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DIWYGIAD, m., revival
DIWRNOD, m., day.
DO, yes.
DOD, to come.
DODI, to place.
'DOES=NID OES, there ii not.
DOETH, also DOETHINEB, m., wisdom.
DOF, 1 sg. pres., dyfod.
DOFI, to tame.
DOI, 3 sg. imperf., dyfod.
DOLEF, f., shout, moan.
DOLENNU, to form a ring, to loop.
DOS, 2 sing. Imperat., myned.
DRACHEFN, again.
DRANNOETH, next day, on the morrow.
DRAW, yonder.
DRECSIWN, m., direction, address.
DRENNYDD, the day after to- morrow.
DRINGO, to climb.
DROS, over.
DRUAN, miserable, poor thing '
DRUD, costly.
DRWG, bad.
DRWGDYBUS. suspicious.
DRWS, m., door.
DRYDD, 3 sg. pres., fr. troi.
DRYLL, m., gun; pl., drylliau.
DU, black.
DUG, 3 sg. pres., fr. dwyn.
DULL, m., manner, form.
DUR, m., steel.
DUW, m., God.
DUWIOL, holy.
DWEYD, to say, to tell.
DWFN, deep.
DWFR, m., water; pl., dyfroedd.
DWNDWR, m., noise, clamour.
DWYLAW, m., pl., two hands.
DWYN, to bear.
DWYRAIN, m., east.
DYCHRYN, m., terror.
DYCHRYNNU, to frighten.
DYCHRYNLLYD, terrible.
DYDD, m., day.
DYDDOROL, interesting.
DYFAL, diligent, incessant.
DYFALU, to guess.
DYFEISIO, to invent, to devise.
DYFNDER, m., depth.
DYFOD, to come.
DYFRDWY, f., Dee. D
YFFRYN, m., valley.
DYGWYL, m., holiday, festival.
DYLEDSWYDD DEULUAIDD. family prayers.
DYMA, here is.
DYMUNO, to desire, to wish.
DYMUNIAD, m., desire.
DYN, m., man.
DYNESU, to draw near.
DYNOLRYW, m., mankind.
DYRCHAFU, to lilt up, to exalt.
DYRNU, to thresh.
DYRO, 2 sg. imperat., rhoddi.
DYRUS, intricate, entangled.
DYSGEDIG. learned.
DYSGL, f., dish, plate.
DYSGLAID, f., dishful.
DYSGU, to learn.
EANG, vast, extensive.
EBE, EBAI, he said,
EBENUS, m., ebony.
EDAU, f., thread.
EDIFARHAU, to repent.
EDRYCH, to look.
EFENGYL, f., gospel.
EFRYDU, to study.
EFFRO, awake.
EGLUR, clcar.
EGLWYS, f., church.
ENGLYN, m., stanza.
ENGRAIFFT, f., example.
EHEDEG, to fly.
EIDAL, f., Italy.
EIDION, m., ox. steer.
EIDDIL, slender, weak.
EIDDO, m., property.
EITHAF, extreme, utmost.
EIRA. m., snow.
EIS, 1 sg. perf., fr. myned.