Prawfddarllenwyd y dudalen hon
- 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.
