ACHUBWYD, v saved (pt.)
ADEGAU, np season (sg adeg).
ADDURN, n ornament.
ADDYSG, n education.
AELWYD, nf hearth.
AGORAIS, v (1) opened (prt).
ANGAU, n death.
ANGHYSBELL, a remote.
ALLU, n power; rf gallu.
ALLWEDD, nf key.
ANAML, ady seldom.
ANERCHIAD, n address.
ANRHYDEDD, n honour.
ANWYBODUS, a ignorant.
ARDAL, nf neighbourhood.
ARHOLIAD, n examination.
ARIAN, a (in this case, p 3), silver; (p. 60, it is a noun, and means wealth or money).
AROGL, n smell, scent.
ARWYR, np heroes; sq arwr.
ASTUD, adv attentively, diligently.
AWCHUS, adv eagerly.
BACH (p. 39, line 19), n hook.
BAE (mûr-gilfach),n bay.
BARN, n judgment.
BASTAI, n pie (rf pastai)
BELYDRAU, np rays, beams (rf, sq pelydr).
BENBLETH, nf perplexity (rf penbleth).
BENDERFYNIAD, n determination (rf penderfyniad).
BENTAN, n hob (rf pentan).
BENTHYG, n loan.
BEUDY, n cow-house.
BODDI, v drown(ed), (pt).
BREF, nf bleat.
BREICHIAU, np arms (sq braich).
BRENNAU, np timber (rf, sg pren).
BRWDFRYDIG, a enthusiastic.
BRYD, n time (rf pryd);HEN BRYD, high time.
BRYDERUS, adv (in this case, p. 5), anxiously (rf pryderus).
BWRLYMAI v bubbled (pt).
BWTHYN, nf cottage.
BYCHAN, a small.
BYW (I'R a quick last line p. 62).
BYWOLIAETH, nf a living, livelihood.
CALANGAEAF, n Allhallowtide,
Allsaints (November 1st, the period when, in some districts, servants are engaged).
CAMWEDD, n wrong, transgression, iniquity.
CAREDIG, a kind.
CEFNU, v to turn their backs (p. 21), return.
CENEDL, n nation.
CERBYD, n carriage.
CERYDD, n rebuke, reproof.
CLAWDD, n fence, dyke, hedge.
CLOD, n praise.
CLWYD, n gate (n this sense, p. 32) South Wales; Llidiart is the word used in N. Wales for gate, clwyd being used for "roost."
CNOI, v chewing.
CRIBINIAU, np rakes (sg cribin see rhaca).
CROESO, n welcome.
CURAIS (I) knocked (pt).
CWR, n corner, spot.
CYFLE, n opportunity.
CYFREITHIWR, n solicitor, lawyer.
CYNGHORION, np advice, counsel (s cyngor).
CYMDOGION, np neighbours (s cymydog).
CYMRU n Wales.
CYMRY, np Welshmen (sg Cymro)
CYNHAEAF, n harvest.
CYNNAR, a early.
