Prawfddarllenwyd y dudalen hon
- siomedigaeth, f, disappointment.
- siriol, cheerful.
- son, s.m., talk, rumour.
- son, v., to talk.
- spon, brand-new.
- su, f, rustle.
- suo, to rustle.
- sut le, what kind of place.
- swyn, charm.
- swatio, to squat.
- sych, dry.
- sydyn, sudden.
- syllu, to gaze.
- sylweddoli, to realize.
- symbylu, to urge.
- symud, to move.
- symudliw, iridescent.
- syndod, wonder.
- syniad, idea, thought.
- synnu, to surprise, to wonder.
- syrthio, to fall.
- syth, straight.
- T.
- taclu, to arrange.
- tae, petae, as it were.
- tafell, s.f., slice.
- taenu, to spread.
- talaeth, f, province.
- tanllwyth, bonfire.
- tanwydd, firewood.
- taran, f, thunder.
- tarddiad, spring, origin.
- tawedog, taciturn.
- tawel, quiet.
- tegell, teapol.
- teisi (pl. of tâs, f.), hayricks.
- teithio, to travel, to journey.
- terfyn, end, terminus.
- teulu, family.
- tewfrig, thick-branched.
- tewi, to become silent.
- teyrnged, f, tribute.
- tirion, kind, gentle.
- tlws, pretty.
- toe, suddenly.
- toi, to cover
- tomen, f, refuse heap.
- toriad, a breaking.
- trafnidiaeth, f, commerce.
- tramwyol, passable.
- trannoeth, the next day.
- trechu, overcome.
- trefnu, to arrange.
- treulio, to spend.
- triniaeth, f, treatment.
- trist, sad.
- tristyd, sadness.
- tro, turn.
- trochfa, f, a bathing, or a dipping.
- troedio, to tread.
- troellog, winding.
- trothwy, threshold.
- trueni, suffering, misery.
- truenus, miserable.
- truanaidd, miserable.
- trugaredd, mercy.
- trwchus, thick.
- trychinebus, calamitous.
- trydanol, electric.
- trydar, to chirp.
