Prawfddarllenwyd y dudalen hon
- plethu, to twine.
- plu, feathers.
- pluo, to pluck feathers.
- plygu 'n wylaidd, to bend reverentially.
- porfaog, grassy.
- praidd, flock.
- praffu, to thicken.
- preswylydd, inhabitant.
- priddfeini, bricks.
- pryder, anxiety.
- prysur, busy.
- purion (interjection), good, very well;
- purion enw, a right good name;
- yn burion, very well.
- pwyll, mind, sense.
- pylgeiniol, at cock-crow, very early.
- pysgod, (pl.) fish.
- pythefnos, fortnight.
- Rh.
- GEIRFA.
- rhadlon, genial.
- rhaglaw, deputy governor,
- viceroy.
- rhaglawiaeth, f, governorship, prefecture.
- rhaglen, f. programme.
- rhus, hesitation.
- rhawg, a long time.
- rhedeg, to run.
- rhedyn, fern.
- rheibus, devouring.
- rhes, f, row.
- rhewllyd, frosty.
- rhigol, f, rut.
- rhisgl, bark (of tree).
- rhone, adj., rank.
- rhoi, for rhoddi, to give.
- rhugl, fluent, free.
- rhuo, to roar.
- rhuthr, s.m., rush.
- rhuthrgyrch, f, raid.
- rhwygo, to rend.
- rhwth, flabby.
- rhych, f, furious.
- rhydio, to ford.
- rhyfeddod, s.m., wonder.
- rhyfyg, presumption.
- rhywsut, somehow.
- S.
- saeth, f, arrow.
- sarhad, affront.
- sathrfa dan draed, f, a trampled place.
- sawdl, heel.
- sefydlu, to colonize, settle.
- sefyll, to stand.
- serliog, starry.
- sglodion (from ysglodion), chips.
- sgrwtian (from ysgrytian), to shiver.
- sgwrs' (from ysgwrs), f, chat, conversation.
- sibrwd, s.m., whisper.
- sibrwd, v., to whisper.
- sicr, sure.
