Prawfddarllenwyd y dudalen hon
- menni, pl. of mên, f, waggons.
- mig-chwareu mig, playing bo-peep.
- min, edge.
- min yr awel, keenness of the breeze.
- mintai, f, group, company.
- mis, month.
- moel, bare.
- moethus luxurious.
- morgrug, ants.
- mud, dumb.
- mudo, to move.
- mur, wall.
- murddyn, a ruin.
- mursenaidd, affected.
- mwyafrif, majority.
- mwyniannau, enjoyments.
- mwswgl, moss.
- mynegi, to express.
- N.
- nadau, cries.
- naid, f, jump.
- nef, f, heaven, sky.
- nemawr, scarcely.
- nerth, strength, power.
- newyn, hunger, famine.
- niwa'd, harm.
- nofio, to swim.
- nol yn ol, backwards.
- nos, noson, s.f., night.
- nwyd, f, passion.
- nwyfus, lively.
- nwylant, liveliness, vivacity.
- nythu, to nestle.
- O.
- ochor, f, side.
- oernadu, to scream dolefully.
- ofer, vain.
- ofn, s.m., fear.
- e ofnadwy, awful.
- criel, f, gathering.
- osgo, obliquity.
- osgoi, to avoid.
- P.
- pabellu, to live in tents, to camp.
- paith, prairie.
- pantle, hollow place.
- paratoi, to prepare.
- parlysu, to paralyze.
- pebyll (plural of pabell, f.). tents.
- peithdir, prairie land.
- pelo, struggling,
- penbleth, f, perplexity.
- pendant, strict.
- penderfynu, to conclude, determine.
- penfelyn, auburn-haired.
- pennaeth, chief.
- pennawd, heading, chapter.
- pentref, village.
- perfeddwlad, f, middle country, interior.
- perllan, f, orchard.
- persawrus, sweet-smelling.
- petrusder, hesitancy.
- pistyll, rill spouts.
- plasdy, palace, mansion.
