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RHYFELA, to wage war.
RHYNGDDO, between him, or it.
RHYW, some;
RHYWBETH, something.
RHYWFODD NEU GILYDD, somehow or other.
RHYWLE, somewhere.
SACH, f., sack.
SADWRN, m., Saturday.
SAER, m., wright, carpenter.
SAESNEG, f., English Language.
SAETHU, to shoot.
SAFN, f., mouth, jaw.
SAFODD, 3 sg. perf., sefyll
SAIN. f., sound.
SAIS, m., Englishman.
SAITH, seven.
SALA, poorest.
SANT. m., saint.
SARFF. f., serpent.
SARHAU, to insult.
SARRUG, surly, stern.
SAWDL, f. heel.
SBIO. to spy.
SGWRS, m., chat
SEFYDLOG, firm, steady.
SEFYDLU, to establish, to settle.
SEFYLL, to stand.
SEGUR, idle.
SEIAT, f., society.
SEINIO, to sound.
SEINYDD, m. sounder.
SEITHFED. seventh.
SEN, f., taunt.
SERCH, m., affection.
SEROHOG, loving, affectionate.
SIARAD, to talk.
SICR, sure, certain.
SIDAN, m., silk.
{SIOMEDIGAETH, f., disappointment
{SIOMIANT, m.
SIR. f., county, shire.
SISIAL, to whisper.
SIWR, sure, certain.
SON, m., rumour, mention.
SONIARUS, sounding, sonorous.
SPECTOL, f., spectacles.
STAFELL, see ystafell.
STWR, m., noise.
SU, m., buzz, murmuring sound.
SUDDO, to sink.
SUL, m., Sunday.
SUO, to buzz, to hush.
SUT, how.
SWIL, shy.
SŴN, m., sound.
SWPER, f., supper.
SWYNOL, charming.
SYCHED, m., thirst.
SYCHEDIG, thirsty.
SYCHLYD, dry.
SYCHU, to dry.
SYLFAEN, f., foundation.
SYLW, m., notice.
SYM, m., sum, parcel.
SYMUD, to move.
SYMUDLIW variously coloured.
SYNDOD, m., astonishment.
SYNLLYD, amazed.
SYNNU. to wonder.
SYRTHIO, to fall.
SYTH. stiff, erect, straight.
TAD, m., father.
TAFARN, m., inn.
TAFLU, to throw.
TAFOD, m., tongue.
TAFFI, M., toffee.
TAGU, to choke.
TAID, m., grandfather.
TAITH. f., journey.
TAL, tall.
TALU, to pay.
TAN, under, until.
TÂN, m., fire.
TARO, to strike.
TARTH, m., vapour.
TASG, f., task.
TAW, 3 sg. pres. fr. tewi, to be silent, or 2 sg. imperf.
TAWEL, quiet, calm.
TAWELU, to calm.
TAWELWCH, m., calmness.