OCHENAID, nf groan, sigh.
ODDI ALLAN, prep outside, without.
OFFER-SAER, np carpenter's tools (s offeryn).
OGED, n harrow.
ORIADURON, пp watches (s oriawr).
ORIAWR, nf watch.
ORSAF, nf station (rf gorsaf).
PECHOD, n sin.
PEIRIANT, n machine (threshing machine).
PERT, a pretty.
PILYN, n garment.
PLADURIAU, np scythes (s pladur).
PLENTYN, n child.
PLWYF, n parish.
PORTHI, v to feed.
PRYSUR, ad diligently.
PHOBLOGAIDD, a popular (rf poblogaidd).
RAMANT, n romance (rf rhamant).
RAWIAU, np spades (rf rhawiau; s
RHACA, np harvest rakes (s rhac, see cribin).
RHAEADR nfm cataract, waterfall.
RHAFFAU, np ropes (s rhaff).
RHEITHOR, n rector.
RHIW, nfm hill, ascent.
RHODDION, np gifts (s rhodd).
RHOS, nf moor.
RHUAI, v roared (pt).
RHUDDAUR, a (in this case, p. 15) ruddy-gold.
RYFEDDOD, 7 Wonder (rf rhyfeddod).
SACHAID, nf sackful.
SEIBIANT, leisure.
SERTH, a steep.
SIMNE, na chimney.
SIOMEDIG, a disappointed
SIRIOL, adv (in this case), cheerfully).
SWYDDFA, nf office.
SWYNION, np charms (s swyn).
SYLWEDD, n substance.
SYLLODD, v gazed (pt).
SYNNU, V wondered (pt).
THALCEN, n forehead (rf talcen).
THLYSNI, n beauty (rf tlysni).
TAN, n fire.
TAS, nf stack.
TEGAN, n toy.
TEGELL, n kettle.
TERPYN, n end, close, boundary.
TEULU, n family.
TONNOG, a wavy.
TOSTURIWCH, v imper (you) pity.
TORRI (v) ERFIN (n) literally, cutting turnips; generally known as turnip-pulping.
TORRI (v) GWELLT (n) literally, cutting straw; generally known as chaff-cutting.
TRAETH, n shore.
TREULIASOM, V (we) spent (pt).
TRISTAU, v to sadden, to grieve.
TROCHI, v bathe, dip, immerse.
TROWR, n winder, twister.
TRWSIADUS, a well-dressed.
TYDDYN, n tenement, holding.
TYWYS, np ears (of corn), (s tywysen).
UFUDD a obedient.
UNDONOG, a monotonous.
UNIG, a alone, lonely.
UNLLIW, a of the same colour.
WADODD, v denied (rf gwadodd, pt).
WARIO, v to spend (rf gwario).
WAU, v knitting (rf gwau).
WEDDW, nf widow (rf gweddw).
WELY, ni bed (rf gwely).
