Prawfddarllenwyd y dudalen hon
- 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.
