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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.