Gwirwyd y dudalen hon
GEIRFA.
A.
- ADDURN, ornament.
- AFIAITH, enjoyment.
- AFLAFAR, of a harsh sound.
- AFLER, untidy.
- AFLESOL, unprofitable.
- AFLONYDDU, to disturb.
- AGEN, cleft.
- ANGHENFIL, monster.
- AIDD. zeal.
- ALLTUD, exile.
- AMLEN, envelope.
- AMNAID, a beckoning sign.
- AMRANTAU, eyelids.
- ANELU, to aim.
- ANFAD, villainous.
- ANFFAELEDIG, infallible.
- ANHWYLDEB, indisposition.
- ANTURIAETH, enterprise.
- ANWYBYDDU, to ignore.
- ARABEDD, wit.
- ARAITH, speech.
- ARDDANGOSFA, exhibition.
- ARDDULL, style.
- ARDDUNEDD, dignity.
- ARFAETHU, to purpose.
- ARGYFWNG, crisis.
- ARHOSFA DEFAID, a sheepwalk.
- ARLIW, tint.
- ARUTHROL, huge.
- ARWROL, heroic.
- ARWYDDOCAOL. significant.
- ASBRI, animation.
- ASIO, to join together.
- ATEGIAD, support, confirmation.
- ATGYFODIAD, resurection.
B.
- BARCUD, a kite (a bird of that name).
- BASIN. Y, the village now called Abercynon.
- BECWNS, Y, Brecknock Beacons.
- BETGWN, a part of the national Welsh dress.
- BIDOG, bayonet.
- BLYSIO. to long for.
- BODWIGIAD, country house and estate in Penderyn.
- BONLLEF (banllef), a loud shout.
- BOTANY BAY, a part of New South Wales, where convicts were often landed.
- BRAWWDDEG, a sentence. (in Grammar).
- BROCS, Y. a well-known nick-name for the inhabitants of Hirwaun.
- BRODOR, a native.
- BUARTH, a farmyard.
C.
- CABLEDD, blasphemy.
- CAD, a battle.
- CADWYN, a chain.
- CALLESTR, flint.
- CAMLAS, a canal.
- CANDDO (cadno), a fox.
- CANLLAW, a handrail.
- CARCUS, careful.
- CARLAMU, to gallop.
- CASTELL COCH, The Red Castle near Taff's Well, Gamorgan.
