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GEIRFA
PAN yn chwilio am eiriau, cofier fod y llythyren c, p, t, g, b, d, ll, m, rh, yn newid yn nechre gair, er enghraifft,—
cath. ei gath. fy nghath. ei chath.
pen. ei ben. fy mhen. ei phen.
troed. ei droed. fy nhroed. ei throed.
geneth. ei eneth. fy ngeneth.
brawd. ei frawd. fy mrawd.
darlun. ei ddarlun. fy narlun.
llyfr. ei lyfr.
mam. ei fam.
rhan. ei ran.
Rhoddir h weithiau o flaen gair, megis,—enw, ei henw.
Os methir cael ystyr gair a ddechreua gydag a, e, i, o, u, w, y, ceir ef, fel rheol, drwy edrych dan y llythyren g.
Arwydda m. masculine; f. feminine; pl. plural.
ACHLOD, m., disgrace.
ADFAIL, m., ruin.
ADLODD, m., aftermath.
AEDDFED, ripe.
AEL, f., brow.
AERON, m. pl., berries.
AFIAETH, m., enjoyment.
AFROSCO, clumsy.
AGERLONG, J., steamer.
ANGERDDOL, ardent.
ANGHYFANEDD—DRA, M., uninhabited desolation.
AIDDGAR, zealous.
ANAFUS, maimed.
ANIAN, m., nature.
ANNWN, Hell.
ANHRIGIANNOL, uninhabited.
ARABEDD, m., wit.
ARAUL, Sunny.
ARDDERCHOWGRWYDD, m., excellence.
ARGEL, f., sequestered place.
ARGRAFFWYR, m. pl., printers.
ARUCHELEDD, m., loftiness.
ARWYDD, m., sign.
BAD, m., boat.
BARA HAIDD, m., barley bread.
BEDWEN, f., birch.
BEIDDGAR, audacious.
BEUNYDD, daily.
BLAGURO, to flourish.
BLOESG, faltering.
BONCYFF, m., stump.
BOTH, f., nave of a wheel.
BRIALLU, m. pl., primroses.
BROCHI, to fume.
BUARTH, m., farm-yard.
BUCHEDD, f., life, morality.
BYDDAROL, deafening.
CABLEDD, m., blasphemy.
CABOLEDIG, polished.
CACWN, m. pl., wasps.
CADDUG, m., fog, mist.
CAER, m., fortified camp.
CANGELL, f., chancel.
CAIN, beautiful.
CANNAID, white.
CARLAM, m., gallop.
CARN, m., hoof.
CAWOD, f., shower.
CEINDER, m., elegance.
CENNAD, m., messenger, message.
CEUBREN, m., hollow tree.
CEULAN, f., bank.
CILFACH, f., nook.
CLOCHYDD, m., sexton.
CLAWDD, m., hedge.
CLOGWYN, m., cliff.
CLWYD, f., gate.
COFFADWRIAETH, J., remembrance.
CORLAN, f., sheepfold.
CORYN, m., summit.
CRAIR, m., relic.
CREBACHU, to shrivel.
CREFYDDOLDER, m., piety.
CRIAFOLEN, f., mountain ash.
CRIBIN, f., hay rake.
CROYW, clear.
CRUPL, m., cripple.
CRWTH THRITHANT, f., violin.
CWTA, short.
CYDRADD, equal.
CYFAREDD, f., charm.
CYFARFOD LLENYDDOL, m., literary meeting.
CYFNOS, m., evening.
CYFORIOG, brim-full.
CYFRIN, m., secret.
CYFUNIAD, m., combination.
CYFFINIAU, m. pl., neighbourhood.
CYFFYRDDIAD, m., touch.
CYMUN, m., the Sacrament.
CYNDDEIRIOGI, to enrage.
CYNRYCHIOLWR, m.resentative.
CYRCHLE, m., resort.
CYRRAU, m. pl., borders.
CYSYLLTIAD, m., connection.
CHWYRNELLU, to whirl.
DADENI, to reanimate.
DAIL TAFOL, m. pl., dock plants.
DEFOSIYNOL, devotional.
DEWINES, f., witch.
DIADLAM, homeless.
DIDRAMWY, unfrequented.
DIFWYNO, to spoil.
DIHYSBYDD, inexhaustible.
DIRYWIO, to degenerate.
DISYFYD, sudden.
DOLENNOG, winding.
DUR, m., steel.
DUWIOLFRYDIG, God-fearing.
DYFNFFORDD, the deep path.
DYHEAD, m., aspiration.
ECHRYDUS, shocking.
EGNI BRAICH, elbow grease.
EINIOES, f., life.
EIRLAW, sleet.
EITHIN, M., gorse.
ENCILFAN, f., retreat.
ENEINIAD, m., anointing.
EOFN, fearless.
ERCHWYS, pack of hounds.
ESGYMUN, execrable.
ETHOLIAD, f., election.
EURAIDD, golden.
EWIG, f., deer.
FFIAIDD, loathsome.
FFERRU, to perish with cold.
FFRAETH, eloquent.
FFREWYLL, J., whip.
FFRIDD, f., sheep-walk.
FFRWD, f., stream.
FFWDANUS, fussy.
GALARGERDD, f., elegy.
GLANWEITHDRA, m., cleanliness.
GLWYS, pure.
GOFAINT, m. pl., blacksmiths.
GORCHUDDIO, to cover.
GORDOI, to overspread.
GOROESI, to survive.
GOROR, f., border.
GORTHRECHOL, oppressive.
GORWEDDLE, f., resting-place.
GRAENUS, of good grain.
GRIS, m., step.
GRUG, m., heather.
GWARAFUN, to grudge.
GWARCHODLU, m., garrison.
GWAREIDDIO, to civilize.
GWEFREIDDIO, to thrill.
GWEIRGLODD. f., meadow.
GWENYNEN, f., bee.
GWEP, f., face.
GWERINOL, democratic.
GWLEIDYDDIAETH, f., politics.
GWLITHLAW, m., drizzle.
GWRIDO, to blush.
GWREGYS, m., belt.
GWYDDEL, m., Irishman.
GWYLEIDD-DRA, m., modesty.
GWYNGALCHU, to whitewash.
GWYRDDLESNI, m., verdure.
GWYRYFON, f. pl., virgins.
HALOG, polluted.
HEDDGEIDWAD, m., policeman.
HENDAID, m., great grandfather.
HERCIAN, to wobble.
HESBEN Y GLWYD, the hasp of
the gate.
HIRHOEDLOG, longlived.
HIRLLAES, long.
HOGLANC, m., stripling.
HUD, m., charm.
HUDOLUS, alluring..
HULIO, to deck.
HUNELL, f., nap.
HYDREF, m., autumn, October.
HYNAFIAETHWR, m., antiquary.
IACHUSRWYDD, m., healthiness.
LARTSWYDD, J. pl., larches.
LLAETHWEN, milky white.
LLAFN, m., blade.
LLANNERCH, f., open space.
LLECHWRAIDD, skulkingly.
LLEDNEISRWYDD, m., modesty.
LLEDRITH, m., magic.
LLEIDIOG, muddy.
LLESMAIR, m., swoon.
LLETHR, f., slope.
LLOERGAN, m., moonlight.
LLUS, m., bilberries.
LLWYDNOS, f., evening.
LLWYDREW, m., hoar-frost.
LLWYFAN, m., platform.
LLYS, m., court.
MACHLUD, m., sunset.
MALIO, to care.
MANGRE, f., spot.
MARCHOGAETH, to ride.
MASNACHOL, commercial.
MASARN, f., sycamore.
MAWNOG, f., peat-bog.
MEILLION, m. pl., clover.
MORFA, f., moor.
MURDDYN, m., ruin.
MURMUR, m., murmur.
MWSOGL, m., moss.
MYFYRGAR, studious.
MYGYSLEN, f., cigarette.
MYNACH, m., monk.
NADGANU, to wail.
NAWSEIDDIO, to soften.
NOETHLWM, exposed.
NWYFUS, spirited.
ORIADURWR, m., watchmaker.
ORIG, f., little while.
PALMWYDD, f. pl., palm trees.
PARABLUS, loquacious.
PATRIARCHAIDD, patriarchal.
PELYDR, m., ray.
PERAROGL, m., fragrance.
PERSONDY, m., parsonage.
PERTH, f., bush.
PERSAWR, of fine taste.
PLWYFOLION, m. pl., parishioners.
PLYGEINIOL, very early.
PINWYDDEN, f., pine tree.
PORI, to graze.
PRUDDGLWYFUS, depressed.
PRYDYDDOL, poetic.
RHADLON, genial.
RHAMANT, f., romance.
RHEDYN, m. pl., fern.
RHEITHORDY, m., Vicarage.
RHITH, m., guise, appearance.
RHWYSG, m., career, pomp.
RHYDDFRYDIAETH, Liberalism.
RHYDDIAETH, m., prose.
RHYNLLYD, shivering.
RWBEL, m., rubble, mud.
SAER, pl., SEIRI, m., artisan, carpenter.
SAFFRWM, m., saffron.
SANGU, to trample.
SECURYD, m., idleness.
SIBRWD, m., whisper.
SIMNEI, f., chimney.
SOBRDDWYS, profound.
SUGNDYNOL, suckling.
SYLWEDD, m., substance.
SYPIAU YD, sheaves of corn.
TALOG, jaunty.
TANFORWR, m., submarine.
TARTH, m., haze.
TELAID, graceful.
TES, m., heat.
TEWFRIG, thick-branched.
TOMEN, f., dunghill.
TORAETH, J., abundance.
TRADDODIAD, m., tradition.
TRAGWYDDOLDEB, m., Eternity.
TRAMWYO, to traverse.
TREIDDIO, to penetrate.
TROELLI, to wind.
TRUM, m., ridge.
TRYCHIOLAETH, a terrible sight.
TRYFRITH, speckled.
TUSWOG, bunched.
TWLC, m., shed.
TWYSO, to lead a horse.
TYWALLT, to pour.
WYLOFAIN, to weep.
YDLAN, f., rick yard.
YMADRODDUS, eloquent.
YMLUSGIAD, m., reptile.
YMDDIRIED, to entrust.
YMSEISNIGEIDDIO, to Anglicize.
YSBLANDER, m., splendour.
YSGAR, to separate.
YSGAW, f., elder wood.
YSGLYFAETH, m., prey, booty.
YSGWYDD, shoulder.
YSGYRNYGU, to snarl.
YSGYTHROG, craggy.
YSMOCIWR, m., smoker.
DIWEDD.
WRECSAM:
HUGHES A'I FAB, CYHOEDDWYR.