Prawfddarllenwyd y dudalen hon
- D.
- da, daoedd, s.m., cattle.
- dadebru, to awake.
- dadgeri, to unharness.
- dadleu, debate.
- dal, to keep on, to hold.
- dal i wlawio yr oedd, it kept on raining.
- damwain, f, chance, accident.
- darganfyddiad, discovery.
- darlun, picture.
- darllenwr, reader.
- darogan, to prophesy.
- darparu, to provide.
- dathliad, celebration.
- dattod, to loosen.
- dechreu, to begin.
- delai, 3rd pers., sing., fr. dyfod, to come.
- delfryd, ideal.
- delwedd, f, image.
- denu, to entice.
- desgrifio, to describe.
- destlus, lasteful, neat.
- dewis, to choose.
- dewin, wizard, magician.
- diaspedain, to re-echo.
- diau, indeed.
- dibendraw, endless.
- didosturi, pitiless.
- didrugaredd, merciless.
- didwyll, sincere.
- diddig-diddan, happily pleasant.
- diddos, dry, rainproof.
- dieithr, strange.
- diflas, tasteless, uninteresting.
- diflasdod, unpleasantness.
- difrifol, serious.
- difrycheulyd, spotless.
- digalonni, to dishearten.
- digartref, homeless.
- digofus, angered, wrathful.
- digwyddo, to happen.
- dihafal, unrivalled.
- dihysbyddu, to exhaust.
- diloer, moonless.
- diluw, deluge, flood.
- dilyn, to follow.
- dilychwin, undefiled.
- dilyfethair, unshackled.
- dinistriol, disastrous.
- diogi, laziness.
- diogel, safe.
- diosg, to unclothe.
- disgyn, to descend.
- distawrwydd, silence.
- disychedu, to slake thirst.
- diwyd, diligent, industrious.
- diwydrwydd, diligence, industry
- dodi, to put, to place.
- dodrefn, furniture.
- dofn-lydan, adj., deep and wide
- doldir, meadow-land.
- dolef, s.f., shout.
- dolefu, to shout.
- dotio, to dote on, enjoy.
- dracht, s.f., draught.
- droellog, from troellog, winding.
- drwgdybus, suspicious.
- drycinog, foul-weathered.
- drychfeddwl, idea.
- dryll, s.m., gun.
- dull, s.m., form, manner.
- dwrdio, to chide.
- dwys, grave.
