Cannaid, white, bright.
caruaidd, lovingly.
castellu, kept safe, fortified.
cenfigen (m.), jealousy.
cnau ceffylau (f.pl.), horse chestnuts.
codiad (m.), increase, rise.
cofleidio, embrace.
crasu, bake.
croesholi, cross-question.
crwth (m.), violin.
cwsmeriaid (m.pl.), customers.
cychwyn, start.
cyfarwyddiadau (m.pl.), directions.
cyfarwyddyd (m.), guidance.
cyfnod (m.), epoch.
cyfran (f.), share.
cyngor (m.), advice.
cyhoeddus, public.
cyhuddiad (m.), accusation, charge.
Cymanfa Bwnc (f.), A Scripture Festival.
cymeradwyaeth (f.), applause.
cymylu, to cloud.
cynnau, to light.
cynnil, economical.
cyrens bant, a flowering shrub sometimes called French Currants.
cystadlu, compete.
cystudd (m.), illness.
cyweirio, mend.
Darbodus, thrifty.
datgloi, unbolt.
datguddio, reveal.
dealledig, understood.
defnydd (m.), material.
diau, undoubtedly.
dibryder, without anxiety.
dibynnu, depend.
didol, to separate.
didor, uninterrupted, unbroken.
didrafferth, easily, without difficulty.
diddiolch, ungrateful.
dieithrwch (m.), strangeness.
digalonni, discourage.
dilywodraeth, unrestrained.
dinod, insignificant.
dirmyg (m.), scorn.
diwenwyn, without evil thoughts.
dwyster, intensity.
dychmygu, imagine.
dyfarnu, adjudge.
dyfeisio, invent.
dylifo, pouring, streaming.
dynwared, imitate.
Edmygu, admire.
eilun, idol.
elfennol, elementary.
emrynt (m.), eyelids.
euraid, golden.
