CYSEGREDIG, a sacred, consecrated.
CHOL, n lap (rf côl).
CHROEN, nf (f in this case), skin (rf croen).
CHWEDL, nf story, fable, tale.
CHWIBANU, v whistling.
CHWILIO, v to search.
CHWYRN, adv (in this case, p. 29), rapidly, swiftly.
CHYFEIRIAD, n direction (rf cyfeiriad).
CHYFLWYNO, v to present (rf cyflwyno).
DAFLOD, nf loft, attic (rf taflod).
DAETHAI v came (pt.)
DAGRAU, np tears (sg deigryn).
DEBYCED, a, eg. d. how like.
DEDWYDDWCH, n happiness.
DEGAN, n toy (rf tegan).
DEDDF, n law, ordinance.
DEITHIO, v travelling (rf teithio).
DIBYNNU, v rely, depend.
DIDRAI a unfailing.
DIDDORDEB, n interest.
DIDDOS, a snug.
DIHUNAIS, v (I) awoke (pt).
DILYNWN, pv (we) follow (sg dilynaf).
DIODDEF, v to suffer.
DIOSGWYD, v stripped, taken off
DISGYNNAI, descended (pt).
DISTAW, a silent.
DIREIDI, n mischievousness.
DIYSGOG, a immovable, firm.
DLYSNI, n beauty (rf tlysni).
DRAETH, n shore, (rf traeth).
DWYS, a serious, grave.
DYFALU, V conjecturing.
DYNER, adv. (in this case),
tenderly (rf tyner).
DYRNU, v to thresh.
DDAMWAIN, n accident (rf damwain).
DDARLLEN, v reading (rf darllen).
DDEWRED, a eq.d. as brave (rf dewred).
DDIBETRUS, adv unhesitatingly (rf dibetrus).
DDIOFAL, a careless (rf diofal).
DDISTAW, adv (in this case, p. 3),
quietly (rf distaw).
DDIWYD, a industrious, diligent (rf diwyd).
DDWYS, adv seriously (rf dwys).
EDRYCHIAD, n look.
EDRYCHODD, v looked (pr).
EGLURHAD, n explanation.
EGWYDDORION, np principles (s egwyddor).
EHANGDER, n expanse.
EILIW, n reflection.
EIRWIR, a truthful (rf geirwir).
EISTEDDAI, V sat (pt).
EITHIN, np gorse (s eithinen).
ENNILL, v carn.
ERAILL, p pn others (s arall).
ERFIN, np turnips (s erfinen).
ESBONIO, v explain.
esmwythfainc, n sofa.
FAE, n bay (rf bae).
FELYSION, np sweets (rf melysion; s melysen).
FEN FAWR, nf a big coach (adv comes first in Eng.); (rf men).
FERWI, v to boil (rf berwi).
FIN, n edge or side (rf min).
FIRI, n pleasure, excitement, rush (rf miri).
FLWYDDYN, n year (rf blwyddyn).
PODDI, v drowning (rf boddi).
FORD, nf table (rf bord).
FORDAITH, nf voyage srf mordaith).
FOR-FORWYN, nf mermaid (rf môr-forwyn).
