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1. Introduction
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2. Nouns
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*A Note On The Welsh Alphabet*
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aber - estuary
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adduned - resolution
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Adeg - Occasion , Time , Period
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Aden - Wing
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Adeilad - Building , Structure , Premises
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Aderyn - Bird
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Adfail - Ruin
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Adfyd - Adversity , Affliction
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adolygiad - review, revision
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Afal - Apple
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afanc - beaver, aquatic monster
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Afiechyd - Disease, Illness, Sickness
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Afon - River
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Alaw - Tune
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Allwedd - Key
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Anghyfleustra - Inconvenience
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ambiwlans - ambulance
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Amddiffynfa - Fortress, Citadel, Stronghold, Defence
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Amgueddfa - Museum
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Amgylchoedd - Surroundings, Environs
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amgylchedd - environment, circumference
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amheuaeth - doubt, scepticism, qualm, misgiving, suspicion, dubiety
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Amser - Time
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Amserlen - Schedule, Timetable
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amwysedd - ambiguity, equivocation
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Angen - Need
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anghenfil - monster, ogre
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Angor - Anchor
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Anhwylder - Sickness, Ailment, Complaint
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Anifail - Animal
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Annibyniaeth - Independence
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Annwyd - Cold
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Anrheg - Present, Gift
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Archeb - Order
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Archfarchnad - Supermarket
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Ardal - Area, District
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arddangosfa - exhibition, display
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Arddwrn - Wrist
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arfordir - coast
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argae - dam, embankment, weir, barrage
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Arglwydd - Lord
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Arholiad - Exam
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Arhosfan - Stopping-place , Halt , Resting-place , Residence , Abode
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Arian - Money
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arteffact - artefact
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Arth - Bear
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Arweinlyfr - Guide book
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Arweinydd - Conductor , Leader , Guide
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Arwydd - Sign
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arwyddair - motto, slogan, catchphrase
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arwyddbost - signpost
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arwynebedd - surface area, area
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asgwrn - bone
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Astudiaeth - Study
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Asyn - Donkey
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Ateb - Answer , Reply , Solution
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atgof - remembrance, memory, reminiscence
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Atgyweiriad - Repair , Restoration
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Athrawes / Athro - Teacher
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Athroniaeth - Philosophy, Ideology
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athrylith - genius
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Aur - Gold
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awdur - author
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Awr - Hour
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Awyr - Air , Sky
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Awyren - Aeroplane
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Babi - Baby
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Bachgen - Boy
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Bacwn , Cig Moch - Bacon
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Bae - Bay
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Bag - Bag
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Balŵn - Balloon
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Banana - Banana
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baner - banner, flag, standard
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Bara - Bread
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Barcud coch - Red Kite
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Bardd - Poet
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Barn - Opinion, Judgement, View
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Batri - Battery
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Bawd - Thumb
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bedd - grave
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Beic - Bike , Bicycle
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Beic modur - Motorbike
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Benyw - Woman
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berfa - wheelbarrow
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bil - bill
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Bioleg - Biology
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Blwyddyn, Blwydd, Blynedd - Year
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Bore - Morning
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blog - blog
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Blwch - Box
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Braich - Arm
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Bragdy - Brewery
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Brân - Crow
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Brawd - Brother
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Brêc, Brâc - Brake ( mechanism )
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Brecwast - Breakfast
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brenin - king, monarch, sovereign
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Brest - Chest, Breast
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Bresychen - Cabbage
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breuddwyd - dream
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bron - breast, mamma
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Brwydr - Battle
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bryd - mind, heart, will
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Bryn - Hill
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Bryngaer - Hillfort
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Bual - Buffalo, Bison
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Buddsoddiad - Investment
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Buwch - Cow
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Bwced - Bucket
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Bwrdd - Table
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Bws - Bus
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Bwyd - Food
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Bwyty - Restaurant
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Byd - World
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byrbryd - snack
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Bys - Finger
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Bywyd - Life
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Cacen, Teisen - Cake
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Cadair - Chair
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cae - field
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caer - castle , fort , rampart
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Calon - Heart
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calori - calorie
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Cam - Step , Pace , Injury , Wrong , Stage
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Camera - Camera
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Camgymeriad - Mistake
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camlas - canal
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campfa - gymnasium
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Campwaith - Masterpiece
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camwedd - misdeed, iniquity, transgression, wrongdoing
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can - can
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Cân - Song
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Canwr - Singer
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Cangen - Branch, Bough
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Caniatâd - Permission, Consent, Permit
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Canllaw - Railing , Guideline , Blueprint , Guide
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Canlyniad - Result , Outcome
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Canol - Center , Middle
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Canrif - Century
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capel - chapel
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Car - Car
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Cariad - love , loved one
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Carnifal - Carnival
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Carol - Carol
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Carped - Carpet
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carafán - caravan
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carnedd - cairn
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Carreg - Stone
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Cartref - Home
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Carw - Deer
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Casgen - Cask
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Casgliad - Collection, Conclusion, Inference
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Castell - Castle
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Cath - Cat
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Caws - Cheese
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Ceffyl -Horse
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Cefnder - Cousin
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Cefndir - Background
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Ceg - Mouth
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Cegin - Kitchen
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ceiliog gwynt - weather vane
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Ceiniog - Penny
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Cemeg - Chemistry
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cen - lichen, skin, scales, dandruff
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Cenedl - Nation , Gender , Race
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Cerddorfa - Orchestra
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Cerddwr - Walker
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Cerdyn post - Postcard
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Cerfiad - Carving, Sculpture
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Cerflun - Statue , Engraving
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Cerrynt - Current, Course, Road
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Ci - Dog
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Cildraeth / Childraeth - Cove, Small Bay
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Cinio - Dinner
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Cig - Meat
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Clawdd - Hedge, Dyke, Embankment
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cledr - rail, railway, rod, stave, palm ( of the hand )
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Cleddyf - Sword
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Clerigwr - Clergyman
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cliw - clue
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cloc - clock
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Cloch - Bell
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Cloddfa - Mine, Quarry
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Clogwyn - Cliff
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Clust - Ear
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Clwb - Club
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Clyw - Hearing
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Cocatŵ - Cockatoo
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coco - cocoa
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Cocsen - Cockle
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Coeden - Tree
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Coed tân - Firewood
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Coedwig - Forest / Wood
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Coes - Leg
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Cofeb - Memorial , Memorandum
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Cofion - Regards
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Coffi - Coffee
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Copa - Top , Summit , Crest
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copi - copy
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Côr - Choir
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Corff - Body
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cornel - corner
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cors - bog, swamp
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cosb - punishment, penalty
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Cot - Coat
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Cowboi - Cowboy
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craig - rock
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Cranc - Crab
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Crib - Ridge , Crest , Comb
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Croesair - Crossword
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Croeso - Welcome
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crog - cross, rood, gallows
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crogwely - hammock
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Cronfa - Reservoir
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Crud - Cradle
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cur pen - headache
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Cwarantîn - Quarantine
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cwbl - all, everything
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Cwch - Boat
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cwch gwenyn - bee hive
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Cwestiwn - Question
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Cwm - Valley
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Cwmpas - Compass
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cwmwl - cloud
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cwningen - rabbit
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Cwpan - Cup
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Cwpl - Couple
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cwrs - course
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Cwrw - Beer
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cwrwgl - coracle
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cwsg - sleep
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Cwyn - Complaint , Greivance
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cydnabyddiaeth - acquaintance, acknowledgment, renumeration, recognition, acknowledgement
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Cyfarfod - Meeting, Gathering
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Cyfieithiad - Translation
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cyflwr - condition, state
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cyflymder - swiftness, speed, velocity
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Cyfnod - Period , Term , Era
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cyfnos - evening, twilight, dusk
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Cyfrifiadur - Computer
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Cyfrinach - Secret
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cyfrinair - password
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cylch - circle, group, ring, cycle, area
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Cymeriad - Character , Reputation
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Cymorth - Help , Aid , Assistance
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Cymru - Wales
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Cymysgedd - Mixture
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Cyndad - Ancestor
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cynefin - habitat, haunt
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Cyngerdd - Concert
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cyngor - council, advice, counsel
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Cynhwysyn - Ingredient
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Cynllun - Plan, Scheme, Project
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Cynulleidfa - Audience
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Cyrchfan - Destination
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cysgod - shadow, shade, shelter, reflection
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Cystadleuaeth - Competition
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Cytgord - Harnomy , Concord
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Cyw - Chicken
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Cyw - Chick
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Chaiacwr, Caiaciwr, Caiacwr - Kayaker
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Chwaer - Sister
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Chwaraewr - Player
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Chwarel - Quarry
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Chwedl - Story, Tale, Anecdote, Legend
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Chwyldro - Revolution , Rotation , Orbit
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chwythdwll - blowhole, blasthole
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Daear - Earth
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Daearyddiaeth - Geography
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Dafad - Sheep
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Daioni - Goodness , Good , Bounty
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Damwain - Accident
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dannodd - toothache
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Dant - Tooth
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darlledwr - broadcaster
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darn - piece, segment, fraction, area, patch
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datblygiad - development
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deinosor - dinosaur
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Delwedd - Image , Identity
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Derw - Oak
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Desg - Desk
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Deuparth - Two-thirds
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dibyn - precipice, cliff, edge
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Difyrrwch - Diversion, Amusement, Fun, Recreation
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Digrifwch - Fun , Amusement , Mirth
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Digwyddiad - Event, Happening
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Dilledyn - Garment, Article of clothing
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Dinas / Caer - City
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Diolch - Thanks , Thank you
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dirwest - temperance, abstinence
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disgrifiad - description
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Disgyniad - descent
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Diwedd - End
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Diwrnod - Day
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Doethineb - Wisdom
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Dogfen - Document, Documentary
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dolffin - dolphin
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Dosbarth - Class , District , Grade
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Draig - Dragon
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dringfa - climb, ascent
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Drws - Door
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drych - mirror, sight
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drysfa - maze
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Dur - Steel
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Duw - God
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Dŵr - Water
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Dwyrain - East
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dychryn - fright, scare, terror, horror, panic, alarm, dread
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dychymyg - imagination
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Dydd - Day
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Dydd Llun - Monday
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Dydd Sul - Sunday
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Dyffryn - Valley
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Dyfodol - Future
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Dyn - Man
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dynamit, dynameit, deinameit - dynamite
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dynes - woman
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Dysgwr - Learner
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e-bost - e-mail
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effaith - effect, impact
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Eglwys - Church
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Eglwys Gadeiriol - Cathedral
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Egwyl - Break, Interval, Half-time
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Eira - Snow
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eirlithriad - avalanche
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Eisiau - To Want
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Eisteddfod - Eisteddfod
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Eliffant - Elephant
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Ellyll - Fiend / Ghost / Goblin / Elf
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Emyn - Hymn
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Enghraifft - Example, Instance
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Englyn - Welsh Alliterative Stanza
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Enw - Name
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Esgid - Shoe
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Esgob - Bishop
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Ewythr - Uncle
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Ffaglen - Torch
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Ffansi - Fancy
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Ffarmwr, Ffermwr - Farmer
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Ffasiwn - Fashion
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Ffefryn - Favourite
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Ffenestr - Window
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Ffens - Fence
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Fferi - Ferry
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Fferm / Hafod - Farm
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ffermdy - farmhouse
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Fferyllfa - Pharmacy
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Ffilm - Film
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ffin - border, boundary, barrier
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Ffiseg - Physics
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Ffisiotherapydd - Physiotherapist
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ffitrwydd - fitness
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ffitrwydd - fitness
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Ffon - Stick , Staff
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Ffôn - Telephone
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Ffordd - Road
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Ffos - Moat , Ditch , Trench
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ffosil - fossil
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Ffotograffiaeth - Photography
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Ffotograffwr, Ffotograffydd - Photographer
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Ffrind - Friend
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Ffwrn - Oven
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ffynhonnell - source
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Ffynnon - Well , Spring , Fountain
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Gafr - Goat
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Gair - Word
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Galargan - Dirge , Elegy
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gallt - hill, cliff, wood
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Gardd - Garden
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garlleg - garlic
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Geiriau - Lyrics (song lyrics)
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Geiriadur - Dictionary
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Gêm - Game
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gên - jaw
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Glan - Bank (of river), Shore
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Glaniad - Landing , Disembarkation
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Glaw - Rain
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Glin - Knee
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glo - coal
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Glöwr - Collier
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Gobaith - Hope
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gofal - care, caution, charge, anxiety, precaution
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Gofod - Space
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Gofodwr - Astronaut
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Gogledd - North
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gogoniant - glory
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Golau - Light
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Goleudy - Lighthouse
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Golwg - View , Sight , Appearance
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Golygfa - View
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Gorchymyn - Order, Command
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Gored - Weir, dam, fish trap
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Gorffennol - Past
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Gorffwysfa - Resting-place
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Gorfod - Necessity , Obligation , To have to
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Gorllewin - West
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Gorsaf - Station
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Grug - Heather
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Gwahaniaeth - Difference , Distinction
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Gwaith - Work
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Gwaith Cartref - Homework
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Gwaith glo - Colliery
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Gwallt - Hair
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gwarchodfa - reserve, reservation, sanctuary
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gwasanaeth - use, service, set-up
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Gwastraff - Waste, Extravagance
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Gwaun - Moor
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Gwawr - dawn, daybreak, hue, shade
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Gwddf - Throat
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Gwe - Web
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Gweddill - Rest , Remnant , Balance
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Gwefan - Website
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gwely crog - hammock
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Gwelliant - Improvement
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Gwellt - Grass
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Gwenynen - Bee
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Gwely - Bed
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Gwerinwr - Peasant / Common man
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Gwers - Lesson
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Gwerth - Worth , Value
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Gwesty - Hotel
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Gwifr - Wire
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Gwir - Truth
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Gwirionedd - Truth , Reality
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Gwisg - Dress, Garment
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gwiwer - squirrel
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Gwlad - Country , Nation
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Gwlân - Wool
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Gwleidyddiaeth - Politics
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Gwn - Gun
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Gwobr - Prize
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Gŵr - Husband
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Gwraig - Wife
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gwrthddywediad - contradiction
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Gwybodaeth - Information
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gwydr - glass
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gwyddbwyll - chess
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Gŵyl - Holiday
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Gwymon - Seaweed
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gwynt - wind, smell, flatulence
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gwrych - hedge, hedgerow
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Haearn - iron
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Haf - Summer
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Halen - Salt
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hamdden - spare time, pastime, leisure, recreation
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Hamog - Hammock
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Hanes - History
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hanner - half
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Harddwch - Beauty
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Haul - Sun
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Heddlu - Police
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Helynt - Trouble
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hofrennydd - helicopter
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Hosan - Sock
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Hud - Magic
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Hufen - Cream
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Hwyaden - Duck
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hwyl - goodbye, fun, humor, humour
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Hwyr - Evening
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hysbyseb - advertisement , notice
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Iâ - Ice
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Iaith - Language
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iechyd - health
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ieuenctid - youth
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injan - engine
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Is-deitl, Isdeitl, Isteitl - subtitle
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Iwerddon - Ireland
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labrinth - labyrinth
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lansiwr rocedi - rocket launcher
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logo - logo
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Lori - Lorry, Truck
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Losinen - Sweet , Candy
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Loteri - Lottery
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lwc - luck
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Llaeth - Milk
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Llais - Voice
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llamhidydd - porpoise, acrobat, jumper
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Llan / Pentref - Village
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llanast - mess, havoc, disorder
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Llanw - Tide
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Llaw - Hand
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Llawenydd - Euphoria, Joy
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Llawr - Floor
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Lle - Place , Accommodation, Room
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llechen - slate
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Lleidr - Thief
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lleoliad - location
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Lleuad - Moon
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Llew - Lion
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Llif - Flood
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Llinell - Line, Lineout, Stripe
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Lliw - Colour
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lloc - fold, pen, enclosure
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Lloegr - England
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Llong - Ship
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Llong danfor - Submarine
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Llopan - Boot
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Llun - Picture, Photograph
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Llusen - Bilberry, Whimberry
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Llwy - Spoon
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Llwybr - Path
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Llyfr - Book
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Llyfrgell - Library
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Llyfrgellydd - Librarian
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Llygad - Eye
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Llygoden - Mouse
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llygoden fawr - rat
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Llymaid - Sup, Sip, Drop
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Llyn - Lake
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llystyfiant - vegetation
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Llythyr - Letter
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Mab - Son
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Machlud - Sunset
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madarchen - mushroom
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maddeuant - pardon, forgiveness, absolution
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Maes Awyr - Airport
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Maes Parcio - Parking , Car Park
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Magnel - Gun , Artillery , Cannon
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Mam - Mother
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Mam-gu / Nain - Grandmother
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Man - Place , Spot
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Mainc - Bench
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Maneg - Glove
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Manylyn - Detail
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Map - Map
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Marchnad - Market
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Mathemateg - Mathematics
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medal - medal
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Meddwl - Mind , Thought
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meddwyn - drunk, drunkard, inebriate
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meddyg - doctor
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mellten - lightning
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Menyn , Ymenyn - Butter
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Merch - Daughter / Girl
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metel - metal
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Mil - Thousand
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milltir - mile
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Mis - Month
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Miwsig , Cerddoriaeth - Music
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Mochyn - Pig
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moddion - medicine
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modfedd - inch
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Modryb - Aunt
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Moment - Moment
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Môr - Sea
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Moryd - Estuary, Inlet
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Munud - Minute
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Mur - Wall
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Mwgwd - Mask
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Mwnci - Monkey
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Mwydyn - Worm
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Myfyriwr - Student
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mynediad - going, access, admission, admittance
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Mynydd - Mountain
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Nadolig - Christmas
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Nai - Nephew
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Nant - Stream
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neb - no-one
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nef, nefoedd - heaven
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neges - message
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Nerf - Nerve
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Newid - Change, Alteration, Amendment
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Newyddion - News
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Nifer - Number
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Nith - Niece
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Niwl - Mist , Fog
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nod - note, mark, brand, target, objective, purpose, goal
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nodwedd - character, characteristic, feature, trait
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Nos - Night
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Nwy - Gas
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Ochr - Side
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Oergell - Fridge
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Oes - Age, Lifetime
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Offer - Tools , Instruments , Equipment
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Offeryn - Instrument
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Ogof - Cave
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Pabell - Tent
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Paentiad - Painting
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Palas - Palace
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Paned - A cuppa (usually tea)
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panel - panel
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Parc - Park
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Parlwr - Parlor , Parlour
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Parti - Party
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Pasbort - Passport
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Patrwm - Pattern
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Pawb - Everyone
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Peint - Pint
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peiriant - machine, engine
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Pêl-droed - Football, Soccer
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Pellter - Distance
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Pelydr - Ray
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Pen - Head
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Penblwydd - Birthday
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pencadlys - headquarters
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Penderfyniad - Decision, Resolution , Determination
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Pendro - Vertigo , Dizziness
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Pensil / Pensel - Pencil
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Penwythnos - Weekend
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Perfformiad - Performance
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Perygl - Danger
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Peth - Thing
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Pibell - Pipe
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Picnic - Picnic
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Pilipala - Butterfly
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pin - pin
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pinacl - pinnacle
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planed - planet
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planhigyn - plant
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Plentyn - Child
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Pleser - Pleasure
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plwm - lead
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plws - plus sign, positive (math), positive (electricity)
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Pobl - People
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polyn - pole
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Pont - Bridge
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Popeth - Everything
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popty - oven, bakehouse
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Porthladd - Port, Harbour
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Pos - Puzzle , Riddle , Conundrum
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Post - Post
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postyn - post , bollard
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potel - bottle
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Praidd - Flock
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Pram - Pram
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pren - wood, tree, timber
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presenoldeb - presence, attendance
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Prifardd - Chief bard, Pre-eminent poet
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Prifysgol - University
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Prinder - Scarcity , Shortage , Deficiency
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Priordy - Priory
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Profiad - Experience
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pry cop - spider
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Pryd - Time, Season, Aspect
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Prynhawn - Afternoon
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pwêr - power
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Pwll - Pool
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Pwmp - Pump
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Pwrpas - Purpose
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Pwyll - Prudence , Sense , Discretion
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pwynt - point
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Pysgod - Fish
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Pysgod Cregyn - Shellfish
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Radio - Radio
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Ras - Race
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rownd - round
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Rygbi - Rugby
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Rhaca - Rake
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Rhad - Blessing , Grace , Favour
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Rhaid - Necessity
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Rhan - Part, Role, Segment
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Rhaw - Spade
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rheithgor - jury
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rheilffordd - railway
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Rheolwr - Manager, Controller
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rhes - row, rank, stripe, line, queue, bank
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rhith - form , guise , appearance , disguise
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Rhufeiniad - Roman
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Rhybudd - Warning , Alert , Notice
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rhyd - ford
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Rhyfel - War
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rhyngrwyd - internet, network
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rhyw - sort, kind, sex, gender, some, certain, any, somewhat
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Rhywbeth - Something
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rhywogaeth - species, genus, breed, sort, kind
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Rhywun - Someone, Somebody
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Saesneg - English
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Safle - Site, Position, Rank
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sang - pressure, tread
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sarn - causeway. litter, pavement, ledge
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Saws - Sauce
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Sbaner - Spanner
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sbectol - glasses, spectacles
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sbwriel - rubbish
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Selsigen - Sausage
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seren - star, asterisk
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sgôr - score
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Sgwd , Rhaeadr - Waterfall
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Siaced - Jacket
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Siaced - Jacket
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sied - shed
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Silff - Shelf
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Simnai - Chimney
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Sinc - Sink
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Sinema - Cinema
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Siop - Shop
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Siwgr - Sugar
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Slêd - Sled, Sledge, Toboggan
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smyglwr - smuggler, gun-runner
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Soffa - Couch
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stamp - stamp
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Storfa - Store, Repository, Warehouse
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Straeon - Stories
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strwythur - structure
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sŵn - sound, noise
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Swydd - Job, Post
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Swyddfa - Office
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syndod - surprise
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Syrffiwr - Surfer
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Sychder - Dryness, Drought
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Syniad - Idea
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Synnwyr - Sense
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tabledi - pills
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Tacsi - Taxi
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Tad - Father
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Tad-cu - Grandfather
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Tafarn - Pub
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taflen - list, leaflet, flyer, handout, table
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Tafod - Tongue
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Tair - Three
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Taith - Journey
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Taliad - Payment
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Tân - Fire
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Tân gwyllt - Fireworks
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Tarw - Bull
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Taten - Potato
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Te - Tea
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teimlad - feeling, sensation
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teithiwr - traveller
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Telyn - Harp
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Tenis, Tennis - Tennis
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Teulu - Family
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Teledu - Television
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Til - Till , Checkout
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tipyn - a little, a bit
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To - Roof
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Tocyn - Ticket
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Toiled - Toilet
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toll - toll
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Ton - Wave
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torf - crowd
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Tortsh - Torch
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trac - track
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Traeth - Beach
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Traethawd - Essay, Dissertation
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trafferth - trouble
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traffig - traffic
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Traphont - Viaduct
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Tref - Town
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trefn - order
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Treftadaeth - Heritage, Inheritance
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Trên - Train
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tresbaswr - trespasser
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Tro - Walk , Turn , Time , Occasion , Bend , Turning , Tour , Outing
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Troed - Foot
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troedfedd - foot (length)
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Troli - Trolley
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Trueni - Pity
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Trugaredd - Mercy
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Trwyn - Nose
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trychineb - disaster, catastrophe, calamity
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Trydan - Electricity
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Twll - Hole , Puncture
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Twnnel - Tunnel
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Twpsyn - Idiot, Fool
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Tŵr - Tower
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Twrci - Turkey
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Twristaidd - Tourist
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Ty - House
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Tyfiant - Growth
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tystiolaeth - evidence
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Tywel - Towel
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Tywod - Sand
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Tywydd - Weather
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Tywysog, Tywysoges - Prince, Princess
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Theatr - Theatre
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Theori - Theory
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uchder - height, altitude, top
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ucheldir - highland , upland
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Uffern - Hell
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Ugain - Twenty
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Unawd - Solo
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Undeb - Union
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unman - nowhere, anywhere
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Unrhywun - Anyone
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Wagen - Wagon
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wal - wall
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Waled - Wallet
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We - Internet
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whilber - wheelbarrow
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Wnionyn - Onion
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Wy - Egg
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wyneb - face, surface, frontage
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Wythnos - Week
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Ymadrodd - Phrase, Expression, Saying
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ymdrech - effort, struggle, endeavour
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ymddangosiad - appearance
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Ymddiheuriad - Apology
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Ymwelwr - Visitor, Tourist
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Ymyl - Edge, Border, Margin
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Ymyrraeth - Interference
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ynfytyn - moron , simpleton , idiot , fool , maniac
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Ynys - Island
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Ysbaid - Respite, Interval
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Ysbyty - Hospital
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Ysglyfaeth - Prey, Spoil, Booty
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Ysgol - School
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ysgrif - essay, article, writing
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ysgubor - barn, granary
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Ysgwydd - Shoulder
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Ystafell - Room
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ystlum - bat
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Yswiriant - Insurance
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3. Verbs
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*A Note On The Welsh Alphabet*
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Achosi - To cause
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Achub - To Save, Salvage, Rescue
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Adeiladu - To Build , To Construct
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adfer - to return, to revive, to restore, to reinstate, to salvage, to retrieve
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Adnabod - To know (person , place ) , To identify , To spot , To recognise
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Adnewyddu - To Renew
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Agor - To Open
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ailadeiladu - to rebuild, to reconstruct
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ailagor - to reopen
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Ailenwi - To Rename
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Ailystyried - To reconsider , To revise
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amau - to doubt, to suspect
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amgylchynu - to surround, to encompass
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anfon - to send, to despatch
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Anghofio - To Forget
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annog - to encourage, to exhort, to incite, to urge, to advise
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Anrhydeddu - To honour
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Anwybyddu - To ignore, To disregard, To neglect
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Arbed - To save , To spare
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Archebu - To Order, Reserve, Book
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Archwilio - To examine , To investigate , To explore , To search
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Arestio - To Arrest
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Arfer - to use (habitually, usually), to be used to, to be accustomed to
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Aros - Stay, Wait, Halt
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Arwain - To Lead, Conduct, Guide
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Astudio - To Study
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atgoffa - to remind
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atal - to stop, to prevent, to thwart, to check (chess), to suppress, to deter, to arrest, to withhold, to deter, to debar, to withdraw, to suspend
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Atgyweirio - To repair , To mend
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Beicio - To Cycle
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beio - to blame
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beirniadu - to Criticise, to judge, to adjudicate
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benthyg - to borrow, to lend
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Betio - To bet, to wager, to gamble
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blasu - to taste
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Bod - To Be
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Bodoli - To exist
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Bridio - To Breed
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Brifo - To Hurt, Ache
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Brwsio - To Brush
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Bwriadu - To intend
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Bwrw - To cast , To hit , To strike
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Bwrw Eira - Snowing
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Bwydo - To Feed
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Bwyta - To Eat
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Byddwn i - I would
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Byrhau - To Shorten, To Abridge, To Abbreviate
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Byw - To Live
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Cadw - To Keep , To Save , To Preserve
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Cael - To Have
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Camu - To Step, To Pace
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canolbwyntio - to concentrate, to focus
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Canu - To Sing
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Cario - To Carry
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Caru - To Love
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Casáu - To Hate
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Casglu - To collect, To gather
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Cau - To Close
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Ceisio - To Try
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Cellwair - To Joke , To Jest
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Cerdded - To Walk
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Cicio - To Kick
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Clirio - To Clear
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Cloddio - To Dig
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Clywed - To hear, To Listen
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Cneifio - To Shear
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Codi - To Get Up , Raise
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Cofio - To Remember
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Cofnodi - To Record , Document
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Coginio - To Cook
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Colli - To Lose
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Cosi - To Itch
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Costio - To cost
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Crasu - To Bake
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Credu - To Believe
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Croesi - To Cross
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Cropian - To crawl
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Cuddio - To Hide
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Curo - To Beat, Strike, Knock, Batter
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Cwrdd â - To meet
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Cwympo - To fall , To crash (market or government)
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Cwyno - To complain, To whinge
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Cydymffurfio - To Comply
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Cyfaddef - To admit , To concede
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cyfarfod - to meet
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cyflogi - to hire, to employ
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Cyffwrdd - To touch, To meet, To contact, To adjoin
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Cymryd, Cymeryd - To Take
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Cynhyrchu - produce, manufacture, generate
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Cynilo - To save (money) , To economise
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Cynnwys - To Include , Contain , Hold , Comprise , Consist
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Cyrraedd - To Arrive
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Cysegru - To dedicate, To devote, To Consecrate
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Cysgu - To Sleep
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Cystadlu - To compete
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Cythruddo - To annoy , To provoke
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Cytuno - To Agree , To Accept , To Consent
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Chwarae - To Play
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Chwibanu - To Whistle
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Chwilio - To Search , Look For
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chwyrnu - To snore
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chwythu - to blow, to spout (whale)
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Dal - To Catch
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dangos - to show, to reveal, to display, to indicate
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Darganfod - To Discover / Find
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datblygu - to develop
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glanio - to land
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Darllen - To Read
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Dathlu -To celebrate
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Datrys - To solve , To resolve
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Dawnsio - To Dance
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Deall - To Understand
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Dechrau - To Start
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Defnyddio - To Use
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Derbyn - To Accept , To Receive , To Approve
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Dibynnu - To Depend, To Rely on, To Hang Down, To be dependent or Suspended
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treulio - to spend/pass time, to wear out, to consume, to digest
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Difaru - To regret
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Diffodd - To turn off , To Extinguish
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Diflannu - To Disappear , To Vanish
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Digwydd - To Happen, Transpire, Befall
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Dilyn - To Follow
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Dioddef - To Suffer , To Endure
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dirywio - to deteriorate. to degrade
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Disgleirio - To Shine, To Sparkle
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Disgwyl - To Expect, Anticipate
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Disgyn - To Descend , Drop , Fall
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Dod - To Come
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Dod o Hyd - To Find
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Dosbarthu - To Classify, To Distribute, To Allocate, To Deliver
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Dringo - To Climb
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drysu - to confuse, to baffle, to be confused, to muddle, to baffle
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Dylunio - To Design
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Dweud - To Say
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Dwlu - To Love
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Dwyn - To Steal
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dychryn - to frighten, to scare, to intimidate
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Dychwelyd - To return
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Dymuno - To wish , To desire
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Dysgu - To Learn
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dywedyd - to tell, to say
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Edrych - To Look
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Effeithio - To Affect
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Eistedd - To Sit
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Ennill - To Win
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ennyn - evoke, awake, provoke, excite, arouse, burn, kindle, inflame, motivate
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enwi - to name, to identify, to specify
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erlyn - to prosecute , to pursue
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Erydu - To erode
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ffaelu - to fail
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Ffonio - To Phone
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fforddio - to afford
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Ffrio - To Fry
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Ffrwydro - To explode
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Ffrwyno - Check , Curb , Restrain
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Ffurfio - To Form , To Create
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Gadael - To Leave
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Galw - To Call
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Ganed - Born
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Gallu - To Be Able
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Gallwn - Could
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Gobeithio - To Hope
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Godro - To Milk
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Gofalu - To care
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gofyn - to ask, to query
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Gogwyddo - To Lean
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Golchi - To Wash
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goleuo - to light, to enlighten, to illuminate, to lighten
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golygu - to edit, to view, to mean, to connote
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Gorffen - To Finish
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Gorffwys - To Rest
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goroesi - to survive, to outlive
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Gorwedd - To Lie Down
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Gosod - To place, To set, To set up, To install
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Gwarchod - To Guard, To Protect, To Babysit
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Gwario - To Spend (Money)
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gwastraffu - to waste
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Gweithio - To Work
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Gweld - To See
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Gwella - To Heal, To Cure
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Gwenu - To smile
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Gwerthfawrogi - To Appreciate , To Value
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Gwerthu - To Sell
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Gwichian - to squeak, to squeal, to creak, to wheeze, to scream
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gwirio - to check, to affirm, to verify
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Gwisgo - To Wear
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Gwlychu - To get wet
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Gwneud - To Do
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Gwrando - To Listen
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Gwybod - To Know
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Gwylio - To Watch
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Gwyro - To Swerve , Bend , Slope , Kink
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Gyrru - To Drive
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hacio - to hack
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Hedfan - To Fly
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Hela - To Hunt
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Helpu - To Help
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Hidio - To Care (about)
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Hoffi - To Like
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Hoffwn - Would like
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Holi - To question , To enquire , To ask
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hongian - to hang, to dangle
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Honni - To Claim
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Hwylio - To Sail
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Hyfforddi - To Train
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Llifo - To flow, To stream, To dye, To grind
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llogi - to hire , to lease
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Llosgi - To burn
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llunio - to form, to shape, to fashion, to draft, to formulate
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llwyddo - to succeed, to achieve. to pass (exam)
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Malio - To Care , To Mind
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Marchogaeth - To Ride (Horse)
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Meddwl - To Think
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medru - to be able, to know
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Medrwn - Could
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mentro - to venture, to bet, to have a go
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methu - to fail
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Mwynhau - To Enjoy
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Mynd - To Go
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Mynegi - To Express
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Mynychu - To attend
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nabod - to know (a person)
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Neidio - To Jump
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Newid - To change , To alter , To replace
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Nodi - To note, to mark, to indicate, to specify
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Nofio - To Swim
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Nôl - To Fetch , To Bring (back,in)
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Oes...? - are there(?) , is there(?)
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ofni - to fear
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Osgoi - To Avoid, To Elude
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Pacio - To Pack
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Parcio - To Park
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Parhau - To Continue
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Pasio - To Pass
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Peidio - To Cease, Stop
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Peintio, Paentio - To Paint
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Penderfynu - To decide
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Pendwmpian - To Doze, To Drowse
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Perfformio - To Perform
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perthyn - to belong to , to be related to
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Pigo - To pick, To pick up, To pick at, To pierce, To sting, To bite
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Plannu - To Plant
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pleidleisio - to vote
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plymio - to dive , to sound (for depth)
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poeni - to ache, to pester, to worry
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pori - to browse, to graze
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Posio - To Examine, To Pose
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Postio - To post, To mail
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Profi - to prove, to test
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Prynu - To Buy
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Puro - To Purify, To Cleanse, To Refine
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Pwyso - To Press , Weigh , Lean
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Pydru - To Rot, To Decompose
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Pysgota - To fish , To angle
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Rhannu To share, distribute, divide, partition
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Rhedeg - To Run
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rheoli - to control, to manage, to dominate
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rhewi - to freeze
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Rhoi - To Give / Put
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Rhoi'r gorau (i) - To give up
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rhwyfo - to row
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Rhybuddio - To Warn , To Caution , To Notify
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Rhyfeddu - To Amaze , Wonder , Marvel
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sbwylio - to spoil, to mar
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Sefyll - To stand , To wait
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Seiclo - To Cycle
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Sgorio - To Score
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sgramblo - to scramble
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Siarad - To Speak
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sicrhau - to assure, to ensure, to confirm
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Siopa - To Shop
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Stopio - To Stop
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styffylu - to staple
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Swnio - To Sound
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Sylweddoli - To realise , To be aware of
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Sylwi - To notice
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Symud - To move , To evacuate
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Synnu - To Surprise, To be surprised
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Syrthio - To fall
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tacluso - to tidy, trim, smarten
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Taflu - to throw, to fling
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tanbrisio - to undervalue, underrrate, underestimate, undercharge
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Talu - To Pay
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taro - to strike, to drive, to hit
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teimlo - to feel
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Teithio - To Travel
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teyrnasu - to reign, to rule
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Tirlunio - To landscape
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torheulo - to bask, to sunbathe
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Torri - To Break
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Trin - To treat , To manipulate , To cultivate land , To service car
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trïo - to try
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Troi - To Turn
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Trwsio - To Repair
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Tybio - To Suppose , To Presume
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tyfu - to grow, to increase
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Tylino - To Massage, To Knead
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Tynnu - To Pull
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Tywynnu - To shine
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Tywys - To Lead , To Guide
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Ufuddhau - To Obey
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Yfed - To Drink
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Ychwanegu - To Add
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Ymarfer - To Exercise / Practice
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ymchwilio - to enquire, to investigate, to research
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Ymddangos - To Seem , Appear , Emerge , Arise
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Ymddwyn - To act, To behave
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ymestyn - to reach, to stretch, to extend
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Ymladd - To Fight , To Spar , To Engage
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Ymolchi - To Wash Oneself
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Ymuno - To Join, To Take Part, To Unite, To Form
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Ymweld - To Visit
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ysbrydoli - to inspire
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Ysgrifennu - To Write
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Ysgwyd - To Shake
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Ysmygu - To Smoke / Smoking
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4. Adjectives
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*A Note On The Welsh Alphabet*
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adfywiol - refreshing, stimulant, rejuvenating
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Agos - Near , Close , Imminent
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Ail - Second
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amheus - suspicious, doubtful, ambiguous, dubious
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amhriodol - inappropriate, improper, unfitting
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Aml - Often, Frequent, Many
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amyneddgar - patient
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anaml - infrequent
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anesmwyth - uneasy, restless
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Anffodus - Unfortunate , Regrettable
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anghyfleus - inconvenient, awkward
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anghysbell - remote, distant, outlying, isolated
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Anghywir - Wrong , Incorrect , Untrue
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anlwcus - unlucky
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anniogel - unsafe, insecure
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Annoeth - Unwise , Ill-advised
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Anodd - Difficult
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anweledig - unseen, invisible, out of sight
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Araf - Slow
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Arall - Other, Another
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Arbennig - Special
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ardderchog - excellent
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Arswydus - Terrible , Horrible , Awful , Spooky
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Atgofus, Atgoffaol - Reminiscent, Evocative, Haunting
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awyddus - anxious, eager, avid
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Bach - Small
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Balch - Glad , Proud
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Bendigedig - Fantastic, Brilliant
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blin - tired, weary, irritable, arduous, angry, annoyed, annoying
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Blinedig - Tired
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Blynyddol - Annual
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Braf - Fine , Fair , Pleasant
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Brawychus - Frightful , Terrible , Scary
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brith - speckled, mottled, vague, indistinct
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Brwnt - Dirty
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brys - haste , hurry , urgency
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Budr - Dirty
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bwaog - arched, vaulted
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bwytadwy - edible
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Byr - Short
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Bywiog - Lively , Animated , Active
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caeth - addicted, captive, stringent, tied, restrictive
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Caled - Hard
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Call - Wise, Sane, Sensible, Smart, Sharp
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Cam - Crooked , Wrong
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Canolog - Central
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Cenedlaethol - National
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Cerddorol - Musical
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ciwt - cute
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Clir - Clear
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Clyd - Warm , Sheltered , Cosy
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Coch - Red
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crog - hanging, pendulous
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Cryf - Strong, Powerful
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Cryno - Compact, Tidy, Manageable, Abbreviated
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Cudd - Hidden
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Cul - Narrow
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Cwrtais - Courteous
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Cyfan - Whole
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Cyfeillgar - Friendly
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Cyflym - Fast , Quick
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Cyfoes - Contemporary , Modern
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cyfriniol - mystical , mysterious
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cyfforddus, cyffyrddus - comfortable
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Cyffredin - Ordinary , Common , Mundane
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Cyffyrddus - Comfortable
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Cyhoeddus - Public
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cyhyd - as long, so long
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cymaint - as many, so many, as much, so much
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cymysg - mixed
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Cynharach - Earlier
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Cynnar - Early
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Cynnes - Warm
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Cyntaf - First
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Cymylog - Cloudy
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Cywir - Correct , Accurate , True , Right
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Chwerw - Bitter
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Chwith - Left
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Da - Good
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daearyddol - geographical
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De - Right , South
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defnyddiol - useful , helpful
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Dewr - Brave
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Diarffordd - Secluded, Out of the Way, Remote
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Diddiwedd - Endless, Infinite, Never ending
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Diddorol - Interesting
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Dieflig - Devilish , Fiendish , Unholy , Vicious
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Dieuog - Innocent
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Diflas - Miserable , Boring, Distasteful, Annoying
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Difrif, Difrifol - Serious, Critical
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Dig - Angry
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Diogel - Safe
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Diolchgar - Grateful , Thankful
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Diweddar - Recent, Late
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Diweddarach - Later
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Diwethaf - Last , Final, Ultimate
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Diwydiannol - Industrial
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Doeth - Wise , Sensible
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dros dro - temporary , temporarily
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Drud - Expensive
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Drwg - Bad
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dirgel - secret, covert , clandestine , mysterious
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dryslyd - perplexing, confusing, confused, bewildering, disorganized
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Du - Black
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Dwfn - Deep
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Dwys - Intense, Profound, Moving
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Delfrydol - Ideal
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Dyfodol - Future
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Effro - Awake, Vigilant, Alert
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eithaf - extreme, highest, ultimate, superlative, quite, fair
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enfawr - huge, massive, impressive
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Enwog - Famous
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Euog - Guilty
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Ffasiynol , Anffasiynol - Fashionable , Unfashionable
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ffodus - fortunate, lucky
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Ffres - Fresh
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ffug - false, fake, bogus
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Garw - Rough
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Glân - Clean
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Glas - Blue
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glofaol - mining
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Gofalus - Careful
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Gogoneddus - Glorious
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Gorau - Best
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gorthrymedig - oppressed
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Gwael - Bad , Poor , Sick , Ill
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Gwag - Empty
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cysylltiedig - associated, connected, linked
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Gwahanol - Different, Distinctive
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gwarthus - disgraceful, shameful, contemptible, outrageous
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gwefreiddiol - electrifying , thrilling , exhilarating
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gwenwynig - poisonous, venomous, toxic
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Gwladaidd - Rustic, Countrified, Homely, Vulgar, Rough, Clumsy, Awkward
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Gwell - Better
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Gwerthfawr - Valuable
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Gwir - True, Authentic
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Gwirion - Silly
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Gwlyb - Wet
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gwreiddiol - original , innovative, innovatory
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Gwych - Excellent
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Gwyllt - wild, feral, acute, annoyed
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Gwyn - White
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Gwyntog - Windy
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Gwyrdd - Green
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Hanesyddol - Historical , Historic
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Hapus - Happy
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Hardd - Beautiful
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Hawdd - Easy
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heddychlon - peaceful
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Hen - Old
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heulog - sunny
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Hir - Long
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Hoff - Favourite
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Holl - Whole, All
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hollol - complete, total
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Hudolus - Magical, Enchanting, Intriguing
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Hwyr - Late
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hyderus - confident
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Hyfryd - Lovely / Beautiful
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Hyll - Ugly
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Hynafol - Ancient, Antique, Archaic
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Iach - Healthy
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iasol - eerie, weird, creepy, intensely cold, chilling, thrilling
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ifanc - young , juvenile
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igam-ogam - zigzag
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isel - low
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lwcus - lucky
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llai - less, smaller, fewer
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Llawen - Merry , Cheerful , Joyful
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Llawer - Many, Much
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llawn - full
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Lleol - Local
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llesol - beneficial, advantageous, helpful, profitable
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lliniarol - soothing, palliative
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lliwgar - colorful , flamboyant
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llonydd - still, quiet, tranquil, stationary, immobile
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llorweddol - horizontal, prostrate
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Llwglyd - Hungry
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Llwyd - Grey
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llwyddiannus successful
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Llwyr - complete, completely, utter, utterly
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llythrennol - literal
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Marw - Dead
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Mawr - Big
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Mawreddog - Grand , Majestic
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meddal - soft
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Meddw - Drunk
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Melyn - Yellow
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Melys - Sweet
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milwrol - military
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Mwdlyd - Muddy
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Mwy - More
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Mwyaf - Most
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mympwyol - arbitrary, capricious, whimsical
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Nerfus - Nervous
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Newydd - New
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Newynog - Hungry, Starving
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oedrannus - aged, elderly, senile
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Oer - Cold
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Ofnadwy - Awful , Terrible
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Olaf - Last , Final , Ultimate
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olynol - in succession, in a row
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optegol - optical
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Oren - Orange
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Parod - Ready
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Pell - Far
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pendant - positive, firm, settled, definite, decisive
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Penderfynol - Determined, Forceful
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Pendramwnwgl - head first, headlong
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Pennaf - Principal, Chief, Mainly
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Perffaith - Perfect
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Personol - Personal
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Peryglus - Dangerous
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Pinc - Pink
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Pob - All, Each, Every
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Poblogaidd - Popular
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Poeth - Hot
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posib, posibl - possible
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preifat - private
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Prif - Chief / Main
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Prin - Rare
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prysur - busy, hasty, diligent, serious
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Pwysig - Important, Crucial, Critical
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pymtheg - fifteen
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Rhad - Cheap
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Rhaid - Necessary
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rhamantus - romantic
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Rheolaidd - Regular
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rhesymol - reasonable
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Rhethregol - Rhetorical
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rhewlifol - glacial, glaciated
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Rhudd - Red
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Rhufeinig - Roman
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Rhugl - Fluent , Ready , Swift , Witty , Active
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rhwydd - easy
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rhydd - loose, free, liberated
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Rhyfedd - Strange
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rhyfeddol - amazing, wonderful, marvellous, fantastic
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sawl - how many
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Segur - Not in use , Out of work , Idle , Dormant
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seiliedig - based
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serth - steep, precipitous, abrupt, obscene
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Sicr - Sure , Certain , Secure
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sigledig - shaky, unstable
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Sinistr - Sinister
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Siŵr - Sure
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sobr - sober
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Sownd - Stuck
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Stormus - Stormy
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Sur - Sour
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swreal - surreal
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swyddogol - official
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Sych - Dry
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Syfrdan - shocked, stunned, surprised
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syfrdanol - stunning, stupefying, amazing
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Sylweddol - Substantial, Major, Impressive, Significant, Important, Essential
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Symudol - Mobile , Portable
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Syth - Straight
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taclus - tidy, neat
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Tal - Tall
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Tanbaid - Fiery, Brilliant, Fervent, Flamboyant
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tanddaearol - underground, subterranean
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tangnefeddus - peaceful, serene
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Tawel - Quiet, Calm, Serene
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Tebyg - Similar (to) , Resembling , Likely , Probable
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Tenau - Thin
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Tiwbaidd - Tubular
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traddodiadol - traditional
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Tramor - Overseas, Abroad, Foreign
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Trwm - Heavy
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trydydd , trydedd, thrydydd, thrydedd - third
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twp - stupid
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twyllodrus - deceptive, treacherous, misleading
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Tywyll - Dark
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uchaf - highest, maximum, superior
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Uchel - High, Loud
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Ugeinfed - Twentieth
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Unigryw - Unique , Exclusive
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union - straight, direct, exact, accurate
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Unrhyw - Any , Same
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unig - only, lonely, abandoned
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Ymwybodol - Aware, Conscious
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ysblennydd - splendid
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5. Other
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*A Note on the Welsh Alphabet*
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A / Ac - And
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 - with, by means of
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Ac eithrio - Except
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Achos - Because
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aderyn brith - untrustworthy person
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Adref - Home(wards)
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Allan - Out , Outside , Forth , Abroad
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Am - For
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Am Y Tro - For Now, For A Time, For The Time Being, In The Meantime
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Amdano - About it / him
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Amser a ddengys - time will tell
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amser maith yn ôl / amser hir yn ôl - A long time ago
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Ar - On
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Ar y Tro - At A Time
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Ar hyn o bryd - At the moment
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Ar Werth - For Sale
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Araf deg - Slowly
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Ar draws - Across
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Ar ein ffordd - On our way
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Ar Fy Mhen Fy Hun - On My Own
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Ar gau - Closed , Shut
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Ar goll - Lost
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Ar Gyfer - For
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Ar hyd - Along
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Ar ôl - After
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Ar y pryd - At the time
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At - To
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Beth - What
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Beth bynnag - anyway
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beth sy'n bod - What's wrong
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Ble - Where
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Ble Mae - Where Is?
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Bob amser - Everytime , Always
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Bob tro - Always , Every time
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Bod - That
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Bore yma - This morning
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Braidd - Rather, Almost, Somewhat
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bron - nearly, almost
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bron - almost, nearly
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bwgan brain / bwbach brain - scarecrow
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Bwrw glaw - Raining
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Byth - Never, Eternity
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cadw draw - stay away
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cael a chael - touch and go
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Cit pêl-droed - Football kit
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colled drom - heavy/enormous loss
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Cyfan gwbl - Completely
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Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg - The Welsh Language Society
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Cymerwch ofal - Take care
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Cyn - Before
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Cyn bo hir - Soon , Before long
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Dan - Under
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dan sang - crowded
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dewch ymlaen - come on
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Digon - Enough / Plenty
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dim ond - only, merely, nothing but, just
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Dim ots - It doesn't matter
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Dim problem - No problem
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diwrnod gwaith - work day, working day
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dod yn ail - come second
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Doedd Dim - There Wasn't, There Weren't
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Does dim - There is no / There are no...
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Draw - Over (there)
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Dros - Over, On behalf
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Drosodd - Over , Across , Finished
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Drwy - Through
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Drwyddo - Through , Through it , Through him/her
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Drwy'r amser - All the time
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Dwi ddim ond - I am just , I am only
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dwywaith - twice
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Dy - Your
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Dyddiau Hyn - Nowadays
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Dyma - Here is
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Dyma - This is
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Dyna - That's , That is
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Dyna chi! - There you go!
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Dyna fe - There it is
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Ddoe - Yesterday
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Efallai - Perhaps / Maybe
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Ei - Her
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Ei - His, Her, Its
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Eich - Your
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Ein - Our
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Eisoes, Eisioes - Already
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Eithaf - Quite, Very, Utmost
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Eleni - This Year
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Er - Although
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Er gwaethaf - despite, in spite of
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Er Hynny - Though, Nevertheless, However, Despite That, For All That, Nonetheless, Albeit
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er mwyn - in order to, for the sake of
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Erbyn - by (of time)
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Erioed - Never
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Ers - Since
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esgusodwch fi - excuse me
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Eto - Again, Still, Yet
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Eu - Their
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Eu hunain - Themselves
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Faint - How Much
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fan hon - here
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am ddim - for free , for nothing
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Fan 'na - There
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Fel - Like, As
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Fel Arall - Otherwise
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Felly - So , Therefore
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fi - me
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Fy - My
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Fy hun - Myself
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fy mod i - that i am
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Ffair Hwyl - Funfair
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Gan - Since, With, By, From
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Gan bwyll bach - Cautiously
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Gefais - I got
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Gellir dadlau - Arguably
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ger - near
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gilydd - each other
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Gormod - Too Much
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gwerth chweil - worth it
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Gwerthwr Tai - Estate Agent
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Gwyliwch rhag - Beware of
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Gyda - With
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gynt - formerly
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Hanner nos - Midnight
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Heb - Without
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Heblaw - Besides , Apart from
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Heddiw - Today
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Hefyd - As Well
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heibio - past
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Heno - Tonight
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Hon - This
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Honno - That one
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Hufen iâ - Ice cream
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hun - self
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Hwn - This
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Hwnna - That
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Hwnnw - That
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hwyl fawr - goodbye
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Hyd - Until, As Long As
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Hyd oni - Until
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hyd yn oed - even though, even
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Hyn - This
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Hynny - That (abstract)
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I - for, to, me, I
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I gyd - All / All of
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I ffwrdd - Away
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I fyny - Up
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I lawr - Down
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Iawn - Okay, Very
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Iddo - To him , For him , That he
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Isod - Below
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jyst - just
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lan - up
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Lleill - Others
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Llwybr Tarw - Shortcut (literally: bull path)
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Llynedd - Last year
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mae hi'n bwrw hen wragedd a ffyn - it's raining old ladies and sticks
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Mae'n ddrwg gen i / Mae'n ddrwg 'da fi / Mae'n flin 'da fi - I'm sorry
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Mae'n debyg - I't's likely
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Maes o Law - Soon, In Due Course, Later On
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Mai - That
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Man a man - Might as well
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Mater (Pwnc) o farn yw hynny - That is a matter of opinion
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Meddai - Says (or said)
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Megis - As, like, such as
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Mewn - In (a)
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Mewn dim o dro - In no time, Soon, Quickly
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mo - not
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Mor - As , So
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mwyach - anymore, henceforth
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na, nad - not
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Na - Not / don't
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naill i'r llall - one to another
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Nawr / Rwan - Now
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Neithiwr - Last night
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Nes - Until
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Nes ymlaen - Later on
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Nesaf - Next
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Neu - Or
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Ni , Nid - Not
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Nos Galan - New Year's Eve
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o - from, of, he
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o amgylch - around, round about
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O dan - Under
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O Diar - Oh Dear
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O gwbl - At all
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o gwmpas - around , about
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O hyd - Still
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o leiaf - at least
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O'r blaen - Before
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O'r gloch - O'clock
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Oedd y - Was/Were the
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Ogystal - As well as, As suitable as, Equal, Comparable
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Oherwydd - Because (formal)
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Ond - But
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ond gall - but it can
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Oni - Unless / until
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Onibai - Unless, Except
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Onid - Except, Save, But, If not, Unless, Not? - Is it not?, Isn't it?
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On'd y fe - Isn't it?
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Os - If
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Os gwelwch yn dda - Please
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Pa - What , Which , How
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paid poeni - dont worry
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Pam - Why
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pam na - why not
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Pan - When / while
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Pe - If
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pen mawr - hangover
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Pont Werdd Cymru - Green Bridge of Wales
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Pryd - When
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Prynhawn yma / P'nawn 'ma - This afternoon
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Pwll Glo - Coal mine , Pit , Colliery
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Pwy - Who
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Rhag - Against , Lest , From , Before
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Rhag ofn - In case, Lest
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Rhai - Some
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Rhain - These
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rhoi eich bryd ar - set your heart (sights) on
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Rhwng - Between
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Rhy - Too (much)
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Rhywbeth o'i le - Something is wrong
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Rhywfaint - Some, Somewhat, Some amount
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roedd - he/she/it was
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Rhywle - Somewhere , Anywhere
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Serch - Although
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Serch Hynny - Though, Although, Despite That
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Sut - How
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Sy - Is
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Sydd - Who is/which is
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Taith Cerdded / Gerdded - Walking trip
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Tan - Until
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Taw - That
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Tenau - Thin
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Tra - Beyond , While, Very
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Trwy - By, By Means of, Through
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tu allan - outside
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Tu hwnt - Beyond
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Tu ôl , Y tu ôl i - Behind
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tuag at - towards, facing, in the direction of
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tuedd gynhenid - innate tendency
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Tybed - I wonder , Is that so?
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tynnu llun - take a photo
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Unrhyw beth - Anything
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Unwaith - Once, Once upon a time
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Wedi - After
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Wedi blino - Tired
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Wedyn - Then, Afterwards
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weithiau - sometimes
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Wps - Ooops
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Wrth - By
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Wrth gwrs - Of course
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Y Fannod - The Article
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Ychydig - A little , Slight
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Yfory - Tomorrow
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Ym - In
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Yma - Here
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Ymhobman - Everywhere
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Ymhell - Far , Afar
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Ymlaen - On , Along , Ahead , Onwards
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Ymysg - Among, Amid, Amidst
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Yn - In
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yn amlach na pheidio - more often than not
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yn bendant - definitely
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Yn fuan - Soon
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Yn lle - Instead (of)
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Yn ôl - Back , Ago , According to
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yn tydi - isn't it?
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Yn Wir - Truly
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yn y pen draw - eventually
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Yn Ystod - During
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Yna - Then
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Ynghyd - Together
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Yno - There
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ynte - isn't it?, or, otherwise, then
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Yr un dillad - The same clothes
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Yw - Is, Are
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6. Crosswords
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7. Wordlists
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8. Crossword Solutions
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Cymraeg - Vocabulary Crossword 1
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Cymraeg - Vocabulary Crossword 2
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 3 - Around The House
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 4 - Going Shopping (solution)
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 5 - Hill Walking (Solution)
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 6 - Out On The Town
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 2.1 - Teulu / Family
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 2.2 - At The Beach
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 2.3 - Anifeiliaid - Animals
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 2.4 - Yn Yr Ystafell Ddosbarth - In The Classroom
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 2.5 - Rhannau'r Corff - Parts Of The Body
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 2.6 - Miwsig, Cerdd - Music
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 3.1 - Dwi'n Hoffi Teithio
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 3.2 - Yr Amser Amherffaith
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 3.3 - Yr Amser Gorberffaith
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 3.4 - Yr Amser Gorffennol
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 3.5 - Yr Amser Gorffennol (Long Form)
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 3.6 - Yr Amser Gorffennol (Revision)
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 4.1 - Yr Amser Dyfodol
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 4.2 - Yr Amser Dyfodol 2
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 4.3 Rhaid - Must
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 4.4 Dylwn i - I should
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 4.5 Berfau Moddol - Modal Verbs
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Cymraeg Vocabulary Crossword 4.6 Present Short Form
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Croeseiriau Cymraeg Revision Crossword 1
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Byddwn i - I would
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Gallwn / Medrwn
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9. Grammar
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Croeseiriau Cymraeg Part 1 (Crosswords 1-6) - Grammar - The Present Tense And More
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Croeseiriau Cymraeg Part 2 (Crosswords 7-12) Grammar - The Future Tense And More
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Croeseiriau Cymraeg Part 3.1 (Crosswords 13-20) - Grammar - The Past Tense And More
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Croeseiriau Cymraeg Part 3.2 (Crosswords 13-20) - Grammar - The Pluperfect
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Croeseiriau Cymraeg Part 3.3 (Crosswords 13-20) - Grammar - Yr Amser Gorffennol / The Past Tense
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Croeseiriau Cymraeg Part 4.1 (Crosswords 4.1-4.2) - Grammar - The Future Tense - Yr Amser Dyfodol
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Croeseiriau Cymraeg Part 4.2 (Crossword 4.3) - Grammar - Rhaid i mi - I must
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Croeseiriau Cymraeg Part 4.3 (Crossword 4.4) - Dylwn i - I should
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Croeseiriau Cymraeg - 4.4 Present / Future Short Form
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Cysyllteiriau, Arddodiaid ac ati - Conjunctions, Prepositions etc FAQ
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Enwau Cymraeg - Welsh Nouns FAQ
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Translation Exercises
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Berfau Cymraeg - Welsh Verbs FAQ
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Ansoddeiriau Cymraeg - Welsh Adjectives FAQ
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Mutations
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