SUL, m., Sunday.
SUO, to buzz, to hush.
SUT, how.
SWIL, shy.
SŴN, m., sound.
SWPER, f., supper.
SWYNOL, charming.
SYCHED, m., thirst.
SYCHEDIG, thirsty.
SYCHLYD, dry.
SYCHU, to dry.
SYLFAEN, f., foundation.
SYLW, m., notice.
SYM, m., sum, parcel.
SYMUD, to move.
SYMUDLIW variously coloured.
SYNDOD, m., astonishment.
SYNLLYD, amazed.
SYNNU. to wonder.
SYRTHIO, to fall.
SYTH. stiff, erect, straight.
TAD, m., father.
TAFARN, m., inn.
TAFLU, to throw.
TAFOD, m., tongue.
TAFFI, M., toffee.
TAGU, to choke.
TAID, m., grandfather.
TAITH. f., journey.
TAL, tall.
TALU, to pay.
TAN, under, until.
TÂN, m., fire.
TARO, to strike.
TARTH, m., vapour.
TASG, f., task.
TAW, 3 sg. pres. fr. tewi, to be silent, or 2 sg. imperf.
TAWEL, quiet, calm.
TAWELU, to calm.
TAWELWCH, m., calmness.

TEBYG, like, similar.
TEG, fair.
TEGWCH, m., beauty.
TEILIWR, m., tailor.
TEILWNG, worthy.
TEIMLADWY, feeling.
TEIMLO, to feel.
TEITHIO, to journey.
TEITHIWR. m., traveller.
TELERAU, m., pl., conditions, terms.
TEML, f., temple.
TEMTIO, to tempt.
TENEU, thin, slender.
TERFYN, m., end, border.
TEULU, m., family.
TEW, fat.
TEYRNASU, to reign.
TIPYN, m., bit, little piece.
TIR, m., land.
TLAWD, TLODAIDD, poor, needy.
TLWS, pretty, beautiful.
TÔ, m., roof.
TOC, presently.
TODDI, to melt.
TON, f., wave.
TÔN, f., tune, tone.
TORRI, to break.
TORTH, f. loaf.
TRA, whilst, very.
TRAETH. m., shore, beach.
TRAETHELL, f., sandbank.
TRAFFERTH. f., trouble.
TRAGWYDDOL, eternal.
TRAIS, m., force.
TRALLOD, m. sorrow.
TRAWS, AR DRAWS, across.
TREF, f., town.
TREFALDWYN, f., Montgomery.
TREFNU, to arrange.
TREIO, to try.
TRES, f., trace, chain.
TREULIO, to spend.
TRI, three.
TRIAGL, m., treacle.
TRIDIAU, m., three days.
TRIGO, to dwell; to die.
TRIGOLION, m., pl., inhabitants.
TRIN, to treat, to labour at.
TRIST, sad.
TRO, m., turn, time.
TROED, f., foot; pl., traed.
TROEDFEDD, f., foot measure.
TROFA, f., turn.
TROI, to turn.
TROL. f., carte, wagon.
TRUENUS, wretched, piteous.
TRUGAREDD, f., mercy.
TRUGAROG, merciful.
TRWM, heavy.
TRWSIO, to dress, to deck.
TRWSIADUS, well dressed.
TRWY, through.
TRWYN, m., nose.
TRYDYDD, third.
TRYSOR, m., treasure.
TU, m., side, direction.
TUA, TUAG, towards.
TUEDD, f. inclination.
TWLL, m., hole; pl. tyllau.
TWYMYN, m., fever.
TWYSO, to load, guide.
TŶ, m., house; pl. tai.
TYBED, I wonder.
TYBIO, to suppose.
TYDDYN, m., farm, tenement.
TYFU, to grow.
TYNGU, to swear.
TYLWYTH TEG, Fairies.
TYLLU, to bore, to make a hole.
TYN, tight.
TYNER, tender.
TYNIAD, m. attraction.
TYNNU, to draw.
TYRED, 2 sg. imperf., dyfod.
TYRFA, f., multitude.
TYST, m. witness.
TYSTIO, to testify.
TYSTLE, m., witness box.
TYWALLT, to pour.
TYWYDD, m., weather.
TYWYLL, dark.
TYWYS. to lead.
TYWYSOG, m., prince.

UCHAF EI GEINIOG, highest bidder.
UCHEL, high.
UCHELGAIS, m., ambition.
UDO, to howl, to yell.
UFUDD, obedient.
UFFERN, f., hell.
UGAIN, twenty.
UNIG, lonely.
UNIGEDD, m., solitude.
UNION, straight.
UNO. to unite.
UNWAITH, once.
URDDASOL, dignified.
UWCH, higher.
UWCHBEN, above.
WAETH, see gwaeth;
NI WAETH, it matters not.
WAGEN, f., wagon.
WAITH, because, since.
WAL, f., wall.
WEDYN, afterwards.
WEILGI, fr. gweilgi, m., ocean.
WEITHIAU, sometimes.
WELE, behold.
WELI, 2 sg. pres., fr. gweled.
WERDDON, f., Ireland.
WITSIO, to bewitch.
WN, 1 sg. pres., fr. gwybod.
WNEST, 2 sg. perf., fr. gwneyd.
ŴR, see gŵr.
WYDDIS, pres. impersonal, gwybod.
WYLO, to weep.
WYLOFUS, wailing, doleful.
WYN, see oen.
WYNEB, m., face.
WYR, see gŵr and gŵyr.
WYTHNOS, f. week.
YCH m., ox.
YCHWAITH, neither, also.
YCHWANEG, more.
YCHWANEGU, to add.
YCHYDIG, little.
YD, m., corn.
YDLAN, f., com yard, hay yard.
YFED, to drink.
YFORY, to—morrow.
YNGHANOL, in the middle.
YMADAEL, to depart.
YMAELYD, to take hold of.
YMAITH, away, hence.
YMBLESERU, to enjoy one's self.
YMBORTH, m., food.
YTSLCHWILGAR, searching.
YMDARO, to shift for one's self.
YMDRECH,f., endeavour, struggle.
YMDRECHU, to endeavour.
YMDDANGOS, to appear.
YMDDIDDAN, m., conversation
YMDDIAL, to revenge, to be revenged.
YMDDIRIED, to trust.
YMDDWYN, to behave.
YMESTYN, to stretch.
YMFUDWR, m., emigrant.
YMGRDPIO, to creep along.
YMGUDDIO, to hide one's self.
YMGYRCH, m., attack.
YMHELL, far away.
YMHEN, at the end of.
YMLADD, to fight.
YMOLCHI, to wash one's self.
YMOSOD, to attack.
YMRESYMIAD, m., argument.
YMROT, to exert one's self.
YMRON, nearly.
YMRYDDHAU, to free one's self.
YMSAETHU, to dart forward quickly.
YMUNO, to join, to unite.
YMWASGU, to press together.
YMWELIAD, m., visit.
YMWELYDD, m., visitor.
YMYFED, to drink.
YMYL, m., side.
YMYLU, to draw near, approach.
YMYSG, amongst.
YNYS, f., island.
YRWAN, now.
YSBRYD, m., ghost.
YSGAFN, light.
YSGLYFAETHUS, rapacious.
YSGOL, f., school.

YSGOLHAIG, m., Scholar.
YSGRECH, scream, shriek.
YSGRIFENNU, to write.
YSGRIFENNYDD, m., writer.
YSGUB, f., sheaf, broom.
YSGUBO, to sweep.
YSGUBOR, f., barn.
YSGWRS, m., chat, conversation.
YSGWYD, to shako.
YSGWYDD, f., shoulder.
YSGYFARNOG, f., hare.
YSMOCIO. to smoke.
YSTAFELL, f., room.
YSTEN, f., jug.
YSTOD, f., course.
YSTOL, f., stool.
YSTORI, f. story.
YSTORM, f., storm.
YSTRYD, f., street.
YSTYLLOD, sec astell.
YSTYR, m., meaning.
YSWAIN, m., esquire.
YSWATIO, to lurk, to squat.