L.
Lueddwyr (llueddwyr), n. warriors. soldiers.
lysir (llysir), impers. of llysu, to refuse.
LL
Llepian, v. to lap up with the tongue.
lluyddion, n. warriors, soldiers.
llymrïaid, n. Sand-fish, sand-eels.
M.
Madru, v. pydru, to putrify.
Madyn, n.m. llwynog, fox.
mael, n.f. lles, benefit.
main, n. pl. of maen; meini.
Crog glychau'r creigle uchel
Fflur y main ffiolau'r mel."—(Eifion Wyn).
malais, n. brad, cenfigen, jealousy, malice.
mannon, n.f. merch landeg, brenhines.
masw, adj. chwareus, difyrrus; miwsig masw, soft music.
milionos, n. mân bryfetach, insects.
mingoeth, adj. < min+coeth, iaith goeth.
mir, adj. tlws, beautiful, fine.
moelystota, v. to run wildly about.
mwmial, v. to mumble, siarad yn aneglur.
N
Naws, n. nature.
nawf, v. nofio, to swim.
neud, adv. dïau, truly.
Neifion, Neptune, god of the sea; sea, water.
O.
Ocyr, n. twyll, crib-ddeilio, deceit.
ofeg (gofeg), n. meddwl, ewyllys; mind, thought.
oflaen, n. bargod, eaves.
osgorddiant (gosgorddiant), v. gorymdeithiant; march.
oror (goror), n. border.
orielau, n. galleries.
oslef (goslef), n. llef, voice.
P.
Parri, Richard Parry, Esgob Llanelwy; a adolygodd gyfieithiad Esgob Morgan o'r Beibl.
pau, n.f. gwlad, country.
pibonwy, n. pibellau o rew oddiwrth fargod; icicles.
pysdodi, v. to run wildly about; gwartheg yn rhedeg ar wres.
