AB

A. And, with, whether.

Ab. mâb. A Son.

Ab, (Siancanâp) an Ape.

Abad, pen llywŷdd abatty. an Abbot.

Abades, pen llywŷddes, A­batty. an Abbess.

Abadaeth, aberthyno i be­naeth yr Eglwŷs, megis Esgobaeth ei Esgob. an Abbotship.

Abattŷ, mâth ar Eglwys fawr, mynachlog. an Abby or Monastery.

Aball, pallder. Desect or Infir­mity.

Aballu, methu, pallu. To pe­rish, to sail.

Aban, rhyfel. War, Battle.

Abar, budreddi. Filthiness.

Abdon, henw dŷn. The name of a Man.

Abediw, perthynasau cladde­digaeth. Funeral Ceremonies

Aber. a Brook of running Water.

Aberth, (Offrymiad) an Offer­ing or Sacrifice.

Aberthu, (offrymu.) to offer or sacrifice.

Aberthawr, (offrymwr.) a Sacrificer, a Priest.

Aberthwr, (offrymwr.) a Sa­crificer or Priest.

Abl) difai galluogrwydd. Sufficient, able.

Abledd, galluogrwydd. Abi­lity, sufficiency.

Abo, bŷrgŷn, corph marw. a dead Carcase or Carrion.

Abrwŷsgl, braisg. very large, big, or thick

Absen) allan o ŵŷdd. Ab­sence.

Ab ennwr) drŵg, a ogano un [Page] yn ôl ei gefn. a Back-biter or Slandeter.

Absen) drŵg, Cam-anglod. A slandering or backbiting.

Abwŷd, porthiant, bŵŷd. Food, also a Bait.

AC.

AC, hefŷd. And.

Accen. an ill accustomed word or speech.

Accw. There.

ACH.

Ach, achau, ache, achef, hanes henafiaid dŷn. Genealogy or pedigree.

Achwr, a fedro ddwŷn achau. A writer of Pedigioes.

Achadw, cadw. To keep.

Achanog, anghenog. Poor, needy.

Achar, câru a wnâ êf. He will love.

Achaws, achos. a Cause.

Achen, hepil, hil. generation.

Achenu, cânu. to sing.

Achenedd, câniad. a sonet or song.

Aches, afon. a river.

Achlan, y cubl ôll. all.

Achles, ymddiffyn-lê, llechulê. a place of refuge, a sanctuary.

Achlesu, cyigodi, swccrio. to comfort or shelter.

Achludd, cuddio. to hide secret­ly, or conceal.

Achor, bychan, eiddil. slender, thin, little.

Achor. Cause or reason.

Achre, gwîsg, dilledŷn. ap­parel, or dress.

Achre, îe yn hytach. yea ra­ther.

Achreth, crynfa. a trembling.

Achrethu, crynu. to tremble.

Achrettawr, a wertho neu a­roddo fenthig ar goel, a creditor, or one that gives credit.

Achrwm, crwm, cam. crooked or ill shaped.

Achrwŷm, rhwŷm. a tie or bondage.

Achub. defend, protect.

Achul, cûl, tene. lean, thin.

Achwedl, chwedl. a tale.

Achwedd, cârenŷdd. kindred.

Achwlwm, cwlwm. a knot, tie, or bond.

Achwre, dilledŷn, gwîsg. a garment, or apparel.

Achwŷn to complain, or accuse.

Achwŷs, achos. a cause or reason.

Actwn, gwisg rhyfel. llûrŷg, pais ddûr. a coat of mail, a breast-work, or battlemens.

AD

ADaf, llâw. A Hand.

Adafael, Tafael, gwŷs­dl. A pawning, a pledge, an attachment.

Adail, Teilad. A Building.

Adammeg, dammeg. A riddle.

Adeilad, adeiladaeth, teila­daeth. A building.

Adarwr, (ffowler). A Fowler.

[Page] Adaw, gado, gadel. To leave.

Adain, aden, asgell, A Wing, a Spoke of a Wheel.

Adeilad, Adeiladu, Teiladu To Build.

Adeiladwr, teiladwr, saer. A Builder.

Adennog. winged.

Adanedd, Adenŷdd. wings, the spokes of a wheel.

Adar, birds.

Adar llwch-gwin, Vultures, Griffons.

Adar y bwnn. birds called Bitterns.

Adar y drudwy. birds called Stares of Starlings.

Adar y tô. Sparrows.

Adardŷ, cawell adar. a bird-cage.

Adblygu, diblygu. to unfold.

Adefŷn, edef. thred or yarn.

Adeg, treiad y lleuad, neu rhwng y llawnlloned ar newid. The decrease of the moon.

Adeiniog, adenog, winged, feathered.

Adeinŷdd, yr un ag adenŷdd.

Adenŷdd. Wings; also the spokes of a wheel.

Aderŷn. a bird.

Adfail, dinnistriad. a ruine, the fall of a building.

Adfain, Adfan, un dieithr, a Stranger.

Adfant, ofer, diystŷr. vain, despicable.

Adfeddylied, ail feddyliad, the recollection of the memory.

Adfeilio, pallu, methu, diffy­gio, to languish, fail, or decay.

Adferu, Rhoddi yn ôl, troi yn ôl. to restore, to return.

Adflas, diflâs, drŵg-flâs, an ill taste, unsavory.

Adfwl, a bull half gelt.

Adfŷd. adversity.

Adfydig, trûan, tylawd, wretch­ed, miserable, poor.

Adfŷdd, ondodid, osgatfŷdd. perhaps.

Adiad, hwŷad. a duck or drake.

Adian, hîl, hepil, hiliogaeth. progeny, posterity.

Adill, gwâel, vile, abject.

Adladd, adlodd. Latter math, or the grass that groweth where hay was latley mowed.

Adlais, atteblais. an echo.

Adlam, llam neu naid yn ol, a leap back or rebound.

Adlaw, o isel dylwyth. of a base or mean off spring.

Adlawiaid, y rhai gwaela, ty­lotta, ag isa o'r bobl, the poorest, lowest, or basest sort of people.

Adnabod, dynabod. to know.

Adnau, gwŷstl, (stâc.) a gage, pledge, or stake.

Adnaw, cadw, meddianu. to keep or possess.

Adneir, iw gadw, iw feddi­anu. to be kept or possessed.

Adnes efe a gadwodd. he kept.

[Page] Adnod, (gwersi'r Bibl.) Verses of the Bible.

Adolwg. attowg. a beseeching or petitioning.

Adorth, diwŷdrwŷdd. dili­gence, industry.

Adran, gwahan o wahan, rhan o ran, a subdivision.

Adrodd, ail roddi, rhôddi yn ôl. restauring.

Adrodd, dywedŷd, mynegi, to declare, to relate.

Adrybedd, siccrwŷdd, diam­heus. a certainty.

Adrysedd, gormodedd, super­fluities.

Adrywedd, olrhen, to trace or track.

Adseinio, atteb-leisio, dyn­wared. to resound, or make an echo; also to repeat after another.

Adraenu, taenellu, brîth wly­chu, to besprinkle.

Adwaen, dynabod. to know.

Adwair, gwair, ailwair, hay

Adwaith, ail waith, ail wneu­thur yn well. remaking, ma­king better, amending.

Adwedd, troiad yn ôl, a re­turning.

Adwedda, troi yn ôl. to re­turn.

Adwen, edrych adwaen.

Adwerth, newid neu di ddrŷd. cheap.

Adwledd, dobor. bŷr brŷd, a short meal of meat.

Adwŷ, a gap or breach.

Adwŷar, gwaed, blood.

Adwyn, I know.

Adwynig, ymddangos, to ap­pear or be in sight.

Adwŷth, an Infection that takes away the use of the limbs.

Adŷn, trûan, gwael. wretch­ed, miserable.

Addail, snafedd y dwfr. the filth which the waters cast up.

Addange, mâth ar brŷf, ar yr hwn a tŷ mân flew a wnelo hettie dâ. a bever.

Addas, cymwys. cyfleus. apt, fit, convenient, commodious. also due.

Addasrwydd, cymhwŷsder. aptness, fitness.

Addasu, cymhwyso, to make fit, to accommodate.

Addaw, addo. to promise.

Addawd, tŷ trysor, trysor­dŷ. a storehouse, warehouse, or treasure-house.

Addef, cyfaddef, a hefyd a­nedd bychan. To confess; also a little dwelling.

Addewid. a promise.

Addfain, main, a hefyd yr hwn a yrer dros y môr o'i anfodd. a banished person; also, slender.

Addfed. ripe.

Addfedu. to grow ripe.

Addfwŷn, mwyn, gostyng­edig. meek, courteous.

[Page] Addiant, gô fain, gô dene. somewhat lean, thin.

Addien, têg, glàn, hawddgar. fair, beautiful.

Addod, ŵŷ addod, ŵŷ'r nŷth, hefyd trysordŷ. an egg left or laid in the nest; also a warehouse.

Addoed, oed, oedran age.

Addoedi, oedi, ymaros. to prolong the time.

Addoedd, efe a aeth, efe a ymadawodd, be went or departed.

Addoer, oer. cold.

Addoli, doli. to adore or wor­ship.

Addug, amean, trais, trechu. aim, also violence, force.

Addug, dûg, cymerth. he took, or carried.

Adduned, diowrŷd, llŵ. a vow, an oath.

Adduno, rhoddi diowrŷd, tyngu. to vow, or make an oath.

Addurn, figur sywedyddi­aeth, taclusder. anornament, a scheme.

Addurno, harthu, tacluso. to adorn, or make neat.

Addwŷd, y nodau, chŵydd a gwaedlif or tu fewn. an imposthume, an ulcer.

Addwyd, aethoch. you went.

Addw ŷf, euthŷm. I went.

Addwŷn, geirwir, cywir. ho­nest, just.

Addwŷnder, cyfiawnder, uni­ondeb. justice, honesty, equity.

AE.

AEg, Jaith. a Language.

Ael, ael y llygad. the eye-brow.

Ael, (hem, bordor). an hem, a border.

Ael, agos. nigh, near unto.

Aclaf, golud, cyweth, aelaw. wealth, riches.

Aele, dolurus, trist, trwm. pain, grief, sadness.

Aelgaeth, aelgeth, aelgerth, gên, cliccied gên. the chin, the jaw-bone.

Aelod. a member, or limb.

Aelwŷd. a fire-hearth.

Aer, ymladdfa, ffrau an en­gagement or battel.

Aerawd, yr un ag aer.

Aerdrawd, troediad, cerdde­diad. a walking, a gate or manner of going.

Aerfa, lladdfa, a slaughter.

Aerfen, Dyfrdwy. The river Dee.

Aerflawdd, bŷan, bywiog. quick, swift.

Aergad, ymladdfa rhwng lluoedd. an engagement or fight between armies.

Aergroin, gorwedd o hud, neu yn ymrasgo. to lye along, to be spread about.

Aeron, ffrwythau coed, ffrwy­thau hâf. summer fruits.

Aes, edrŷch tarian, a bwcled.

[Page] Aesawr, yr hwn a gario aes.

Aesdalch, yr un ag aes.

Aesdrai, yr hwn a gollodd ei aes mewn rhyfel.

Aesdrawd, yr un ag aer­drawd.

Aesdwnn, yr hwn yr haccied ei Aes mewn ffrau.

Aesel, (ferdus) furder a wne­lir o grabbas. Verjuice.

Aeferw, Têg, gloŷw. Gli­stering, bright.

Aesfrau, yr hwn a bô ei aes yn frau.

Aeth, myned a wnaeth, he­sŷd prudd-der. He went; also grief.

Aethnen, aethwŷdden. The Aspine-tree.

Aethwellt, yr ail Cnŵd o wair. Grass cut the second time.

AF.

AFagddu, henw Dŷn, The name of a man.

Afais, aderŷn. A bird.

Afal. An apple.

Afal Peatus. A peach.

Afal gronŷnnog. A pomegra­nate.

Afallen. An apple-tree, a crab-tree.

Afallach. afaleu-le, perllan. An orchard.

Afangc, yr un ag addange.

Afar, Cledi, Caethiwed, Trymder. Grief, sadness.

Afiaith, llawenŷdd. Mirth, chearfulness.

Afiechŷd. Unhealthfulness.

Afieuthus. Merry, chearful.

Aflafar, mûd. Dumb.

Aflednais, rhampus, gwilw­staidd. Immodest, rude.

After, edrychllerw.

Aflwydd. Misfortune, calamity

Aflwyddiant. Misfortune.

Aflwydiannus. Vnfortunate.

Afluniaidd. Desormed.

Afneued, hiraeth. A longing after, a desire.

Afon. A river.

Afrad. Lavishness.

Afradu, arfradloni. To make away lavishly.

Afraid. Needless.

Afrddwl, awr ddwl. An ill or heavy hour.

Afrifed, aneiri, heb rifedi. Innumerable.

Afrllad, teisen dene. A wafer

Afrwydd, rhwŷstrŷs. Vnsu­cessful.

Afrwydd-deb. Unfortunate.

Afrŷs, aniben, araf. Slow.

Afu, jau y bôl. The liver.

Afwch, awch. An edge, vi­gour, vehemence.

Afwyn, awyn ffrŵŷn. A rein of a bridle.

Affaith, rhanog o ddyreidi, euog. Accessory.

Affan, dwfn. Deep.

Affeithiol, rhanog o ddyrei­di. To be accessory.

Affeithiwr, yr hwn a fo euog o ddrygioni. He that is ac­cessory.

[Page] Affleu, arphed. The lap.

Affwŷs, y gwaelod eithaf. The very bottom.

AG.

AG, With.

Agalen. A whetstone.

Agarw, garw. Rough, rugged.

Agatsŷdd, os gatffŷdd, on-dodid. Perhaps.

Agerw, garw. Rough, rugged.

Agatoedd, os gatffydd. Per­haps.

Agde, llydan jawn, helaeth. Very broad, large.

Agen. A chink, a cleft.

Agennog. Full of clefts.

Ager, agerd, angar, tarth. Heat, vapour, exhalation, steam.

Agne, lliw. A colour.

Agori, egor. To open.

Agored. Opened, open.

Agoriawdr, agowr. He that openeth.

Agoriad, allwŷdd. A key.

Agos. Near, hard by, almost.

Agro, gorthrwm, trwm iawn. Very heavy.

Agweddi, Cynhysgaith, A por­tion or dowry.

Agwrdd, crŷ, ffyrnig. Strong, stout.

Agŵyr, cam, lletgam, Awry, askew, very crooked.

AH.

AHa, arwŷdd neu amnad llawenhau. Ha, ha, a token of rejoycing.

AI.

AI, pa un, pwy. Whether, or who.

Ai hwn? Is it this?

Ai, neu nail, or, either.

Aie? Is it so?

Aig, llû o bysgod. A great company most properly of fishes.

Ail. The second.

Ailun, eulyn, llûn. An effigie, an image.

Aillt, caeth weinidog. A slave.

Aingc, awŷdd i anlladrwydd. A burning lust.

Ais, asennau. The ribs, laths.

Aith, eithin. Furs, Gors.

AL.

ALaeth, gruddfan, cwŷn­fan, ochain. Lamentati­ons, groans, bewailing.

Alaf, golud. Wealth.

Alarch. A swan.

Alaw, (lili,) llysieun gwŷn flo­deuog. The lilly.

Albras, bwa croes. A crossbow.

Albrysiwr, a wnelo fŵa croes neu fagnel. A maker of crossbows; also an engineer.

Alcan, (Coppor). Copper, Lat­ten metal.

Alch, (grât haiarn). An iron grate.

Alfarch, gwayw. A stitch or pricking disease.

Aliw, edrych haliw.

Aliwn, dieithrŷn, yr hwn a anwyd, tros y môr. An alien.

[Page] Almari, (cwpwrdd). A cup­board.

Almarchu, bwrw'r dail. To shed the leaves.

Alon, gelynion, dieithraid. Enemies, strangers.

Alwar, (pwrs). A purse, a leather bag.

All, y llall, orall. Other.

Allan. Out, without.

Allan o law. Out of hand.

Allmor, pant. A valley, a dale.

Allt, gâllt. An ascent, or an up-hill.

Alltraw, tâd bedŷdd. A God-father.

Alltred, edrych tarian, a bwcled.

Alltud, dieithr ddŷn. A stranger.

Alltudo, gyru ymaith o'r wlâd. To banish.

Alltudaeth, alltudedd, gyriad allan o'r wlâd. Banishment, exile.

Allwest, porfa. A pasture.

Allwlad, dieithrŷn. A stranger.

Allwŷdd, allwedd, ygoriad. A key.

Allwŷddaŵr, ygoriadŵr, neu a gadwo ygoriadau. A key-keeper.

Allwynin, trist. Sad er heavy.

Allwŷs, tywallt allan. To pour out.

AM.

AM. For, because.

Amad, amhad, hâd. Seed.

Amaerwŷ, godre dillad, ri­dens. The hem or fringe of a garment.

Amaeth, arddwr. An husband­man, a plowman.

Amaethu, arddu, hau ag yre­dig. To plow, or play the husbandman.

Amaethad, hwsmonaeth Hus­bandry.

Amar, dechreu methu, dech­reu gollwng. Beginning to loosen, to fail.

Amcan, bwriad. A purpose, in­tent, conjecture.

Amcanu, bwriadu. To purpose or intend, to conjecture.

Amcoch, amgoch, pûr loew gôch. A shining red.

Amcrain, ymgreinio, ymdry­baeddu. A wellowing, or tumbling on the ground.

Amcreinio, ymgreinio. To tumble down on the back, as horses use to do.

Amdaw, daw im. It will come to me.

Amdlawd, tlawd iawn. Very poor.

Amdo. A shrowd.

Amdrai, treilio. To diminish

Amdrwch, drylliedig. Cut and mangled.

Amdrwn, trwm. Heavy.

Amdrymmu, trymhau. To grow heavy.

Amdrymder, trymder. Hea­viness.

[Page] Amddyfwŷs, dyfrllyd, gwlŷb. Watery, moist.

Amgant, amgŷlch. About, all about, a circuit.

Amgarn. A feril.

Amgen. Better, otherwise.

Amgenu. To exceed.

Amgoch, yr un ag amcoch.

Amgoed, coediog. Woody.

Amgreinio, ymgreinio. To tumble or roll on the ground

Amguedd, anwyl bethau. Our dear secrets, our choicest goods.

Amgyffrawd, amgyffredd, cyfleidio, cynwys. To be em­braced, to comprehend

Amgŷlch. About, all round.

Amgylchedd. Circumference, circuit.

Amgylchu, amgylchynu. To besiege, to encompass.

Amhad, hau hâd cymŷsy. Sowe with mingled seeds.

Amhar, amhariad. Out of or­der, indisposed.

Amharu. To wax or make out of order.

Amis, dillad. Clothes.

Aml, amal. Often, frequent, plentiful.

Amledd, amlder. Abundance, plentifulness.

Amlaw, maneg. A glove.

Amliw. A variable colour, a glimpse.

Amliwiog, o amriw liwiau. Of divers colours.

Amlwg. Clear, very visible.

Amlygu. To make manifest, to declare.

Amlygŷn, gàl, nôd, neu be­nod i reddg atti. A Coal or mark to run at, or to play at.

Ammarch, amharch. Despite, discredit, disgrace.

Ammerchi, amherchi, To dis­honour, to disgrace.

Ammeg, dammeg. A riddle.

Ammheuthun. Novelties, ra­rities.

Ammheuthunion, ammheu­thun bethau. Delicacies, rare delicate meats.

Ammod. A covenant.

Ammodol. Conditional.

Ammodi. To covenant.

Ammor, (fortun). Fortune.

Ammorth, anlwc, anglod. Misfortune, disgrace.

Ammrhudd, ynfŷd, gwyrion. Imprudent, simple.

Ammhwŷllog. Mad, foolish.

Ammrhyd, allan o'i amser. Vnseasenableness.

Ammrhyfflen, edrych amry­ffleu.

Ammrwd, amrwd iw pôb cîg nes ei ferwi, neu ei rostio. Raw, unboiled

Ammwlch, cyfa, difylchog. Whole, without a crack or hole, solid.

Amnad, dim. Nothing.

Amnaid. A nod or beck.

Amnawdd, ymddiffyn, argae [Page] o amgŷlch. Protected, sor­tified round about.

Amneidio. To beckon, to nod with the head.

Amner, (pwrs) côd leder. A purse, a lether bag.

Amnhêdd, ymbil. To beseech or intreat.

Amnifer, rhagor rifedi. An unequal number.

Amniferog, bôd yn rhagori mewn rhî. That which is of an unlike number.

Amniferwch, edrych amni­ferog.

Amnoeth, noeth. Naked.

Amobr, trêth. Tribute, tax.

Amogawr, tŷ anedd. An ha­bitation.

Amrafael neu ffrau. Discord, strife.

Amrafael neu anhebig. Va­rious, diverse, differing in quality or quantity.

Amrafaelu, ymrafaelio. To disagree, to be at strife.

Amraint, yr hyn a fo yn er­byn cyfraith Dinas. That which is against the law of a city.

Amrant llugad The upper eye-brow, the eye-lid.

Amrant-hun, cŵsg. Sleep.

Amrant-huno, cysgu. To sleep.

Amrosgo, amrosgoŷw. Ve­ry large, great.

Amryfŷs, ymryfŷsg. To do a thing without considering or forgetfully.

Amryfusedd, camgymeriad, bai. An error, a mistake.

Amryffleu, mawr, helaeth. Large, great.

Amrygant, amrŷw o ganto­edd. Several hundreds.

Amrygoll, colled, niwed. Loss, hurt, perdition.

Amrygwŷdd, syrthio i am­rŷw fiurdd. Falling divers­ly or several ways.

Amrylaw, amryw o ddwylo. Several hands.

Amryliw, o amriw o liwiau. Of divers colours.

Amrylon, mynŷch lawen, llawen yn aml. Frequently merry.

Amryson. To contend, strive, or dispute.

Amsathr, sathr-lê, troed-le, camrau. A trodden place.

Amser. Time.

Amserol. Seasonable, timely.

Amserolder, cymwys amser. Seasonableness, opportunity.

Amseru, gwneuthur pêth mewn amser cyfaddas. To do a thing in season, and with­out delay.

Amug, amwg, amddiffynfa. Defence.

Amweddi, gwêddi gyhoedd. A solemn supplication, a pub­lick prayer.

Amwisg, amdo. A shrowd, a winding-sheet.

Amws, (ystalwyn) A stalion, a stone-horse.

[Page] Amwŷyn, amddiffynu. To suc­cour, help, or defend.

Amŵynt, afiach, afiachus. Vnhealthfulness, sickliness.

Amwŷs, amheus. Doubtful.

Amwŷth, digter, digofaint Anger.

Amŷd, ŷd barra. Bread-corn

Amygaid, ymddiffynu. To de­fend.

Amyn, oddigerth, oddieuthr, onid. Unless, except, lacking but.

Amynedd, ymmynedd, pŵŷll. Patience.

Amysgar, amysgaroedd, y perfedd, y coluddion. The bowels, the guts.

AN.

ANach, yr achos a rwŷst­ro beth. The hindring cause of a thing.

Anadl, breath.

Anadlu. To breath.

Anaele, gofid, cledi, dolur neu friw nad ellir moi jâchau. Grief, pain, terment; incurable disease or wound.

Anaf, cloffder, unllawiog, diffyg yn rhyw lê. Maimed­ness, lameness, desect.

Anafu. To maim, lame, or hurt.

Anafus. Maimed, mangled, or hurt.

Anafod, briw, dolur rhede­gog megis clwy'r Brenin. Vlcers.

Anair, anglod. Infamy, calum­ny.

Anamser, cam amfer. Vnsea­sonable time.

Anamserol, amser anghym­wys. Vnseasonable.

Anamserolder, yr amser ang­hymwys. Vnseasonableness

Anardymmer, anghymwys amser. Vnseasonableness.

Anau, yr hyn a dyfo heb i hau. Things that grow of their own accord, or unsown.

Anaw, cerddor. A musician.

Ancr, yr hwn a fo bŷw yn neilltuol er mwyn duwiol­deb. An ancherite. an hermite.

Ancres, yr hon a fo yn bŷw yn neilltuol er mwyn du­wioldeb. A nun.

Ancwŷn, melusfwyd, moŷ­thus-fwŷd. The second course, junkets, dainties, sweet-meats.

Andaw, gwrando. To hear, to hearken.

Aneir, aneirif, mwy nag a ellir ei rhifo. Innumerable.

Aneiryd, an-neiryd, estronedd. Impertinent.

Anesgor, yr hyn nid oes mo'i well; yr hyn ni ellir ym­wared oddiwrtho; yr hyn ni ellir ei jâchau. Vncura­ble, inevitable, insuperable.

Anfab, amhlantadwy. Vn­fruitful, barren.

Anfad, annuwiol. Impious, wicked.

Anfodd. Against the will.

Anfoddog. Vnwilling, discon­tented.

[Page] Anfoddhau, anfodloni. To displease.

Anfoddlawn, an fodlon. Dis­contènted.

Anfoes, delphaidd, trwsgwl, difoesol. Evil manners, ir­reverence.

Anfoesgar. Ill bred, unman­nerly.

Anfri, tauogrwŷdd, ystifnig­rwydd. Irreverence, stub­bornness.

Anffawd, aflwydd, afrwŷdd­deb. Misfortune, bad luck.

Anffodiog, an (lwccus). Vnfor­tunate.

Ang, ehang, helaeth. Broad, large.

Angad, llaw. A hand.

Angau, ange. Death.

Angheuol, marwol. Deadly, mortal.

Angel. An angel.

Angell, asgell, ysgwydd, brauch. An arm, the shoul­der, a wing.

Angen. Necessity, want.

Angerdd, gwrês, poethni. Heat, combustion.

Anghenus. Needy.

Angnawd, an arferol. Vnufu­al, unaccustomed.

Anghanmol, goganu, beio. To dispraise.

Anghardd, carchorwr, (slâf,) caeth wenidog, ag weithie cûl, cyfing. A captive, a ser­vant, a slave; also streight, narrow.

Anghawr, cybyddaidd. Cove­tous.

Anghawrdeb, cybydd-dod. Co­vetousness.

Anghenfil, un rhyfeddol, un yn rhagori oddiwrth (gwrs naturiaeth). A monster.

Angherdded, afawŷdeb mewn trafel. The error of a tra­veller; also, misfortune.

Anghof, allan o goffadwri­aeth. To forget; also, for­getfulness.

Anghrêd. Vnbelief, incredulity; also that part of the world that is not Christian.

Anghrawn, yr hwn ni chas­glodd gyweth. One that has not heaped up riches.

Anghredu. To disbelieve.

Anghrist, di gristionogol, yn erbyn Crist. Antichrist.

Anghychwiawr, anghystal, an hebig. Unequal, unlike.

Anghyfarch, yr hyn a gyme­rer ymwith heb wybod i'r nêb a i pîau. Any thing ta­ken away the owner not know­ing it, or without his leave; Felony.

Anghyfarchwr, yr hwn a gy­mero beth heb genad y meddianwr. He that takes a thing without the owners leave.

Anghyfartal, yr hyn nid oes moi fàth. Incomparable.

Anghyfiaith, jaith ddieithrol. [Page] A strange tongue or language.

Anghyflwr. An unhappy condi­tion.

Anghyfnerth, anghyfnerthi, gwendid, afiechyd. Weak­ness, infirmity.

Anghyfodedyn, an symmudol, na eller ei symmud. Immo­vable.

Anghyfraith. Vnlawfulness.

Anghyffelyb. Vnlike.

Anghyffred, yr hyn nid ellir ei fesur, ei ddeall, n ai gy­rheuddud. Incomprehensible.

Anghymmes, gormod. Too much, excess.

Anghyngel, edi ych anghenfil.

Anghynnwŷs, ymrosgo, ani­oddefus. Incompact, inconti­nent, not sufferable.

Anghysbell, ymhell. Afar off, far distant.

Anghysson. Dissonant, disa­greeing in sound, not meters.

Anghyssondeb. A disagreeing in sound, not well rhymed.

Anghyssoni. To make false Rhymes.

Angladd, claddedigaeth. A funeral.

Anglef, llêf neu llais uchel. A great voice, or noise.

Angor, cybyddedd. Covetous.

Angor llong. An anchor.

Angraifft, ceryddiad, (esampl). A correction, rebuke; also an example.

Angraff. Dull-sighted, also sim­ple.

Angreifftio, bwrw ar gel­wydd, bwrw bai, rhoddi sen. To disprove, to chide.

Anguriol, rhyfeddol, creulon. Wonderful, cruel.

Anhap). Vnhappiness, misfor­tune.

Anhappus). Vnfortunate, unpro­sperous.

Anhardd. Vndecent.

Anharddwch. Vndecency.

Anhawdd, anodd. Hard or difficult.

Anhawsder anodd-did. Diffi­culty.

Anhepgor, yr hyn nid eller ei hepgor. Necessary, not to be omitted.

Anher, anner, (heffer). An heifer.

Anhun, anhunedd. Night­watchings, awaking.

Anhwyl, afiàch. Vnhealthful­ness, sickness.

Anhwŷlus. Vnprosperous, in­tractable.

Anhŷ. swil, anu. Bashful.

Anhydŷn, cyndyn, anwellyni­og, afreolus. Untractable, refractory, obstinate, wilful.

Anial, ynial, wedi ei adel. Forsaken.

Anialwch, drysni. A desert, a wilderness.

Anian, (natur). Nature.

Anifail. A beast.

Anllad. Lustful, lascivious.

Anlladrwydd. Lust, lascivi­ousness.

[Page] Anllodi, anlloddi, treulio'r cwbl ar y bol. To consume all in eating or drinking.

Anlloedd, cyfoeth. Riches.

Anlloeddawg, cyfoethog. Rich, wealthy.

Anllofi, dylofi, tynnu trwŷ'r llaw. To rid through the hand.

Annawn, (anhap). Misfortune.

Annedd. An habitation.

Anneddu. To inhabit.

Annedwŷdd. Vnhappy.

Anneirfuwch, (heffer). A hei­fer.

Annel, tynniad, plygiad. A bending, a stretching.

Annelu, plygu, camu. Stretch, bend.

Annel, atteg. A prop.

Annel, magl. A gin or snare.

Anner, anneir, (Heffer). A heifer.

Annerch. Commendations, or to send commendations.

Anniben. Slew, without end.

Annibendod. Slowness.

Annhynghedfen, diben drŵg. An unhappy end.

Annhyrron, annhirion. Vnplea­sant.

Annien, di-hên, bywiog, llawn bŷw. Lively, young.

Annilys, ammheus. vncertain, doubtful.

Annilysu, llysu, gwrthod. To refuse, to reject.

Annioddef. Impatience.

Annioddefgar, annioddefus. Impatient.

Annistaw. Not silent.

Anniwair, serchog, anllad. Vnclean, lewd, unchast.

Anniweirdeb, anlladrwydd. Vnchastity, lasciviousness.

Anniwŷg, drŵg cyflwr y corpn. An ill habit of body.

Anniwygus, un a fo ai gorph mewn cyflwr drŵg. One that has an ill habit of body.

Annlyed, annyledus. Not due or owing.

Annogi, cynghori. To exhort, advise, or advertise.

Annog, cyngor. An exhortation.

Annos, hyssio. To set a dog upon, or stir him to pursue.

Annosparthus, annosparthol, diwahan. Without division.

Anurhaethawl, na ellir ei fy­negi. Vnspeakable.

Annrhefn. Confusedly.

Annrhefnus. Out of order, dis­orderly.

Annudd, anhudded, diddos. A covering, a shelter.

Annuddo, anhuddo. To cover.

Annun, anhunedd. Night-watching, or hindrance of sleep.

Annwn, pôbl y tu arall i'r ddaiar, a'u traed tuag at ein troed ni. Our Antipodes.

Annyundeb, anghydfod, ym­rysson. Discord, strife.

Annwfn, cadduglynn, llyn [Page] heb waelod, uffern. A bot­tomless pit, hell.

Annŷsg, anwybodaeth. Igno­rance.

Annysgymmod, anghydfod. Discord, disagreeing.

Anobaith. Despair.

Anobeithio. To despair.

Anobeithiol. Desperate, with­out hope.

Anober, pêth gwael. A trifle, a thing of no value.

Anoberi, gwaelbêth. A sorry or inconsiderable thing.

Anodd, an hawdd. Hard to be done, difficult.

Anoddyn, dwfn. Deep.

Anogan, anogawn, heb ôgan. Without dispraise.

Anogyfarch, heb gennad. Without leave.

Anolaith, heb laithder sŷch. Without moisture, dry.

Anoleithiog, yn ddi-wlŷb. Not moist or wet.

Anolo, anfuddiol, yn ofer. Vnprofitable, in vain.

Anorfod, anoresoynnol, na ellir ei orchfygu na' i sym­mŷd. Vnconquerable, invin­cible.

Anosteg, siariadus. Talka­tive.

Anrhaith, yspail a ddygcer oddiar elynion. A spoil.

Anrhaith-oddef, yr hwn a bô ei ddâoedd iw (fforffetio) am wneuthur yn erebyn y Brenin. He whose goods are to be confiscated.

Anrhefn. Confusion.

Anrhefnus. Confusedly.

Anrheg. A gift or present.

Anrhegu. To give presents.

Anrhydedd. Honour, reverence.

Anrhydeddu. To honour, reve­rence, or worship.

Anrhydeddus. Honourable, re­verend.

Anrhyfedd, rhyfeddol. Won­derful.

Ansawd, ansawdd, ansodd, cyflwr, modd, helynt. Qua­lity, state, condition.

Ansuriaeth, llôg. Vsury.

Anterth, y drydŷdd awr or dŷdd. The third hour of the morning.

Antur, prin, odid, braidd. Scarcely.

Antur, cais, ymgais. An at­tempt, an endeavour.

Anturio, rhoi cais. To attempt or endeavour.

Anudon, cam-lŵ. Perjury.

Anudonwr, hwn a dyngo a­nudon. A perjurer.

Anurddas, aflwydd, afrwydd­deb. Adversity, misfortune.

Anwadal. Inconstant.

Anwadaledd, anwadalwch. Inconstancy.

Anwadalu. To waver, to change ones mind.

Anwastad. Inconstant; also, uneven.

[Page] Anwastadrwydd. Inconstancy, unevenness.

Anwau, dattod y pêth a way­ed eusus. To unweave what hath been woven.

Anwe. The woof of a web.

Anwes. Indulgence, fondness.

Anwesog. To be of too much fondness.

Anwir, celwydd. A lie, an un­truth.

Anwr, un nad yw ŵr ol. One not manly.

Anwybod, anwybodaeth. Ig­norance.

Anwŷd. Coldness; also, a cold or cough.

Anwydog. Subject to be cold.

Anwyd, anwydau, dull, (na­turiaeth). Nature, temper, disposition.

Anŵyl, hŷ, digwilŷdd. Shameless, bold, impudent.

Anwyl. Dear, beloved.

Anwyl, an-hwyl, afiechyd. Indisposition of body.

Anwyllyniog. Humoursom, cross­grain'd.

Anymddiried. Diffidence or distrust.

Anymddiriedu. To distrust.

Anynad. Peevish.

Anysgog, disigl. Immovable.

Anysgoged, disiglog. Immo­vable.

Anyspryd, yn lle yspryd. A ghost, an apparition.

Anystywallt, anwadal, anua­stad. Inconstant, unstable

AP.

Aphwys, edrych affwys.

AR.

AR. Above, upon.

ar. Plowed land.

Arab, cellweirus. Subject to jest.

Arabedd, arabeddiaith, digri­fair, cellwer. A merry say­ing, a jest.

Aradr, arad, penffestr. A plough.

Araf. Slow.

Arafu, rhywiogi. lliniaru. To grow mild; also to go slower.

Arail, areilio, trefnu, ym­geleddu. To look after, to maintain, to keep, to attend.

Areithio, gwneuthur a­raith new draethawd. To make a speech.

Araith. traethawd. An erati­on, a speech.

Areithŷdd. An orater.

Araithyddiaeth Oratery, the terick.

Arall. Another.

Arallu, aduewyddu. To alter to amend.

Aralleg, cyffelybiaeth. An allegory or similitude.

Arallwlad, dieithr ddŷn. A stranger.

Arau, ar y gau, ar gelwydd. In a lie.

Araul, tawel. Calm.

[Page] Arawd, bardd-gân o Ganmo­liaeth. An Encomium.

Arbed, eiriach. To spare.

Arbennig, pennaf, cyntas, goref. Principal, capital, chief.

Arbennig milwyr, pendefig llu. The General of an Army.

Arbennigrwydd, Pendefi­gaeth. Principality, Excel­lence, Highness.

Arbennig-ŵyl, gŵyl uchel enwog. A solemn Feast.

Arch, archiad. A bidding or commanding.

Arch, math ar Long. A kind of a Ship called an Ark.

Arch neu cist corph. A Coffin.

Arch-esgob, penna Esgob. An Archbishop.

Archafad, dyrchafael, esgyn­niad, mynediad i fynu. A­scension, exaltation.

Archafael, dyrchafu, esgyn, myned i fynnu. To ascend.

Archen, archenad, osgyd. A Shoe.

Archenu, gwisgo esgydiau. To wear Shoes.

Archoll, briw. A wound.

Archolli, briwo, anafu. To wound.

Archwaethu, profi blâs. To taste.

Ardal, llywodraeth gw­lad, unbennaeth gwlad. A Marquisate.

Ardalwr, llywodraethŵr rhŷw (sîr) neu wlâd. A Marquiss.

Ardeml, adail, adeilad, teilad. An edifice or building, a ta­bernacle.

Ardwy, nawdd, amddiffyn. Defence, protection.

Ardwyad, amddiffynnwr. A Protector or Defender.

Ardwyaw, amddiffynu. To protect or defend.

Ardwyrdaf, edrych dwŷre.

Ardymmŷr, ardymmer, tym­mer, tymherus. Temperate­ness, an equality of heat and cold.

Ardymmheru, tymheru. To temper or moderate.

Ardymmherus, tymherus. Temperate, moderate.

Arddamlewychiad, datcuddi­ad. Revelation.

Arddelw, taeru. To avouch, to assert, to vindicate.

Ardderchafu, derchafu. To ascend.

Ardderchafael, dyrchafael. Ascension.

Ardderchog. Excellent, high, noble.

Ardderchowgrwydd. Excel­lence, nobility.

Arddiad. Plowed ground, til­lage.

Arddigonedd, gormodedd. Too much, superfluity.

Arddu, du. Black.

[Page] Arddu neu aredig. To till the ground.

Arddwl, awr ddwl. A melan­choly hour.

Arddufrych, gwineuddu, ty­wyll, hagar. A dark brown, swar thy.

Arddunaw, anrhydeddu. To honour or reverence.

Ardduniant, anrhydedd. Ho­nour, reverence.

Arddwr. A Plowman, an Hus­bandman.

Arddwrn, arddwn. The wrist.

Aredig. To plow.

Areithio, dywedyd chwedl, ymddadlu. To make a formal speech.

Areithydd, ymadroddwr. An Orator, a Rhetorician.

Aren. A Rein, a Kidney, the Member of a Male.

Arennau. Reins, the Members of a Male.

Aren, ffraeth, ymadroddus. Witty, eloquent.

Arf. A weapon, a tool.

Arfaeth, amcan, brŷd. An intention or purpose.

Arfaethu, amcanu, bwriadu. To intend or purpose.

Arfaidd, hŷ. Bold, daring, an hardy adventure.

Arfal, toll am falu. Toll for grinding.

Arfeddyd, amcan, bwriad. A purpose or intent.

Arfeiddio, llyfasu. To dare, to be bold.

Arfeisio, rhydio, myned trw­y'r rhŷd. To pass over wa­ter, to wade over.

Arfer. Custom, or common use.

Arferu. To accustom, to use com­monly.

Arfod, tarawiad neu ddyr nod saeth. The shot or strokes of a Dart.

Arfodus, saethu yn gyfar­wydd. Prompt and dexterous at casting a Dart.

Arfoel, moel ei goppa. Bald on the top of the head.

Arfog. Armed.

Arfogaeth. Armour.

Arfogi. To arm, to harness.

Arfoloch, blin, aflonydd. Troublesom, unquiet.

Arfoll, croesaw, croeso. Wel­come.

Arfolli, derbyn, croesawu. To receive, to welcome.

Arfolli, beichiogi. To conceive.

Arfôrdir, glann y môr. The Sea-coast.

Arfordwy, yr un ag arfordîr.

Arffed. A lap.

Arffedog, yffedog. An apron.

Arffedog, ymgeleddŵr, ceid­wad. An Overseer, a Guar­dian.

Argae. A fence to keep water in its own channel, or in Mill­dams, &c.

Argaedigaeth, clô rheswm, diben, dibendod. A conclu­sion.

[Page] Arganfod, (witsio). To be­witch.

Arganfod, bwrw golwg. To look upon, to cast an eye.

Argel, cûdd, ymgûdd. An absconding, an hiding.

Argelu, cuddio, ymguddio, llechu, celu. To hide or con­ceal.

Argelwch, dirgelwch, cyfri­nach, An hidden thing, a se­cret.

Argledr, arglwydd. A Lord.

Arglwydd. A Lord or Master.

Arglwyddes. A Lady or Mi­stress.

Arglwyddiwr, rheolwr, llyw­ŷdd. A Governour, a Lord, a Ruler.

Arglwyddiaeth. A Lordship.

Argoedwŷs, coediog. Woody.

Argoel, coel. A sign or token, an omen.

Argyfrey, cynhysgaeth. A Portion or Dowry.

Argyffrey, edrych Argyfrey.

Agyllaeth, galar, alaeth. A lamenting, a mourning.

Argyffroeu, canu bôb yn ail bôb in eilas. To sing toge­ther by turns.

Argyllaeth, wŷlo, tosturio. Weeping, wailing, lament­ing, &c.

Argymmhennu, dadleu, rhe­symmu. To hold an Argu­ment, to argue.

Argysswr, argysswrw, ofn. Fear, borrcur.

Argyssyru, ofni. To fear, to be afraid.

Argystwy, cerŷdd. Chastise­ment.

Argywedd, briw, miweid. A harm or hurt.

Argywedd, achwyn, cŵŷn. An accusation, a complaint.

Argywedda, briwo, anafu. To hurt or harm.

Ariad, cerddorion, pîbyddi­on, cantorion. Musicians, Pipers, Singers.

Arial, nwŷf, bywiogrwydd. Lasciviousness, vigour, acti­vity.

Arialus, nwyfus, bywiog. Full of vigour and courage, live­ly, lascivious.

Arian. Silver.

Ariânt. Money.

Arian rhif, arian bâth. Coin.

Arian bŷw. Quicksilver.

Ariandlws, y gamp, a ennill­er wrth ryfela neu ym­gampio. A piece of silver given as a reward in war, or won by Horse-race, &c.

Arianllais, llais arian. A sil­ver sound.

Ariannog. Moneyed, silvered.

Ariannu. To silver.

Arien, gwlith. Dew.

Aries, edrych Darogan.

Arlais. The temple of the head.

Arlwŷ, paratoad. A prepa­ration.

Arlwyo, paratôi. To prepare.

[Page] Arlwŷannau, arlwŷau, para­tôadau. Preparations.

Arllaw, ar-llaw. With the hand.

Arllawdd-ar-llawdd, ar mawl. With the praise.

Arlloes, arloes, arloesiad. Empty, emptied, throughly purged.

Arlloesi, arloesi. To empty, to purge.

Arllon, llonn. Very pleasant.

Arllost, bôn gwaywffan, carn arf. The but-end of a spear, or the stock of a weapon.

Arlluddiaw, rhwystro. To hin­der.

Arllwŷbr, ol troed, neu llwŷbr. A foot-step or track of the foot, a path.

Armerth, arlwŷad, paratôad. A preparation.

Armes, droganiad, prophwy­doliaeth. A Prophecy.

Arnaddu, arnaddudd, ar­naddynt, arnynt. Vpon them.

Arnodd. A Plow-tail or han­dle, or rather the Plow-beam.

Arnynt. Upon them.

Ar-oddeu, goddeu, diodde. To endure, to bear or suffer.

Arodrydd, arawd-rhŷd, fraeth ymadrodd. An eloquent ora­tion.

Arofyn, ymofyn, myned ar siwrne, bwriadu. To enquire, to go a journey.

Arofun, ymmaith, parod i y­mado. To be ready to depart.

Arogl, rhogleu. A smell or scent, a perfume.

Arogli, rhogleuo. To perfume.

Aroloedd, cyfoeth, budd Wealth, profit.

Arorair, rhagferf, un o ran­nau ymadrodd. An Adverb, one of the Parts of Speech.

Aros. To stay or tarry; to dwell, abide, or inhabit.

Aros, prin. Scarcely.

Arpar, darparu, paroatoi. To provide, to prepare.

Arsang, gorthrech, trais. Op­pression.

Arswyd, ofn. Fear, or appre­hension of fear.

Arswydo, ofni. To fear, to be afraid of.

Artaith, eigyddiad, chwart­eriad. A [...]ending the skin from the bone, a butchery, a quar­tering.

Arteithio, chwarteru, cig­yddio. To tear limb from limb, to quarter, to butcher.

Arteithudd, crogŵr, cigydd o ddŷn, dihenyddwr. An hangman, an executioner.

Arth. An He-bear.

Arthes. A She bear.

Aruchedd, wyneb, arwyneb The face, the top or uppermost part, a front.

Aruchel, goruchel, uchel iawn. Very high, lofty.

Aruthr, rhyfedd. Wonderful, admirable.

[Page] Aruthrèdd, rhyfeddod. A won­der, admiration.

Aruthrol, rhyfeddol. Wonder­ful, admirable.

Arwaesaf, cymmorth, cyn­northwy. Help, assistance.

Arwain, tywŷso. To lead.

Arwar, brydaniaeth. Heat.

Arwedd, ymddŵyn. To be­have or comport ones self.

Arweddiad, ymarwediad, ymddygiad, buchedd. Con­versation, manner of life.

Arweddawdr, dygiawdr, un a ddygo un arall. One that carrieth or beareth another.

Arwerthu, arwerth, cynnig ar werth. To set or offer to sale.

Arwestr, llinin pwrs neu sgreppan. A purse or sat­chel-string.

Arwest, cerdd dannau, (miw­sig). Musick.

Arwoloedd, edrych aroloedd.

Arwr, un a wna wyrthiau uwchlaw arfer dŷn. An Heroe.

Arwraidd, gwyrthiog. Hero­ick, noble.

Arwredd, dewrder, gwas­gwŷchder. Heroickness, va­lour.

Arwrwas, gwâs dewr, gwâs gwŷch. An heroick man.

Arwydd. A sign.

Arwyddion. Signs.

Ar-wŷdd, arad, penfestr. A Plow.

Arwyddfardd, cennad yn go­fyn heddwch, neu yn cy­hoeddi rhyfel. An Herald at Arms denouncing War or Peace.

Arwyl, arwyliant, claddedi­gaeth. A Funeral.

Arwynawl, tywŷsog. A Prince.

Arwŷnawl, dihafarch creu­lon. Fierce, cruel.

Arwynebedd, arwyneb, wy­neb, tonn. The face, sur­face, or top of a thing.

Arwynt, arogl, rhogleu pe­raidd. A sweet smell, an o­dour.

Arwyntio, arogli, rhogleuo yn beraidd. To smell plea­santly.

Arŵŷre, derchafu. To ascend.

Arwyrain, cerdd o foliant. A song of praise, an hymn.

Arwystl, gwŷstl. A pledge or pawn.

Arwystleiriaeth, gwystlaid. A pawning.

Arynnaig, ofn. Fear.

Aryneigus, osnog. Fearful.

AS.

A Sant, edrŷch tarian.

Asbarn, barn. A Judg­ment.

Asbri. Excessive mischievous.

Assen. A She-ass.

Asen. A rib.

Aseth. A sharp-pointed lath to fasten thatch to houses.

Asgel. A wing.

[Page] Asgellog. Winged.

Asgellu. To wing, or put on wings.

Asgellwynt, ystlyswynt. A side-wind.

Asgen, briw, niweid. An hurt or harm.

Asgethrawg. Toothy or naily.

Asglod, asglodŷn, ysglodŷn. A chip.

Asgre, mynwes. The bosom.

Asgwrn. A bone.

Asgyrnig, asgyrniòg. Boney, full of bones.

Asgyrnygu. To grin and shew ones teeth by way of chiding or threatning.

Asserw, disglaer. Bright, shi­ning.

Assio. To joyn or glew together.

Assw, asswŷ. The left.

Asswŷn, esgus am fod yn ab­sennol. An excuse for being absent.

Asswŷno, (escusodi absen.) To excuse ones absence.

Astalch, edrŷch tarian.

Astell, aseth tô. A lath.

Astellodi, hollti. To cleave or split.

Asirus, sarrug, anfoddog. Dog­ged, dissatisfied.

Astrusi, ammheuaeth. Ambi­guity, doubt.

Astud, myfŷrgar, dyfal, di­wŷd. Studious, diligent.

Asur, y glâs wybren. The a­cure sky.

Assyn. The he-ass.

AT.

AT. To.

Atcor, cŵys. A furrow.

Atcori, cwŷso. To plow fur­rows.

Atchwaith, sûrni, blâs drŵg Sowerness, an ill taste, unsa­vouriness.

Atgen y ddaiar, ffrwŷth y ddaiar. The fruit of the earth.

Atglaf, goglâf, ailglâf. Some­thing sickly, relapse.

Atglefychu, ailglafychu. To get a relapse.

Atguddio, cuddio, celu. To abscond, to hide.

Atgyweirio, adnewyddu, di­wygio. To mend, to repair.

Athafar, trymder, galar. Sor­row, grief.

Athaw, distaw. Silent.

Athraidd, myned trosodd, neu trwodd. A passing over, or through.

Athraw, athro, dysgawdr, (Meister). A teacher, a ma­ster.

Athrawiaeth. Doctrine, learn­ing.

Athref, trigfan, cartref by­chan. A little dwelling, a mansion-house.

Athreiddio, myded trosodd. To pass over.

Athrigiad, trigiad, arhosiod. An abiding or staying.

[Page] Athrist, trist, trwm iawn. Ve­ry sorrowful or sad.

Athro, athraw, (Meister). A master, a teacher.

Athronddysg, doethineb, u­chel ddysgeidiaeth. Philo­sophy, doctrine, learning, di­scipline.

Athrugar, trugarog. Merciful.

Athrylith, tueddiad. Disposi­tion, towardness.

Athrywŷn. To part those that are fighting.

Athwll, tyllog, rhwygiedig. Torn, rent.

Athwŷf, euthym, aethym. I went.

Atorwedd, gorwedd o hŷd. To lie all along.

Attafael. A distraining, an at­tachment.

Attafaela. To distrain, to attach.

Attal. To hinder, to delay, to detain, to stop. Withholding or retaining, an impediment, a stop.

Attal dywedyd. A stammering, an impediment of speech.

Attam, attan, attom. To us, towards us.

Attarw, adfwl. A Bull half gelt, a Steer.

Atteb. To answer, an answer.

Atteg, pren Cynnal. A Prop.

Attegu, cynnal i finu. To un­derprop.

Attethol, dewisiad, dewis, deffol. An election, choice, picking, or culling.

Attil, ad-hîl, beichiogi or ail, beichiogi eilwaith. A second conception.

Attolwg. Beseeching.

Attolygu. To beseech.

Attref, drysni. A wilderness or desert.

Attreg, attregwch, ymaros, llercian. Delay, a delaying.

Attŵf, yr hwn a dyfo yn ddi­weddarach nar cnŵd. That which grows up after the crop.

Attwŷn, dwŷn yn ôl. To bring or carry back again.

Attychwel, dyfodiad yn ôl. A return.

AU.

AU, yr au sŷdd wrth yr ysgyfent. The liver.

Aur. Gold.

Aurbibau, lliw aur. Gold-co­lour.

Aurdorchog. Golden-chain'd.

Aurŷch, eurŷch, go aur, go arian. A Goldsmith, a Silver-smith, a Tinker.

AW.

AWch. An edge, vigour.

Aweddwr, dwfr glân, llif-ddŵr. Clean water, flow­ing water.

Awel. A gale or blast of wind.

Awelog. Windy.

Awen neu gwenŷdd. The gift of Poetry.

Awen ffrwyn. The reins of a Bridle.

Awenad, cernod. A box on the ear.

[Page] Awen neu asgwrn grûdd, as­gwrn gên, cliccied gên. The jaw-bone or cheek bone.

Awen-gerdd, cerdd gyson. A Poem well rhymed.

Awenŷdd, gwenŷdd. The gift of Poetry.

Awgrim, awgrym, amnaid. a nod, a beck.

Awr. An hour.

Awrddwl. A dull hour.

Awst. The month August.

Awŷdd. Greediness, covetous­ness.

Awyddu. To covet or desire greedily.

Awyddus. Greedy.

Awŷn ffrwyn. The reins of an horses bridle.

Awŷr. Air.

BA.

BA, edrych Pa.

(Baban, babi, paban.) A Baby, a Puppet.

Baccwn,) cig môch. Bacon.

Bâch neu bychan. Little, small.

Bâcheam. A hook a grapling-iron.

Bachiad. Crookedness; a bend­ing, turning, or winding, like a hook.

Bachgen. A boy.

Bachog. Hooked. full of turn­ings and windings.

Bachu. To hook, to bend.

Bacseu, hosanau heb draed. Stockins without feet.

Bad, cafn ar ddŵr, cŵch dwfr. A Cock-boat, a Scullers Boat, or Barge.

Baddug, Caddug, niwl A fog or mist.

Badŷdd, badŷdd. Baptism.

Baedd. A boar.

Boeddgig, cîg baedd. Brawn.

Baeddu, curo, pwŷo. To beat, to thump.

Bagad, rhai, crŷn bart. Some, a multitude.

Bagl, ffon fogl. A Crutch.

Brglog. Crutch-like.

Bagwnnog, crŷf, cadarn. Strong, firm.

Bagwŷ, blaen arf, pîg saeth. The point of a weapon, the dart of an arrow.

Bai. A fault.

Baich, baŷch. A burden.

Baidd, herio, syleinsio. A da­ring, a challenging.

Bain, haint, maent hwy. They are.

Bais, rhŷd. afford.

Bal, tusw, llyweth. A little bundle of flax or the like,

Bal, moel iawn. Very bald.

Bala, pen afon, blaidd. A town of that name, and signifies the head of a river flowing out of a lake; als of a wolf.

Balaen, balain, balen, dûr, hai­arn. Steel, iron.

Balaon, bleiddiau. Wolves,

Balaw, gwaell neu dafod (bweel). The tongue of a buckle.

[Page] Balc). A balk or ridge between two furrows.

Balch. Proud.

Balchder, balchedd. Pride.

Balchio. To grow proud.

Baldordd, dwndrio, dadwrdd. To prate prattle or babble.

Baldorddwr, dwndriwr. A bab­ler or pratler.

Balen, dûr, haiarn. Steel, iron.

Ball, plâ, cornwyd. A plague, a pestilence.

Ballasarn, glâs. Blue.

Ballasg, draenog. An hedge-hog, an urchin, a porcupine.

Ballasgog, pigog. Set with prickles, prickly.

Balleg, crŷw pysgod, cawell i ddal pysgod. A weel or bow-net to catch fish.

Ballegrwŷd, rhwyd pysgod. A fish-net.

Balog. A codpiece, a placket.

Bann, uchel, hîr. High, tall.

Bann, braich o bennill. The arm or slave of a verse.

Banniar, (Baner). A banner.

Bannog, nodol, nodedig. No­ted, notable.

Ban, pan. When.

Banan, ofn. Fear.

Bancawio. To fasten an hook to an angling line.

Bangaw, parod, buan. Ready, swift.

Banon, brenhines. A Queen.

Banw, porchell. A pig.

Banŷw, banwŷaidd. Feminine.

Bâr, aspri, rhaib. Desperate­ness in wickedness, also glut­tony.

Bara. Bread.

Bara miod, crempogen. A pancake or fritter.

Baran, nerth. Strength, force.

Barannedd, nerthoedd. Forces, strengths.

Baranres, trefn (Sawdwŷr). The Order of Souldiers.

Barcut, barcuttan. A kite.

Bardd, prydŷdd. A poet.

Barddas, hanes ar gân. Intel­ligence by verse, a poetical history.

Barddoneg, prydyddiaeth. Po­etry.

Barddoni, beirdd, prydyddi­on. Poets.

Barddoniaeth, prydyddiaeth. The art of poetry.

Barddoniaidd, prydyddawl. Poetical.

Barf. A beard.

Barfog. Bearded.

Bargen). A bargain or contract.

Bargod. The eves of a house, &c.

Bargodion, trigolion yn bŷw yn nherfyn dwy-wlad. The inhabitants of frontiers or marches.

Bariaeth. Desperateness in wic­kedness.

Baril). A barrel.

Barn. Judgment, sentence.

Barnu. To judge.

Barnwr. A Judge.

[Page] Barr) i sefyll wrtho o flaen ustus. The bar in a court of judicature.

Bar) neu drosol. A bar or bolt.

Barrog, ysbardun. A spur.

Barrug, llwydrew. Frost, the rime of frost.

Barus. Wicked, also gluttonous.

Barwn) A Baron.

Barwniaeth), rheolaeth, gallu. Power, Government, a Baron­ship.

Bâs, Shallow, ebb.

Bâs, llewyg, llysmair. A swoon, the pouring out of the soul, an extasie.

Basgawd, basged). A basket.

Bastardd), plentyn ordderch. A bastard.

Bâth, tebyg. The like, likeness.

Bâth ariân, neu arian bâth, arian. Coined money.

Bathu, gwnuethŷr arian. To coin money.

Baw Dirt, dung, a turd.

Bawai, bawaidd, bawlŷd. Dirty.

Bawd. A thumb.

Bawdd, bôddi. A drowning.

Bawddŷn, dŷn bawaidd. A base dirty fellow.

Bawlŷd. Dirty, filthy.

BE.

BEchan. A little she, a small female.

Bechanigen, bechan bâch. A very little female.

Bedwen. The birch-tree.

Bedw. Birch-trees.

Bedŷdd. Baptism.

Bedyddio. To baptise.

Bedyddfan, bedyddfaen, be­dyddlestr, bedyddfa. The Baptistry, the Font.

Bedyssawd, yr holl ddaiarol fŷd. The globe of the earth.

Bêdd. A sepulcher or grave.

Beddaid, llonaid bedd. A grave, full.

Beddrawd, bêdd, daiar gladdu. A sepulcher, a burying-place.

Begegŷr, gwennynen ormes, cyccynen. A wasp.

Beichio. To bellow or roar.

Beichiog. With child.

Beiddio, llefasu. To dare.

Beio. To find fault.

Beiriant, edrŷch Peiriant.

Peirniad, barnwr. A Judge.

Beisio, myned trwyr dŵr. Towade through the water.

Bele, mâth ar wiwair a phân gwerthfawr. A Sable whose skin is rich fur.

Bellach. Now at last.

Benbaladr, edrŷch paladr.

Benben, ynghŷd, ymladd. To­gether by the ears.

Benddar, edrŷch Penddâr.

Bendigaid, bendigedig. Bles­sed.

Bendigo, bendithio. To bless.

Bendith. A blessing.

Bendithio. To bless.

Bendraphen, yn gymmysg, [Page] mewn anrhefn. Promiscu­ously, confusedly.

Bendro, pendro. A dizziness or giddiness of the head, the staggers.

Benedig, cennadwriaeth. A message, an embassie.

Benffŷg, bûdd, (proffid,) enill. A benefit, profit.

Benn, certwyn, (gwagen.) A cart or waggon, a chariot.

Bensach, chwydd-ddolur yn y gwddw. The Squinzey.

Benthŷg. A borrowed thing.

Benthygio. To borrow.

Benwŷd, edrych Menwŷd.

Benyw, merch. A female kind, a woman.

Bêr. A Spit.

Bêr, edrych gwaywffon.

Bera, twrr o ŷd neu wair. A heap of corn or hay.

Berf, un o'r ŵyth rannau y­madrodd. A verb.

Berfa. A barrow.

Berfa drol. A wheel-barrow.

Bernais), disglairdeb. Varnish.

Berr. A short female.

Berr. A leg.

Berth têg, disglaer. Fair, bright.

Berthawg, goludog, cyfoeth­og. Rich, wealthy.

Berthedd, cyfoethog, goludog. Wealthy, rich.

Berthedd, tegwch, disgleir­deb. Beauty, fairness.

Berthdud, berth-tûd, gwlâd tirion hyfryd. A pleasant country.

Berthfann, lle-tirion. A plea­sant place.

Berthid, berthidau, cyfoeth, golud. Wealth, riches.

Berthogi, cyfoethogi To make rich, to grow rich.

Berw. A boyling.

Berwi. To boil.

Berŷon, berywon, barcutta­nod. Kites

Bestfil, anifail gwŷlle, prŷf gormes. A wild beast.

Beu, tŷ, bŵth, trigfa. A lit­tle house, a cottage.

Beudag, geneu y corn pori. The top of the wind-pipe.

Beudŷ. A cow-house.

Beunoeth, peunoeth, bôb nôs. Every night.

Beunydd, bôb dŷdd. Daily.

BI.

BI, bŷdd, fe sŷdd. It shall be.

Biach, edrŷch Giach.

Biachu, edrŷch Bachu.

Bicre, ymgŷrch, ymdrêch, ymladd. A conflict, a fight.

Bid, bydded. Let it be so, be it so.

Bid, gwrŷch. A hedge.

Bidog, cyllell glûn, (dagger). An hanger, a little sword, a dagger.

Biery, barcud. A kite.

Bigwrn, migwrn. A knuckle.

Bilain, taoog, hwsmon, Absti­nance, A husbandman.

[Page] Bilan, gwaywffon. A spear, a lance.

Bildin. A galling.

Bilen, edrŷch Pilen.

Bilwg,) gwddi. An hedge-bill.

Bîr). Beer.

Biswail. Cow-dung.

Bittail), lliniaeth, ymborth. Victuals.

Bittolws, tarw. A bull.

Biw, buwch. A cow.

BL.

BLaen neu pîg. A point.

Blaen neu gynt. First.

Blaena. The first.

Blaeneu neu eitha gwlâd. The farthest part of a country.

Blaengis, yr ymdrech cyntaf mewn rhyfel. The first as­sault in battel.

Blaenor. A ring-leader.

Blaenrhed, y rhedwr blaenaf. A fore-runner.

Blaenu, achab y blaen. To pos­sess before, to go before.

Blaenwedd, blaenwel, uchaf brigin. The very top or height of a thing.

Blagur. Twigs, sprigs.

Blaguro. To sprout, to branch.

Blaidd, (wlff). A wolf.

Blâs. A taste.

Blawd. Meal.

Blawd-llif, (dŵst) llif. Saw-dust.

Blawdd, chwyrn. Quick, nim­ble, swift, active.

Blawr, blawrwyn, llwŷd. Gray.

Bleddychfa, wyneb, wyneb. prŷd. The face or counte­nance.

Bleiddiast, bleiddies, (wlffest). A she-wolf.

Blew. Hair.

Blewiach. Down or little hair.

Blewog. Hairy.

Blif, tafl i daflu cerrig. A sling, A battering engine to cast darts or stones.

Blin. Weary, also troublesom.

Blinder. Weariness, also tribulation.

Blingo. To flea off the skin.

Blino To weary, also to vex.

Blisg. Shells.

Blîth. Givin' milk.

Blîth draphlith, didrefn, Con­fusedly.

Blochda, hufain llaeth. Cream.

Blodeuyn. A flower or blossom.

Blodeuo. To flourish or blossom.

Blodeuog. blossomy-flowry.

Blodio, tanu blawd. To sprin­kle meal.

Blodiwr. A Meal man.

Bloesg. Lisping.

Bloesgni. A lisping.

Bloneg. A swines grease.

Bloneg y derw. The say of oak-trees.

Blonhegen. A swines leaf.

Blottai, cardotta blawd. To beg meal.

Blowmon, dŷn croen ddu. A Black-moor.

Blŵch. A box.

[Page] Blwng, digllon. Angry.

Blychaid. A box-full.

Blyngawd, blyngder, anfodd­og, digllon. Angry, hard to be pleased.

Blynghau, digio. To be angry.

Blŷs. Longing.

Blysig yr hwn a flysio. One that longs.

Blysio. To long for a thing.

BO.

Bôch. The cheek.

Bochau. The cheeks.

Bochodeg, bychodeg, tlawd. Poor.

Bochog. Blab-cheeked.

Bocsach, (bôst). A boasting or bragging.

Bôd. To be.

Bôd, neu fôd. Essence, being.

Bôd neu gartref. A mansion, an habitation.

Bod, barcut. A kite.

Bod y gwerni. A buzzard.

Bod tinwyn. A bald buzzard.

Bôdd. Free-will, content.

Boddhau, rhyngu bôdd. To please or give content.

Boddi. To be drowned, to drown, drowning.

Boddlawn, bodlon. Contented, willing.

Boddloni, bodloni. To please, to content.

Bodryda, cŵch gwenyn. A Bee-hive.

Bogail. The navel.

Boglyn, tegan o aur. An ounce of gold.

Bol. The belly.

Bola croen, (mwfel). A muzzle.

Bolch, bwlch. A gap or notch.

Bolchwydd, chŵydd bol. Bel­ly swelling.

Bolera, yfed ar ormes. To spunge, or drink without pay­ing.

Bolgan, côd groen. A budget.

Bollt), piccell. A bolt, a dart.

Bolltod, tafliad cerrig, sae­thiad saethau. The casting of darts or stones out of an engine.

Boloch, aflonyddwch, helbul. Vnquietness, trouble.

Bolwft, dolur o fol. The belly­ach.

Bôn. The stump or but-end of a thing.

Bonclust. A box on the ear.

Bondo, bargod. The house-eves.

Bonedd. Nobility or gentry.

Bonffaglu, golosgi, deifio. To singe.

Boniad. The hinder part.

Bonllef. A shout, a shriek.

Bonllost. A bang or falling both ends together.

Bonwm, boncyff. A stump of a tree.

Bord, (bwrdd). A table, a board

Bore. The morning.

Boreuddŷdd. The morning.

Boreafwyd, tor cythlwng. A breakfast.

Boreugwaith. A morning.

Bors), torr-lliaingig. Bursten­ness.

[Page] Bôst), ffrŵst. A boasting.

Bostîo). To boast.

Bottas, bwtthôs, ysane bot­tymmog. Spatterlasles, but­toned hose, gainacshes.

Bottwm.) A button.

Bottymmog) Buttoned.

BR.

BRâd, bradwriaeth, twyll trwy ymddiried. Treache­ry, a betraying.

Brâd. gyfarfod. A quotidian-fever.

Bradog, twŷllgar. False, trai­terous.

Bradw, wedi treulio neu ddryllio. Worn thin and poor.

Bradwr, bradychwr. A traytor, a betrayer.

Bradwŷ, twn, torriad. A fracture, a rupture, a breach.

Bradwyog, drylliog, adwŷog. Broken, rent, full of gaps.

Braenar, branâr. Fallow ground.

Braen, braenllŷd. Rotten.

Braenu. To rot.

Brâg. Malt.

Bragad, heppil, hîl. Progeny, offspring.

Bragod). Bragget.

Braich, brauch. An arm

Braicheidio, ymgyfleidio. To embrace.

Braidd, prin. Scarcely.

Braint. Prerogative, dignity.

Braisg, praff. Gross or thick.

Bram. A fart.

Brammu. To fart.

Bremmain, cyrchfa, A resort, assembly, a collection.

Brân. A crow.

Brànos, brain ieuaingc. Young crows

Branes, neu brain. Crows.

Branâr. Fallow ground.

Brann), Rhuddion. Bran.

Brâs. Fat. also course.

Braster. Fatness, coursness.

Bratt. A clout or rag.

Brâth. A biting, a stinging, a stab.

Brathu. To stab bite or sting.

Brau, crin. Rotten, brittle.

Breuolaeth, breuoledd, breu­older, breuder, breuawd. Brittleness.

Braw. A terrour or fright.

Brawychu. To terrifie, vex, or move.

Brawd, barn. Judgment.

Brawd. A brother.

Brawdoliaeth. Brotherhood.

Brawdgâr, un yn caru ei frawd. A lover of his bro­ther.

Brawdgarwch, carriad rhwng brodyr. Brotherly love.

Brawdŵr, barnwr. A Judge.

Brawdle, eistad lle barnŵr. A Judgment-seat.

Brê, bryncŷn. A little hill.

Brecci. Wort.

Breccini, brecci. Wort.

Brêch, brŷch. A brindled or brown colour.

[Page] Brechdan. Bread spread with butter.

Bredŷch, brâd. Disloyalty, treachery.

Brefu. To low or bleat.

Brefera, thuo. To roar.

Brefarad, rhôch, rhuad. A roaring.

Brêg, rhwŷg, rhwygiad. A rent or breach.

Breianllif, breuanllif, maen melin, maenllifo. A grind-stone, a mill-stone.

Breichrwŷ, braich, brauch. An arm.

Breilw, (rhosyn.) A rose.

Breinrŷdd, brein-rhŷdd, bra­int. Right, immunity, free­dom.

Brenin. A King.

Brenhiniaeth. A Kingdom.

Brenhindŷ, brenhinllŷs, llŷs brenin. A Kings palace.

Bresŷch, llysiau crochan. Pot­herbs, also A weed in Corn.

Bretheirio, brytheirio. To belch.

Brethŷn. Woollen cloth.

Breuad, prŷf yn ymborth âr gŷrph y meirw. A worm that eateth the body of the dead.

Breuan, melin law. A hand-will.

Breuan o ymenŷn, (preint) o ymenŷn. A print of butter.

Brevandŷ, tŷ melin. A mill-house.

Breuanllif, edrŷch breianllif.

Breuant, y corn pori. The Wind-pipe.

Breuddwyd. A dream.

Breuddwydio. To dream.

Breulinaf, malu. To grind,

Breyr, brehyr, arglwydd y tir. A Baron, or Lord of a Mannor.

Breurdir, tîr y Brenin. The Kings land.

Breyres, Arglwyddes y tîr. A Baroness.

Brî. Esteem, dignity, honour.

Briduw, y bedŷdd-gyfammod. The covenant made in baptism.

Briallu. Primroses.

Brîg. The height or top of any thing.

Brigin. The top of any thing, a branch or sprig.

Brigog. Full of boughs or bran­ches.

Briger, gwallt. The hair of ones bead.

Brigladd, ysgythru. To lop.

Brigwn, gobed. A rack.

Bril. A shrimp, a sorry thing.

Brisg. A track.

Brîth. Of diverse colours, py'd.

Brîth y fuches. A wag-tail bird.

Brithell yr ymennydd, y groenen dene o amgylch yr ymennydd. The thin skin or film enwrapping the brain.

Britho. To adorn or dress any thing with divers colours.

Brithog, (ffrio.) A frying.

[Page] Brithŷll. A trout.

Briw. A wound,

Briwo. To hurt or wound.

Briw-fŵyd. Crums or frag­ments of bread or any victu­als.

Briwsion. Crums.

Briwsionyn. A crum.

Brô, gwlàd, cymmydogaeth. Country, neighbourhood.

Broaidd, tirion, hyfryd fel dyffrŷn. Pleasant as a val­ley.

Broccen, mynwes. A bosom.

Brôch, digter. Anger, wrath.

Brochi, digio, creuloni. To wax cruel, hasty, fierce, or un­ruly.

Brodio), cyfrestru, gweithio gwaith edau â nodwidd. To embroyder.

Brodorion, cydwladwŷr. The same country-men.

Bron. The breast, the pap, the side or top of a hill.

Bron alarch, math ar bysgo­dyn. A cuttle-fish.

Brondu'r twynau, math ar aderyn. The Plover-bird.

Bronddor, edrych tarrian.

Bronfoll, dwyfronneg, bron­lliain. The breast-plate also a stomacher.

Bron-gengl. A poitrel or breast-leather for a horse.

Bron-rhuddŷn, Robin gôch. Robin-red-breast.

Bron-lliain, (twmetfier). A stomacher.

Bronwen. A kind of a weasle.

Browŷs, brawŷs, braw. Ter­rour.

Brû, croth gwraigr. The womb

Bruchen, plympiad dŵr allan or ddaiar. The bubling or springing up of water.

Brûd, darogan, prophwydo­liaeth. A prophecy.

Brudio, daroganu, prophwydo. To prophesie.

Brûhed, llaw. A hand.

Brwchan, mâth ar lymru te­neu. A sort of meat made of oat-meal and water called Sowings.

Brŵd. Warm.

Brydio. To grow warm.

Brydanniaeth. Warmness.

Brŵŷd, peithin. A weavers reed, a tent or frame for em­broidery.

Brwydog, tyllog. Full of bracks or holes.

Brwŷdr, brwydrin, ymladdfa. A skirmish, a fight, a battel.

Brŵŷn. Rushes.

Brwynen. A rush.

Brŵyn, trymder, galar. Sor­row, mourning.

Brwynaid, mâth ar bysgod mân. Anchoves.

Brŵŷsg, meddw. Drunk.

Bryccan, gwrthban. A blan­ket.

Brŷch, brychau. Motes.

Brycheuyn. A mote.

Brychni wyneb. The freckles of the face.

[Page] Brŷch liw. A dun or brindled-colour.

Brŷch buwch. The after-birth.

Brŷch y cae, mâth ar aderŷn. A hedge-sparrow.

Brŷd, amcaniad, bwrriad. An intent or purpose.

Brŷnn. A hill.

Bryncŷn, brynn bychan. A little hill.

Brynaich, (yscottiaid.) Scotch­men.

Brŷs, prysurdeb. Haste.

Brŷsio, prysuro. To hasten.

Brysiawr, un ar ffwdan neu frŷs. One that makes haste.

Brysgŷll, ffonn, teyrnwialen. A cudgel, also a scepter.

Brytheirio, bretheirio. To belch.

Brython, brittaniaid, cymru. Britains, Welch people.

Brythoneg, cymraeg. The Bri­tish tongue, Welch.

Brythwch, ymladd. To fight.

BU.

BU, ŷch neu fuwch. An ox or cow, a nead.

Bu, fe fu. There was, he was.

Bual, ŷch gwŷllt. A buff or wild ox.

Buan. Swift.

Buelin, (cwppan) neu phîol. A cup.

Buarth. A yard or court at the front of a house.

Buches. A milking place.

Buchedd. The course of life or conversation.

Buchod. Cows.

Budr, aflan. Filthy, unclean.

Budreddi. Filth, excrements, dirt.

Budd. It will be.

Budd neu enill. Profit, be­nefit.

Buddio, gwneud enill. To pro­fit to benefit.

Buddfawr, buddiol, enillol, enillgar. Profitable.

Buddai, budde. A churn.

Buddel. The post that cows or oxen are tied to.

Buddugawl, y nêb a enillo'r maes. Victorious.

Buddugoliaeth, y (fictori), y gamp. A victory.

Bugad, brefiad gwartheg. The bellowing of oxen, cows or bulls.

Bugail, cadwr defaid. A shep­herd.

Bugeila, cadw defaid. To play the shepherd.

Bugeilffon, ffon bugail. A shepherds crook or staff.

Bugeilrhes, lolio, gwâg sia­rad. A babble or prating.

Bugloddi, cornio'r ddaiar fel a gwnelo tarw. To tear the earth with horns as bulls use to do.

Bugunad, brefiad ŷch. The lowing of an ox.

Bûl, codeu y tyfo hâd llîn ynddŷnt. The husks of flax-seed.

[Page] Bûn, merch neu forwŷn. A woman or maid.

Buna, mîl o filoedd. A milli­on or ten hundred thousand.

Burgŷn, ysgerbwd. A carrion or dead carcass.

Buria, yr un. The same.

Burion, barcuttanod. Kites.

Burthiaw, cilgwthio, gyru yn ôl. To repel or drive back.

Burthiad, gŵth, cilgwth. A repulse or putting back.

Burwŷ, glindorch buwch. A thing to tie up the legs of cows to milk them.

Bustl. The gall.

Bustlaidd, chwerw. Bitter, or full of gall.

Buwch. A cow.

Buwl, mûl ieuangc. A young mule.

BW.

Bŵ, braw, dychrŷn, ofn. Terrour, fear.

Bwa. A bowe to shoot with.

Bwast. Bowes to shoot with.

Bwbach. A bugbear to fright children.

Bwbachu, chware 'r bwhach. To frighten or terrifie chil­dren.

Bwccl). A clasp or buckle.

Bwccled, edrych tarian.

Bŵch. A he-goat.

Bwhwmman, codi yn donnau. To wave, or rise in waves.

Bwiall. An ax or hatchet.

Bwla), tarw. A bull.

Bwlan, bylan. A botl'd belly made of straw to keep wooll or corn, &c.

Bwlch. A notch, or gap.

Bwnn, Aderyn y Bwn. A bit­tern.

Bwngler), Bôn y glêr. A bung­ler, or botcher.

Bwrdais), un a fo' yn (ffrî) o drê gaeth. A burgess.

Bwrdd. A table, a board.

Bwrn, ymgyfogiad. An incli­nation to vomit.

Bwrw. To cast, to thron, to vo­mit.

Bwriad neu amcan. An intent or purpose.

Bwriadu neu amcanu. To in­tend design or purpose.

Bŵth. A cottage.

Bwŷd. Meat, victuals.

Bwyta. To eat.

Bwŷllwrw, darpariad i daith. Provision for a journey.

Bwystfil, prif gwŷllt. A wild beast.

Bwystgunion, Anifeiliaid gwylltion. wild beasts.

BY.

Bychan. Little.

Bychydig, ychydig. Very little.

Bychanigŷn, bychan bâch. A very little thing.

Bychod. He goats.

Bychodedd, ychydig. Few.

Bychodrwydd, yr un â bycho­dedd.

[Page] Bŷd. The world.

Bydol. Worldly.

Byda, cŵch gwenŷn. A bee­hive.

Bydâau, cychod gwenŷn. Bee­hives.

Bydaf, cŵch gwenyn. A bee­hive.

Bydafu, cychu gwenŷn. To hive bees.

Bŷdwraig, mudwraig. A midwife.

Byddar. Deaf.

Byddaru. To wax deaf, or make deaf.

Byddin, (armi), llu. An army.

Byddino, dysgu milwŷr i ry­fela. To exercise soldiers.

Bygwl, bygythiadau. Tbreat­nings.

Bygyln, bygwth. To threaten.

Bygwth. To threaten. A threat­ning.

Bynnag, pwybynag. Whosoe­ver.

Byrnio, llwytho. To load.

Bŷrr. Short.

Byrrhau. To shorten.

Byrdon, bwrdwn cerdd. The burden of a song.

Byrdd, Byrddau. Tables, boards.

Byrrhwch, Prŷ llŵyd, Prŷ penfrith. A gray, brock or badger.

Byrllyfg, teyrnwialen, gwia­len. A scepter, a rod.

Byrn, beirn, barnau, barnedi­gaethau. Judgments.

Bŷs. A finger.

Bystwn). A fellon or bustion.

Bŷth. For ever.

Byther, bydder, bydded. Let it be.

Bytheiad. A hound.

Bytheirio, bretheirio. To belch.

Bŷw. To live, also alive.

Bŷwiol. Lively.

Bywiogrwydd. Liveliness.

Bywŷd. Life, also livelihood.

Bywion, morgrŷg, mywion. Emmnets, ants or pismires.

CA.

CAhan, bŵth, A cottage, a cabbin of a ship.

Cabidwl, cynghardy. A con­sistory, councel house.

Cabidyldŷ, cynghordŷ. A con­vocation house, chapter house.

Cabl, Cabledd, Cablediga­eth, drŵgddyweddiad am dduw. A blasphemy.

Cablu, dywedyd yn ddrŵg am dduw. To blaspheme.

Cablŷs, chwanog i oganu Duw. Blasphemous▪

Cabol, llysn. Smooth.

Cabóli, llyfnhâu. To smooth.

Cabolfaen, careg sliccio. A smoothing stone.

Caccen, teisen, puttain. A cake, a harlot.

Caccwn. Wasps.

Caccynen. A wasp.

Câch, baw, tomm. A turd, dung, excrements.

Cachu. To shite.

[Page] Cachad, dŷn ynfyd, amhwyllus, llwrf. A mad foolish doating fellow, also slothful.

Câd, rhyfel. A war, battle or fight.

Cadeithi, rhyfeloedd. Wars.

Cader, (castel), diffynfa. A strong, or fortified place.

Cadair. A chair.

Cadarn, crŷf, Nerthol. Power­erful, strong.

Câdcno, cleddŷf. A sword.

Cadernid. Strength, fortitude.

Câdfa, y maes lle ir ymladd llstoedd. The field or place where two armies fight.

Câd-farch, march o ryfel. A warlike horse.

Caditt, y gweddill, hyn sy'n ol. Relique, or remainder.

Cadlais, cadlas. A hovel, a back yard for corn ricks or hay.

Cadlŷs, (garsiwn). A Garison.

Cadnaw, cadno, llŵynog. A fox.

Cadr, gwrol, gwrymmŷs. Valiant, strong.

Cadw. To keep, or secure.

Cadwedigaeth, ceidwadaeth. Custody, or the keeping.

Ceidwad. A keeper.

Ceidwades. A she keeper.

Cadwen, cadwent, ymdrêch, ymlâdd. A fighting.

Cadwr, tarian, gwauwffon. A shield or buckler, also a spear.

Cadwraidd y llaw, Rhwng y bysedd ar arddwn. The hand from the fingers to the wrist.

Cadwŷd. It was kept.

Cadwŷdd, tîryn llawn prys­glwy ni a mîeri. Ground ful of briars and brambles.

Cadwŷn, cadwen. A chain.

Cadwyno. To chain.

Caddug, niwl. Mist, fog.

Caddugo, niwlo. Grow misty or foggy.

Cae neu gwrŷth. A Hedge.

Cae, caeadle, maes. An en­close, or field.

Caead. A cover or lid, also in­closed or shut.

Caeor, corlan, defeidle. A sheepfold.

Cael. caffael. To find, or ob­tain.

Caen, croenen nou bilionen. A thin rind, peel or bark.

Caenen, huchen. A thin skin.

Caenen o eira. A covering of snow.

Caened, llwyd, gwŷn, he­naidd. White, hoary, aged.

Caentach, edrŷch ceintach.

Caer, gwal droellog, gwal gron. A round wall, as walls of Cities.

Caerou, ceirydd. Round walls

Caerog, gwaliog. Walled a­bout.

Caeth. Captive, narrow, ob­structive.

Caethiwo, To captivate, impri­son, or confine.

[Page] Caethiwed. Captivity, bondage, pain, misery.

Cafell, gafell. A chancel of a church.

Cafn. A boat, a trough.

Cafnu. To make hollow like a trough.

Caffael, edrych cael.

Cagal, cagl. Sheep or goats dung.

Caib. A mattock.

Cail, corlan defaid. A sheep-fold.

Caill. The stone of the privy members.

Cain, têg, glân, golygus, hardd. Fair, beautiful, ami­able.

Cainge. A bough of a tree, &c. a lesson in musick.

Cais, Tryforwr, Barnwr. A treasurer, also a judge, also an endeavour or seeking.

Caith, edrych Caeth

Ceithiw, ceithiwed, edrych caethiwed.

Calaf. pob pêth a fo'n (holw) o'i fewn, megis (cwil). cec­cysen, &c. Every thing that's hollow within, as a quill, reed, &c.

Calan. ŷ dŷdd cyntaf o flayddyn neu fis, Rhester dyddiau 'r flwyddyn, Al­manac. The first day of a year or month, the succession of the days of the year, an al­manack.

Calch. Lime.

Calchu. To Lime.

Calchaid. The limeing of a thing.

Calch, ymladd, arfogaeth. A fighting, also an armour.

Calchdoed, wedi ei arfogi neu wisgo a llurig. Wearing armour, armed.

Caled. Hard.

Caledu. To burden.

Calefŷn, edrych calaf.

Caln. The heart.

Calondid. Magnanimity, cou­rage.

Caluedd, un yn gwneuthyr Cerbydau, saer coed. A coach-maker, a wheel-right, a carpenter.

Calŷn, canlyn. To follow.

Call. Crafty, prudent, witty.

Callder, calledd, callineb. Craftiness, prudence.

Callestr, carreg fflint. A flint stone.

Callod y coed. Moss growing upon trees.

Callodrŷn, corsen, gwelltŷn ŷd. A reed, the straw or stalk of corner herbs.

Callawr, callor, padell, (cet­tel), crochon. A kettle, pan, caldron, pot or the like.

Camm, neu anunion. Crooked.

Cammu. To bend, to step.

Cam neu camwedd. Injury, wrong.

Cam cerddediad. A step or pace in going.

[Page] Cambost, colan. A prop.

Camfa. A stile.

Cammeg, cammŷg, mâth ar bysgod. A sturgeon, also a kind of salmon.

Cammog. A canmock or rest­harrow.

Camel, Cawrfarch. A Camel.

Camgylŷs, beius, euog. Bla­mable, guilty.

Camlad, (camlod), ystwff o flew Camel. Hair Chamlet.

Camlas, ffôs, lle saif dŵr, cwys, pant. A ditch, wherein water stands, a furrow, trench, or channel.

Camlwrw, (fforffed). A penalty; fine, or forfeiture.

Camlyrŷs, euog o dalu ffor­ffed. Guilty of a fine.

Cammawn, ymladd. A battle or fight.

Camp, cyflwr, dull, môdd. Quality, condition.

Camp. A game.

Campus. Gamesterous.

Camre, camrau. Paces, steps.

Camrwŷsg, trais neu cam­feddiant. Vsurpation.

Camrwyfgo, cam feddianu. To usurp.

Camwedd. Wrong, iniquity, sin.

Camwedd, cymwedd, cellwer, gwatwar. To joke or jest.

Camwri, cam, trosedd. Injury, affront, abuse.

Camwŷ, edrych, Camwri.

Cân. A song, or canticle.

Cânu. To sing, to play on musick.

Canu, canuau, caneuau, ca­neuen, cân, caniad. A song, a verse, canticle.

Cantor. A singer.

Can, canys, gan, oblegŷd, o herwŷdd. Because by reason.

Cann, gwŷn. White.

Cann gwenith, yeillied gwe­nith. Wheat flower.

Cann rhŷg, peillied, rhŷg. Rye flower.

Cannu, gwŷnnu. To make white or whiten.

Cannaid, gwŷnn. White.

Canaon, canawon, cŵn, blei­ddied, neu lewod ifengc. Whelps, puppies.

Canastr, rhŷw bridd cal­chog. A kind of a limy clay.

Canel, (sinimwn). Cinnamen.

Cannerth, cymmorth (help.) Aid, assistance.

Canfod, gweled. To see, to be­hold.

Cangell, gafell. The chancel of a church.

Cangellawr, ysgrifennydd am­riw swŷddau uchel. A chan­cellor, a scribe, a notary, a secretary.

Cangelloriaeth. swydd y cang­ellawr. The office of a chan­cellor, secretary or the like.

Cangen. A bough or branch.

Canhiadu, caniadu, caniad-hâu, addo arddymuniad. To grant.

[Page] Canhwynol, edrych Cynhwy­nol.

Canhymdaith, ymgyfeillach, cŷdgerdded. To accompany or go with.

Canlŷn. To follow, to imitate.

Canllaw. The side fence of bridges

Canllyn, edrych Canlyn.

Canol. The middle.

Canolig. The midst of a place or thing, medium, middle sized.

Canred, ymlid. A following or pursuing, chasing.

Can's, Canys.

Cant. A hoop, a rim of a wheel or serve, a hundred.

Cantref, cwmmwd. A division in a county called a hundred.

Canwelw, gwyn, llwydlâs. White, pale.

Canwyll. A Candle.

Canwyllwr, canwyll ŷdô. A chandler, a candle maker.

Canwyllbren, canwyllŷr. A candlestick.

Canwyll y llygad. The pupil of the eye.

Canwyr, nôd clûst, canwe. A kind of an ear mark for beasts.

Canwyr, (plean) i (blaenio) byrdde. A joyners plane.

Canymdaith, canlyn, cŷd­gerdded. To follow or accom­pany.

Canymdoi, gwated, amddi ^r ­ffynu. To defend, protect, or conduct.

Canys, oblegid, o herwydd. Am, for, because.

Cap.) A cap.

Cappan côr, mâth ar gap a wisgau'r offeiriaid. A bi­shops mitre, a canonical Cap.

Cappel. A chappel.

Capten) neu Câd-pen, pen y gâd, canwriad. A captain.

Carr. A drag.

Carraid. A drag load.

Cargychwyn, treigl ddŷn, rhodiennŷdd. A vagabond, a wanderer.

Car, cer, gar, agos, garbron. Near to, or nigh unto.

Câr. A kinsman.

Carennŷdd, ceraint. Kin or re­lation.

Cares. A kinswoman.

Caredig. Loving, kind.

Carant, ceraint. Kinsmen or kinswomen.

Carchar. A prisson.

Carcharu. To imprison.

Cardawd, cerdod. An alm or charity given to the poor.

Cardotta. To beg alms.

Cardottai, cardotteion, rhai yn cordotta. Beggers.

Cardottŷn. A begger.

Cardd, carcharwr. A prisoner.

Ceirdd, carcharorion. Priso­ners.

Carddu, carcharu. To impri­son.

Carddagl, godre. The hem, border or fringe of a gar­ment.

[Page] Caredd, pechod, bai. A sin, crime, or offence.

Caregl, Phiol neu gwppan yfed. A cup or jug to drink with.

Carfan. A rail or peice of wood.

Carfan gwelu, erchwyn gwe­lu, pren gwelu. A bedstead, or the side of a bed.

Carfan gwŷdd neu gwehŷdd. A weaver's beam.

Cariwrch, carw-iwrch, carw. A row-buck.

Carl, delph, Cybŷdd. A clown, a miser.

Carlwm, carlwng. A white weaste.

Carn. A balft or handle, also the boof of a beast.

Carnedd: A heap of stones.

Carp. A rag.

Carrai, carre. A thong of lea­ther, &c.

Carreg. A stone.

Carregan, carreg fechan. A little stone.

Carregos, cerrigos, cerrig mân. Small stones.

Carth, carthion. Tow, or the worst of hemp or flax.

Carthen. A hair-cloth.

Carthglwŷd, berfa. A bar­row.

Carthu. To clean siables or cow­houses, &c.

Cartref. A habitation.

Cartrefu, trigo, aros To dwell or inhabit.

Caru. To love, to wooe.

Caruaidd, hawddgar. Lovely, fair, amiable.

Carw. A deer, a buck.

Carwfil, carwfarch, Cawr­farch, (camel). A camel.

Carwnaid, naid carŵ. A stags leap.

Câs, casineb. Hatred, envy.

Cashâu. To hate or abhor.

Caseg A mare.

Caseg y dryghin. The cornish choff, a joy.

Casgl, cynulliad, A collection.

Casglu, cynnull. To collect or gather.

Casnod, casnodŷn, casnach. Lint.

Casnor, llîd. Malice, envy, an itching anger.

Castell). A castle.

Castellu, amgylchu. To encom­pass round about.

Casul,) math ar ddilledyn i offeiriad. A priests garment, a casseck.

Catberth, edrych Cadwŷdd.

Catt, briwsin, briwsionyn. A crumb or little piece.

Catgi, cî mawr, (mastiff). A great dog or mastiff.

Catgor, ympryd. A fast.

Catgno, câdcno, cleddyf. A sword.

Caterig, nwŷfŷs, anllad. Lasci­vious, luxurious.

Catgun. cledd, cleddyf, hefyd rhefelwr, gwr bonheddig. A [Page] sword, a Warriour, a Noble­man, or a Gentleman.

Catyrfa, catorfa, tyrfa o wŷr, A company of men.

Catorfod, Brwydr, Rhyfel, Ymladdfa. War, a Fight or Batle.

Câth. A Cat.

Cathl, cân, caniad. A Song, or Canticle.

Cathlŷdd, cantor. A Singer, a Musician.

Cathrain, gyrrwr ychen. One that drives the oaen or plough as some calls it.

Cau. To shut up, to hedge in, to cover.

Cauad. Shut or hedged in.

Caudod, ceudod. The paunch of the belly.

Caul, cylla. The Runnet that curdeth milk.

Caw, cawiau. Clouts for chil­dren.

Cawad, cawod, cafod. A Shoare.

Cawdd, dîg, digllonrhwydd. Offence, wrath, anger

Coddi, diggio. To provoke, to anger.

Coddiant, Edrych Cawdd.

Cawell. A Basket, a Pannier.

Cawell Pysgotta. A Wheel, a Bew-net for fishing.

Cawg. A Bason.

Cawl, gruel neu bottes. Gruell, Pottage.

Cawlai, cerdotta (pottes). To beg pottage.

Cawn. Reeds, small wild grass.

Cawnen. A reed, &c.

Cawr. A Giant.

Caws. Cheese.

Cosyn. A cheese.

Cawsai, cardota caws. To bog cheese,

Cawslestr, Cawsellt. A cheese fat.

CE.

CEbystr, Rheffyn, Cortyn. A Halter.

Ceccru, ymremmial. To scold or quarrel.

Ceccreth, ymryson, ymrem­mial. Scolding, quarrelling, strife.

Ceccys. Reeds.

Ceccysen. A Reed.

Cêdd, Bûdd, mael, enill. Profit, gain, benefit.

Cedawl, Buddiol, ennillgar. Beneficial, profitable.

Cêdrwydd, bonheddig, da ei Rywogaeth, hael. Genero is, bountiful, noble, gentile.

Ceden. A nap.

Cedenog. Nappy.

Cedr, cedrwŷdd, Coed mawr Têg yn tyfu yngwlâd Af­fricca. The Cedar trees.

Cefn. The back, a Butt or Ridge of ground.

Cefnu neu drechu. To over­come.

Cefnog. Hearty, couragious.

Cefnogi. To grow bold, fearless or strong.

[Page] Cefndedŷn, cyndedyn, cym­dedyn. The middle of the bowels and intrails, the double skin that fastens the back and bowels.

Cefnder. The first Cozen male.

Cefnderwedd, cefnderoedd, cefnderydd. The first Cozens males.

Ceffyl. A Horse.

Cêg. The Throat.

Cegu, gwangcio. To swallow greedily.

Cegid. A kind of wild reeds or roots called hemlock.

Cegin. A Kitching.

Ceginwr. (Cŵcc). A cook.

Cegŷrn, edrych Cogwrn.

Cehyr, edrych Cyhyr.

Ceibr, Trosol. A barr.

Ceibio. To dig with a mattock.

Ceidron, cadr, cadarn, gwr­ymmus. Strong, stout, va­liant.

Ceifn, câr o'r bedwerydd râdd, gorŵŷr. A Nephew's Nephew, of the fourth degree.

Ceifnaint, ceraint o'r bedwe­rydd râdd. Kinsmen of the fourth degree.

Ceiliog. A Cock.

Ciliog mwyalch. A Black bird.

Ceiliog rhedŷn. A grashopper.

Ceilliau. The gods of the privies.

Ceinach, Ysgyfarnog. A hare.

Ceiniog. A peny.

Ceinion, edrych Cain.

Ceinmŷg, ceinfŷg, cein­mŷged urddas, anrhydedd, parch. Honour, reverence, e­steem, reputation.

Ceinmygu, anrhydeddu, per­chi. To honour, repute, regard or esteem.

Ceinmŷn, ymdrechu. A quar­rel, combat, duell.

Ceintach, tynnu cleddyfau, amrafaelu. To draw swords, to strive, to contend.

Ceintachus, ymladdgar. Con­tentious, quarrelsom.

Ceirch. Oates.

Ceirdd, edrych Cardd.

Ceirniad, canwr corn, (cor­nor). A Coronet.

Ceirs, cyrs, corsydd. Wettish medow grounds, Moores.

Ceirt) (Certwyni.) Carts.

Ceisiad, y trysorwr penaf. Lord high Treasurer.

Ceisio. To seek.

Ceispwl, (catspwl). A serjeant.

Ceith, ceithiw, caeth. Captive, bound.

Cêl. Concealment, a secret.

Celc, cêl. Concealment.

Celcu, cêlu. To conceal.

Celain. The body of him that was slain.

Celanedd. A company of dead bodies.

Celcŵr, Cyfrinachŵr. One that conceals.

Celfi. Implements or tools, also ware or commodities.

Celfŷdd. Skilful.

Celfyddŷd. An art or trade.

[Page] Celffaint, hên goed crinion. Old rotten timber or wood.

Celffeinio, gwŷwo, crîno. To wither, rott or decay.

Celi, un o henway Duw. A name of God.

Cellach neu (Bwdingeu). A pudding.

Celu. To conceal.

Celwrn. The milking pail.

Celwŷdd. A lye.

Celwŷddog. Lying or given to lye.

Celŷn. Holy trees.

Celynen. The holy tree.

Cell. A cellar, a buttery.

Celli, llwyn cŷll. A grove of hazel-trees.

Celliwig, llŷs y Brenin Ar­thur. King Arthurs palace.

Cellaig, llywiawdr. A gover­nour.

Cellâst, mastyffiâst. A great bitch.

Cellgi, mastyffgi. A mastiff dog.

Cellwair. A jest or joke.

Cenn pysgod. The scales of fish.

Cen y cerig. The moss that groweth on stones.

Cen y coed. The moss that groweth on trees.

Cenn, cennis, canfu. He saw.

Cenaw, cî jeuangc, neu ge­nau llwynog neu arth. A whelp, a young cub.

Cenawon, cenason. Whelps, young cubs.

Cenedl. Kindred or generation.

Cenedlu. ynnill plant, eppilio. To beget or ingender.

Cedhedlawr, pen-cenedl. The top of a family.

Cenhedlig, or un tŷ neu ge­nedl. Of the same house or fa­mily.

Cenfaint, mintau o fôch. A berd of swine.

Cenfigen, cynfigen. Envy.

Cengl. A girth or a girdle.

Cengliadur, clynhiadur. The blades or wheel to wind thread upon.

Cenglu. To gird.

Ceniddum, cênais. I sing.

Cenllysg. Hail-stones.

Cennad. An ambassadour, a mes­senger, also leave or permission.

Cenniattau, rhoi cennad. To permit, give leave, or grant.

Cennadwri. A message.

Cephŷl. A horse.

Cerbŷd, (coŷts). A chariot, a coach.

Cerdd, cerddwriaeth. Musick songs.

Cerddor. A musician.

Cerdd, dôs, rhodia. Walk thou, go thou.

Cerdded. To walk or go.

Cerddediad. A walking, a go­ing.

Cerddin, criafol. Service berys.

Cerfŷll, edrych Cyrfyll.

Cern, bôch. A cheek.

Cernod. A box on the ear.

Cernodio. To box about the head.

Cerrig. Stones.

[Page] Cerrŷnt, rhedfa, siwrnau, A course, race, or journey.

Certwŷn). A cart.

Certh, rhyfeddol. Wonderful, strange.

Cerwŷn. A brewing tun, or tub.

Cerŷdd. Chastisement, corre­ction.

Ceryddu, cospi. To chastise or correct.

Cesail. The arm-hole, or arm-pit.

Cêst. A great belly.

Cestog, un a bol mawr. Hav­ing a great paunch or belly.

Cêstor, edrych Cestog.

Cethern, cythreiliaid. Devils.

Cethin. Horrid, terrible.

Cethlŷdd, edrych Cethl.

Cethr, Cethren, hoel, (pin), llŷw llong, llywoi draeth, corn ar fŷs. A nail, a pin. a stern of a ship: also govern­ment, a corn on the finger or toe.

Cethrawl, neu cythrawl, y peth a bigo fal (pin.) That which pricks like a pin.

Ceubal, cafn, cŵch, (hôt), car­char caeth. A boat, a close prison.

Cenbren. A hollow tree.

Ceudod, edrych Caudod.

Ceuled. The curdie.

Ceulo. To congeal or wax thick.

Ceugant, siccr, diogel. Sure, certain, firm.

CI.

Cî A dog.

Ci coeg, cî 'r mor, mâth ar bysgodyn. A sea-dog.

Cîb, cibin, blisgin. A shell.

Cibin ŵŷ. An egg-shell.

Cibin, cibau, peiswyn ŷd. The husks of corn or flax, &c.

Cidŷll, cidŷll côch, mith ar walch, ceinllyf goch. A kind of hawk called a Kestrel or Kastrel.

Cidwm, blaidd, (Rôg) A wolf. also a rogue.

Cidymmes, blaiddes, puttain. A she-wolf, also a harlot.

Cîg. Flesh.

Cigog. Fleshy.

Cifran. A Raven.

Cigcai, cardotta cîg. To beg flesh.

Cîgwen, cîgwain. A flesh fork.

Cigŷdd. A butcher.

Cigyddio. To butcher, to tear or mangle.

Cigle, ciglef, clywed, neu fe a glybu. To hear, or rather be heard.

Cîl. Out of the way, cut of sight.

Cilio. To flee or retreat.

Ciliad, cilŷdd, un ar ffo, neu'r hwn a'i gyrro. He that puts to flight, also he that flies.

Cilcwth, gwthiad yn ôl. A josle, also repulse.

Cilcwthio, gwthio 'n ôl. To drive back or josle.

Cilchwŷrn, cilchwerrŷn, chwarennau. Wens or bulks in the skin.

Cildant, cildannau, y tannau [Page] mân yn y delyn. The smaller strings of the harp.

Cildyn, cyndyn, tauog. Obsti­nate, dogged, churlish.

Cilddant. One of the grinders or cheek-teeth.

Cilddor, drŵs neu lidiart fechan. A postern.

Cilfach. A hidden corner.

Cilwg, cuchiau. Frowning looks.

Cilŷdd, cymydog. A neighbour.

Cimmwch, môrgrangc. A lobster, a crab-fish.

Ciniach, lliein-rhŵd, goreth. lint, a tent for a wound.

Cinŷn, dernŷn. A little piece.

Cinynio, darnio, rhwygo. To tear, cut or rend.

Cinionen, cynfas. A sheet.

Ciniaw, cinio. A diner.

Ciniawa. To dine.

Cippio. To snatch.

Cippiad, môr-leidr. A pirate or sea-robber.

Cippŷll, bonion coed mân. The stubles of small wood, also a block.

Cipprŷs, Catch as catch can.

Ciried, elusen. Alms.

Cirpŷn, brettyn, cerpŷn. A rag.

Cîs, dyrnod. A stroke, stripe or blow.

Cîst. A chest or coffer.

Ciwdawd, Teyrnas, pobl. A Nation, a People.

Ciwed, tyrfa. A troop, a mul­titude, a rabble.

CL.

CLâdd, ffôs. A ditch.

Claddu. To bury.

Claddedigaeth. A burial.

Claer), eglur. Clear.

Claf. Sick.

Clafdŷ, hyspyttŷ, lusendŷ i'r cleifion. An hospital.

Clafychu. To fall sick.

Clafycca, afiachus. Sickly.

Clefyccian, bôd yn afiachus. To be sickly.

Clafr, clefri, clefrŷd, gwahan­glwyf, crâch tros yr holl gorph. The leprosie.

Clafrllŷd. Leprous, scabby all over.

Clai). Clay.

Claiar, clauar. Luke-warm, milk-warm.

Clais. The print or mark of a blow.

Clais dŷdd, gwawr ddŷdd. The break of day.

Cleisio, gwawrlo. To make black and blue spots in the skin with beating, also to break in­to day.

Clamp. A huge one, a great one.

Clap. A lump.

Clariwn, udcorn. A trumpet.

Clâs, cottel mynachlog. The cloister of a church.

Clau vpright, sincere, true to trust.

Clauaru, lliniaru. To grow warm.

Clawdd. A mud-wall.

[Page] Cloddio. To make a mud-wall.

Clawr, clafr. Leprosie.

Clawr, caead. A lid or cover.

Clorŷn, caead bychan, ŵy bychan. A little lid or cover, a little egg.

Clawr y ddaear, tywarchen. A clod of earth.

Clecc. A crack or crackle.

Cleccian. To make a crackling.

Cledr, cledren. The beam or rafter of a house, also a sword amongst the ancients.

Cledr y llaw. The palm of the hand.

Cledr y ddwyfron. The breast-plate, also the breast.

Cleddiwig, mur o gerrig, craig lle' coder cerig, A quarry of stone, a stone-wall.

Clêdd, cleddŷf, cleddau. A sword.

Cleddŷf bleddŷn, cleddau bi­swail, dueg. The spleen or milt.

Clefrŷd, edrych Clafr.

Clefyccian, bôd yn afiachus. To be sickly.

Clefŷd. A disease.

Clegr, craig. A rock.

Clegŷr, cleger. To gaggle or cry like geese.

Cleirch, cleiriach. A decrepit old man.

Clêr, (miwsig). A musick.

Clerwr, gwrth-gerdd. A mu­sician.

Clêr y dom, y cerddorion gwaela. The viler or baser sort of Musicians.

Clera, Going about with musick playing a begging.

Clermwnt, clerwr. A musician that begs by playing.

Cliccied. The latch of a door; also the jaw-bone.

Clindarddach, godeithio. Crackling as fire use to do.

Clô. A lock.

Cloig, cloigyn, clo bychan. A little lock.

Cloi. To lock.

Cloedigaeth, diben, diwedd. Conclusion.

Cloccian fel ŵŷ. To cluck like a rotten egg.

Clôch. A bell.

Clôch neu gluch y dwr. Bubble or bubbles of water.

Clôch yr ymadrodd, gene 'r gwddw. The top of the throat.

Clochŷdd. A Clerk or Sexton, a Bell-man.

Clochdŷ. A steeple.

Clôd. Praise, commendation.

Clodfan, canmoledig. Laud­able, excelling in praise.

Clodfawr, canmoladwy. Much praised.

Clodfori. To praise.

Clodforedd, canmoliaeth. Praise, commendation.

Cloer. A space like a little cup­board left in a wall to lay things out of band.

Clofen, cangen. A bough, a branch.

Clôff. Lame.

[Page] Cloffi. To grow lame, to lame.

Cloffni. Lameness.

Clogwŷn. A steep rock, a top hanging of one side.

Clogyrnach, garw, carregog, (balciog). Rough, stony.

Clol, y groenen sy ar Asgwrn y pen. The skin that covers the skull.

Clôr, clorod, cnau 'r ddaiar. Earth-nuts.

Clora, hel cnau 'r ddaiar. To gather earth-nuts.

Cloren, cynffon. The tail of any thing.

Clorian. A ballance, weighing scales.

Clôs, edrych Clàs.

Clûd neu cludfa. A carriage.

Clûd neu gynnes. Warm.

Cludo. To carry loadings.

Cludair, pentwr o goed. A heap or pile of wood.

Cludeirio, pentyrru, tyrru. To pile or heap.

Clugar, (petrisien). A par­tridge.

Clul, cnul, cnîll, caniad clŷch tros y marw. A passing-bell.

Clûn. The hip.

Clûst. The ear.

Clustymwrando. To listener hearken.

Clustog. A cushion.

Clwccian fel iàr. To cluck as a ben.

Clwm, cwlm, cwlwm. A knot or tie.

Clwppa). A club.

Clŵŷd. A hurdle, a flake.

Clŵŷd y ddwŷ fron. The breast-plate.

Clwŷden o ià. A flake of ice.

Clwŷf. A disease.

Clwŷfo, clyfychu. To fall sick.

Clwŷf y Brenin, neu 'r ma­enwnne. The King's evil.

Y Clwŷf digwŷdd, y clwŷf tegla, y ffeintiadau. The Falling evil.

Y Clwŷf gwahanol, y clwyf mawr, edrych gwahanglŵyf.

Clybod, Clywed. To hear.

Clydwr, clydwch, cynhes­rwydd. Warmth, warmness.

Clyr, clyryn, mâth ar gaccwn. a kind of wasps.

Clŷw, y clywed. The hearing, hear thou.

Clywed. Heard, to hear, the hearing.

Clywedigaeth. Hearing.

Clywittor, clywir hyn. Let it be heard.

CN.

CNaif, cneifiad. A shearing.

Cneifio. To shear or clip.

Cneifion. Sheard-wooll.

Cnap neu hwrrwg. A bunch or lump.

Cnau. Nuts.

Cneuen. A nut.

Cnau ffreinig. Walnuts.

Cnawd. Humane flesh.

Cnawdol. Carnal, lead by the flesh.

[Page] Cnodig, cnawdus. Fleshy.

Cnawd neu arferol. Custo­mary, fashionable.

Cnewŷll, cnywŷll, cnewyllyn, cynhwyllyn. A kernel.

Cnill, clul. A passing-bell.

Cnippws, cnoccell. A clap­ping or knocking.

Cnith, ysgafn deimlad. A little soft touch.

Cnithio, teimlo 'n ysgafn. To touch or smile gently.

Cnocc). A stroke, a stripe or knock.

Cnoccio). To knock, to beat.

Cnoccell. A fillip or slapping the fingers.

Cnoi. To gnaw, or chew.

Cnofa. The griping of the guts.

Cnu, cnuf. A fleece.

Cnud, gŷrr o fleiddiaid. A flock of wolves.

Cnûl, clul. A passing-bell, chimes.

Cnuwch, gwâllt y pen. The hair of the head.

Cnwcc. A bunch or lump.

Cnŵd. A crop.

Cnydio. To grow or become a crop.

Cnŷw, porchell cynhaiaf. An Autumn-pig.

CO.

CObbio. Peck at as hens.

Côch. Red.

Côchi. To wax red, to blush.

Cochdêr, cochni. Redness.

Cochl, (clôg), (mantell). A cloak, a mantle.

Cochwedd, rhyfel, ymladd. War.

Côd. A scrip, a satchell.

Côd eurŷch. A tinkers budget.

Codi, cyfodi. To rise.

Codwm. A fall.

Codded, dîg, digofaint. Wrath, anger, displeasure.

Coddi, digio, diglloni. To be displeas'd, to wax angry.

Coddiant, niwed, drŵg, briw. Harm, hurt, offence.

Coddŷn, canolffos heol lle rhêd y bryntni, gaudŷ. A channel, sink or gutter: a House of office, a common shore.

Coed. A wood.

Coeden. A tree.

Coeta. To gather wood.

Coedwig, drysni o goed. A wilderness.

Coeg, gwâg. Empty, vain.

Coegedd, coegni. Vanity, vile­ness, emptiness.

Coegen. A vain silly or saucy woman.

Coegŷn. A vain foolish saw­cy fellow.

Coegddall. Half blind, pur­blind.

Coeg lwybr, ffordd anhyspŷs. An intractable path.

Coel. Credit, belief.

Coelio. To trust, to credit, to believe.

Coelbren, cwttws. Lots.

Coelcerth, colceth. A bon­fire.

[Page] Coelfain, llawenydd, newydd llawen. Joy, joyful message.

Coeling, nefol, yn perthyn ir nêf. Belonging to heaven.

Coes. A leg.

Coesed, bara coesed, bara gwynn. White bread.

Coesgoch, yderŷn or henw hwnnw. A bird called Red-shank.

Coeth, wedi ei (buro). Puri­fied.

Coethi, (puro), glanhâu. To make clean, to purifie, to hurry about.

Côf, coffadwriaeth. Memorial, in memory.

Cofio. To remember.

Cofiadur, cofiawdr, yr hwn a gadwo ysgrisenadeu coffa­dwriaeth. A Recorder, a Re­memberer.

Cofiain, galw i gôf. To call to mind.

Cofl, coflaid, neu Cowlaid. An arm-full.

Cofleidio, cowleidio. To em­brace.

Coffa, neu Coffhâu. To bring to mind.

Coffa, neu Coffadwriaeth. Memory, mention, memorial.

Coffr, cist. A chest.

Côg, cŵg. A cook.

Coginiaeth, cwginiaeth. Cookery.

Côg. A cuckow.

Cogail. A distaff.

Cogfran. A rook.

Cogor. To prattle, to chatter.

Cogwrn, migwrn. A knucle.

Cogwrn o ŷd. A stalk of corn.

Col. The beard of barley-corn.

Coliog. Full of little beards as barley-corn.

Coler. A band.

Colofn. A pillar.

Colommen. A dove, a pigeon.

Colommendŷ. A dove-house.

Colp, (scolop). A scolop.

Colŷdd, collŷddion. Guts.

Colwyn. A shock-dog.

Colwynwraig, (mudfaeth), (mudwraig). A midwife.

Colwyno, mudfaethu, chware 'r fudwraig. To play the midwife.

Colŷn. A sting, also a hinge.

Coll, colled. Loss.

Colledu. To lose, bring to loss.

Colledigaeth; dinistr, di­henŷdd. Perdition, destru­ction, execution.

Colli. To lose, to spill.

Coll, cŷll. Hazle-trees.

Collen. A hazle-tree.

Collwŷn, llwŷn o gŷll. A grove of hazle-trees.

Combr, lliain main, (Camric). Fine linen, Cambrick.

Compod, (cwmpas) y moriŵr, A mariners compass

Coned, balchder. Pride.

Coniach, balch. Proud. [Page] [...] [Page] [...]

[Page] Conell, cynffon, colŷn. A tail, also a sting▪

Conŷn, colŷn. A sting.

Congl, (cornel). A corner.

Conglfaen, y garreg yng­hornel mur a fo yn cynnal y deilad i fynu. A corner-stone.

Coppa. The top of any thing.

Coppog. With a large top.

Coppŷn neu Prŷf-coppyn. A spider.

Copprs), (Copros) i liso. Copperas for dyers.

Côr eglwys, cafaillo. A quire.

Côr gwartheg. A cow-house.

Corodŷn, cydymaith. A mate, or fellow-traveller.

Corr. A dwarf.

Corawg, hael. Generous, liberal.

Corbedw, corbedwŷn, bedw isel. Low or little birth-trees.

Cordŷn) (Cortyn), tennyn, rhâff. A rope, a cord.

Corden, llinin. A string.

Cordref, pentref, trefan. A little village.

Corddi. To churn.

Cordderw, y derw mân isel. The low short oak-trees.

Corddyn, colyn drŵs. A hinge of a door.

Cored, descynfa dwr. A great down fall of water, a cataract, a port-cullis, also a gulf.

Corhwyad, hwyad fechan wŷllt. A real, or little wild duck.

Coriar, (Petrisien). A patridge.

Corlan. A sheeps fold; a sheeps pen.

Corn. A horn.

Corn breuant, edrych breuant.

Corn pori. The wind-pipe.

Cornant. A little hock.

Cornel) congl. A corner.

Corniccŷll, cornchwigl, cor­nor y gwaenydd, corn­chwiglen. A lapwing.

Cornor), (Cornol), peniaeth ar fil o wŷr. A Colonel or Commander of a thousand soul­diers.

Cornwŷd. Plague, pestilence; also an ulcer.

Coron. A Crown.

Coroni. To crown.

Corph. A Body.

Corphlan, mynwent. A Chuch-yard.

Cors, tîr gwlŷbyrog. A meorish ground, marshy grounds.

Cors, corsen. A reed.

Ceirs, cŷrs. Reeds.

Corsog, yn llawn corsŷdd. moorish, fenny; also full of reeds.

Cors-frwŷnen, llafrwŷnen. A bulrush.

Cors-hwyad. A fen-duck, a moor-duck.

Cort. A rope, a cord.

Corwgl, cwrwgl, corwg, Bôt pesgotta a wnaed o groen cephŷl o amgylch cawell. A fisher's boat made of a horse hide and twigs:

[Page] Corwynt, gorwynt, trywynt. A whirl wind.

Corŷn. The crown of the head or hat.

Corynrwy, plêth a wisgai hrenin ynghylch ei ben. A diadem.

Cosgordd, gosgordd, teulu, Sir. A family, houshould, a shire.

Cosi. To scratch.

Cosi, yr ymgrasit. The itch.

Còsp, cospedigaeth Punishment.

Cospi. To punish.

Cospedigaeth. Punishment.

Côst), traul. Expence, charges.

Costŷs. Chargeable.

Costog, mastŷff. A mastiff, a cur-dog.

Costogaidd. Churlish, dogged.

Costrel, (pottel, fflagen) fawr. A great flagon, a jug, a bottle.

Costwyo, cystwyo. To chastise, to reprove, to punish.

Cott, coth, hên ŵr, yn amla am hên ddŷn cysoethog. An old man, most commonly for a warm or rich man.

Cotarmur, pais yr Arwŷdd­fardd. A coat of arms.

Cottwm) Cotten, bumbast, the nap of cloth.

Cowŷll, rhôdd gŵr iw wraig cyn priodas, prîs morwyn­dod. A gift given by the man before marriage to his wife; also the reward received for one's virginity.

Cowyllŷn, màth ar wîsg my­nach neu greffyddwr. A monks cowl, or short mantle.

Cowraint, cywraint. Skilful, ingenious.

Cowŷdd, cywŷdd. A song, a Verse of seven syllables.

Cowŷdd marwnàd. An Elegy.

Cowŷn, plâ, haint, Cornwyd, Plague, pestilence, murrain.

CR.

Crâ 'r gerddi, (garlleg), y gerddi. Garden garlick.

Crâch. Scabs.

Crafange. The claw of a bird, a crab, or any such thing, a broad hand, a paw.

Crafangog. Clawy, broad-handed, great paws.

Crafangaid, lloned llaw, A handful, a pawful.

Crafu. To scratch, to scrape.

Crafell. A curry-comb; also a wooden slice to turn oat cakes with.

Crafell ysgwydd, palfais, As­gwrn coel. The shoulder-blade.

Craflech, ygalen i hogi ellyn. A hone.

Crâff, gefel bydoli. A pair of pinchers.

Creffyn. A brace to fasten a thing with.

Crâff, neu golwg crâff. Sharp­sighted.

Craffu. edrych yn grâff. To look stedfast.

Cragen, crogen. A fish-shell.

Crai, newŷdd. New.

Craiff, trugarog. Merciful.

[Page] Creiffiant, cyreiffiant, truga­redd. Mercy.

Craig. A rock.

Crain, ymddarostwng, syrthio i lawr. To cast down or pro­strate.

Crair, y pêth a deimlo un â'i law pan fo ef yn cymeryd ei lŵ. That which the swearer lays his hand on to take his oath.

Creirio, cymmeryd llŵ, Ty­ngu. To swear or make an oath.

Creirwy, edrych Crair.

Craith. A scar.

Craith o gyfarch, craith wele­dig. A visible scar.

Cramwyth, crempogen. A fritter, a pancake.

Crange. A crab-fish.

Crap, cais. A snatch, and en­deavour.

Crâs. Dry and hard, well bak'd, also saucy.

Crâsder. Dryness, also sawciness.

Crasu. To wax dry and hard.

Crau, gwaed. Blood.

Crau nodwydd. The eye of a needle.

Craw, cutt môch. A swine-stye.

Crawen. A crust.

Crawennu. To wax hard or crusty.

Crawn. Corruption.

Crawnu. To corrupt, to gather to a head.

Crebach, a fo wedi crebychu, neu wŷwo. Which is shrunk up, or withered.

Crebychu. To shrink or wither.

Creccian. To cacle as a hen.

Crêch, Crŷch. Curled, frisled.

Crechwen. A loud laughter.

Crechwennu. To laugh loudly.

Crêd. Faith, troth, also Chri­stendom.

Credu. To believe.

Credadŷn, crededŷn, un a goelio arall yn hawdd. A credulous person.

Creduniaeth, credaduniaeth, hawdd goel. Credulity.

Crefadur, edrych Creuan.

Crefu. To beg earnestly.

Crefŷdd, ffŷdd. Religion.

Crefyddu, gwasanaethu Duw▪ To serve God.

Crefyddŷs, crefyddgar, du­wiol. Religious.

Crefŷddwr, dŷn duwiol. religious man.

Crefft. A handy-craft trade.

Crefftwr. A mechanick or work­ing tradesman.

Crefftwraidd, colfŷdd, cyw­raint. Artificial.

Cregen, llestr pridd. An en­then vessel.

Cregenŷdd, crochenŷdd, gw­neuthurwr llestri priddion. A potter.

Creglais, llais crŷg. A hoarse screaming noise.

Creiffiant, edrych Trugarog.

Crempog, crempogen. A pan­cake or fritter.

Cren, cut. A stie, pen, or coop.

[Page] Creppa, dŷn bŷr bychan. A short dwarfish man.

Creppog. A short dwarfish wo­man.

Creppach, edrych Crebach.

Crêst, cresten. A fcurff, dan­drif.

Crestennu, crêstio. To gather scurff, or grow scurffy or scabby.

Crêth, achreth. Cold, shaking or trembling.

Crethill. Sprats.

Creu, gwnethur pêth o ddim fel a gwnaeth duw 'r bŷd. To create.

Creawdr. A Creator.

Creadur, pôp pêth o wneu­thuriad duw. A creature.

Creu, crefu. To crave or beg earnestly.

Creuan, padell yr ymennŷdd, pilionnen yr ymennŷdd, asgwrn pen. The brain-pan the skull.

Crewŷn, cutt môch. A swine­stie.

Creŷr, edrych Crŷr, & cry­hŷr.

Cri, edrych Crai.

Cri) neu weiddi. A crying out.

Bara Cri. Unleavened-bread.

Crîo), To cry or bawl out.

Crîafol. Service-berry.

Crîb pen. A head-comb.

Crîb gwlàn. A kind of large wooll-cards.

Cribo. To comb.

Cribell, crîb aderyn. The comb of a cock or bird.

Cribŷn. A rake.

Cribinio. To rake.

Cribod, hên. Old.

Cribog. Which hath a comb.

Cribddail, trais, cam-drêch. A rape or ravishment, an en­croachment.

Cribddeilio, treisio, cam­drechu. To commit a rape, to encroach.

Cribddeiliwr, treisiwr. A rob­ber, an extortioner, an en­croacher.

Criccied). Crickets.

Crimmell, crimp, mîn, ochor. The edge or point of any thing.

Crimmog A shin.

Crimprhew, twr o iâ. A heap of ice.

Crîn. Brittle, rotten.

Crinder. Brittleness, rotteness.

Crino. To wax brittle or rotten.

Crintach. Niggard or covetous.

Crintachrwŷdd. Niggardness, covetousness.

Crinwas, crintach-ddŷn. A covetous sordid man.

Criolen. A service-tree.

Crippio. To scratch.

Crisial), (Grisial). Christal.

Crisiant, Grisial. Christal.

Criŵr). A cryer.

Crôch, angerddol, erchill. Ve­hement, violent.

Crochan, crochon. A pott.

Crochenŷdd, crochanwr, gw­neuthurŵr [Page] llestri priddion. A potter.

Croen. A skin.

Croenen. A thin skin.

Croeni. To skin.

Croes). A cross.

Croesi). To cross.

Croesan, croes-ddadleuwr. A contradicter.

Croesanaeth, anllad ymad­rodd. A bawdy discourse.

Croesanair, anglod heb hae­ddu. A wrongful defamation.

Croesangerdd, cerdd ddiflâs aflàn, dychan. Lewd songs, scurrilous verses, a carping song.

Croesaw. Welcome.

Croesawu. To welcome, or to make welcome.

Crôg. A cross, also a hanging.

Crogi. To hang.

Croglith, yr amser, ag ar gyfen i 'r amser a Croes­hoeliwyd Crîst, dŷdd gwener y croglith. The time that Christ was crucified, now called Goodfriday.

Crogpren, crogwŷdd. A gal­lows, a gibbet.

Crogen. A sea-shell, or fish-shell, the gills of fish.

Crombil, croppa. The crop or gorge of a bird.

Cromwŷth, crimmog. A shin.

Cronell neu cronnell, grawn pysgod. The spawn of fishes, the row of fishes.

Cronglwŷd. The roof of a house.

Cronicl), hanes hên bethau, amser-lyfr. A chronicle.

Cronni, llynnu dŵr. To damm up waters.

Croppa). The crop or gorge of a a bird.

Croppian. To creep, to go on hands and knees.

Crôth neu lester beichogi. A womb or vessel of conceptions.

Crôth coes. The calf of the leg.

Crothog. To have thick calves.

Crothell. A small fish called a sprat.

Croŷw. Sweet, fresh, not sower milk, also plainness in speech.

Croŷwber. Sweet, mellow.

Croŷwder. Sweetness without saltness, or sowerness.

Crûd. A cradle.

Crugyn, piloryn. A wheal or pimple.

Crugo, pentyrru. To heap up.

Cruglwŷth, pentwrr A heap.

Crupl). A cripple.

Crwban, mâth ar forgrange. A sea-crab, or lobster.

Crwcca, cam, wedi gwyro. Bent, crocked.

Crŵd, edrych ysgrŵd.

Crwm, crom. A crump or hunch­back'd.

Crwnn. Round.

Crŵth. A musical instrument called a Crowd.

Crwthor, crythor. He that plays on a Crowd.

[Page] Crwybr. The dregs of any thing.

Crwydr, rhodiennŷdd, cyfei­liornŷdd. A wanderer or va­gabond.

Crwydro, cifeiliorni. To err or go astray, to wander.

Crwŷdrad, gwibiad, rhodien­nŷdd. A vagabond.

Crwydri. Poverty, want, pe­nury, also covetousness.

Crwydrus. Poor, needy, also covetous.

Crŵys), (Croes). A cross.

Crwysedd, cynnen, ymrysson. Contention, debates.

Crybach, edrych Crebach.

Crybwŷll, dwyn ar gôf, my­negî, sôn am. To make men­tion, to declare.

Crŷch. Curled.

Crychni. A curl.

Crychu. To curl.

Crŷd crynnu. An ague.

Crŷdr, arf amddiffyn. A wea­pon of defence.

Crydwst, grydwst, erthwch. To gruntle.

Crŷdd. A shoo-maker.

Crŷdd-dŷ. The shoo-makers house or shop.

Cryddiaeth, cryddaniaeth, crŷddyddiaeth. The art of shoo-making.

Crŷf. Strong.

Cryfder. Strength.

Cryfhau. To strengthen, to ga­ther strength.

Crŷg. Hoarse.

Crygi, crygni. Hoarseness.

Crygu. To grow hoarse.

Crymman. A reaping-hook or sicle.

Crymmu. To bend, to grow crooked.

Crŷn. Indifferent, medium, to­lerable.

Crynder. Roundness.

Cryno. Compact.

Crynodeb. Compactness.

Crynoi, crynhoî. To compact.

Crynog, math ar (fesur). A kind of measure.

Crynnu. To shake or tremble.

Crynŵr. A Quaker.

Crynwraidd, anfoneddigaidd, tauogaidd. Ignoble, ungentle, rustick.

Crŷr, cryhŷr, crehŷr, y crŷr glàs, y crŷr llwŷd, y gwd­dw-grŷg. A hern or crane bird.

Crŷs. A shirt.

Crysiaw, brysio. To baslen or rid away.

Crŷw i ddal pysgod. A weel to take fish.

Crywŷn, cutt môch. A hog­stie.

CU.

Cû. Dear or well-beloved.

Cuall, edrych Cuell.

Cuccwŷ, blisgŷn ŵy. An egg-shell.

Cuccyn, cymmal. A joynt.

Cuch, cuwch. A frown.

Cuchio. To frown.

[Page] Cuchiog. Of a sowre frowning countenance.

Cûd, barcud. A kite.

Cudŷn. A lock of hair or wooll, &c.

Cudon, neu cuddon, ysguthan. A wood-culver, or ring-dove.

Cudd. A hiding, a concealing.

Cuddfa. A lurking place, a place to bide in.

Cuddigl, ystafell gwelŷ. A bed-chamber.

Cuddio. To hide, to conceal.

Cuell, (Dager). A dagger

Cuert, cwfert, caead. A lid or covering.

Cufigl, ystafell gwelŷ. A bed-chamber.

Cufŷdd, hŷd y braich or py­nelin i flaen y canolfŷs. A cubit.

Cûl. Lean, narrow.

Culhâu. To wax lean or narrow.

Cûn, cuniad, Arglwdd. A Lord.

Cunnach, (fflagen) A jack, a flagon, a bottle.

Cunnallt, arfau. Arms or wea­pons.

Cunar, hŵch. A sow.

Cunnog. A small milking-pail.

Cûr. A stroke, or affliction.

Curo. To beat, to knock.

Curfa. A beating.

Curan, (Bwttiasen). A boot.

Curannau, (bwtties). Boots.

Curas, hugan ryfel, ystyllen fargod. A coat of maile, also a weather-board.

Curnen, mwdwll, pinegl cloch­dŷ. A spire, a rick of corn or hay.

Curn). The corns on the toes, the horns of a beast.

Curt, dàs, mwdwl. A heap or rick, a cock of hay or corn; also cords.

Cûs, cusan. A kiss.

Cusanu. To kiss.

Cût, cûd, barcud, acrwr rhei­bus. A kite, a greedy extor­tioner.

Cuwch. A frown.

CW.

CWaran, esgid. A shoo.

Cwbl, y cyfan. The whole, all.

Cwblhâu. To perform, to fulfil, to compleat.

Cwcwallt). A cuckold.

Cwccwll, (hwd) neu (fantell) a wisgo yffeiriad o'r hen­ffŷdd. The hood of a Catho­lick Priest called a Cawl.

Cŵch, bôt, cafn. A cock-beat.

Cŵch gwenyn. A bee-hive.

Cychu gwenyn. To hive bees.

Cŵd. A bag.

Cŵdd, palu. To dig.

Cwerŷl), cynnen, A quarrel.

Cwfaint, cymmanfa o bobl grefyddol. A covent.

Cwfert, caead. A cover or lid.

Cwfl, edrych Cwccwll.

Cwgn, cymmal. A joynt or knuckle.

Cygnog, cymmalog. Full of [Page] joynts, also having great joynts.

Cŵl, bai, pechod. A fault, a sin.

Cylus, beius. Faulty.

Cwlio), deffol y dâ oddiwrth y drŵg. To separate good from bad, to pick and cull.

Cwliedig, wedi eu (Cwlio). culled or picked.

Cwla. Sorry, mean, inconsider­able.

Cwlas. A bay of building.

Cwlen, (hett). A hat.

Cwlis, descynfa dwfr. A ca­taract, a gulf or great down­fall of waters.

Cwlm, clwm, cwlwm. A knot or tye.

Cwll, cylla. The paunch of the belly, also the stomach.

Cwller), (cwlltwr.) A coulter.

Cwmm neu glŷn. A dale, a valley between bills.

Cwmman, buddai, cerwŷn. A fat, also a churn.

Cwmpas). A circle, also a pair of compasses.

Cwmmwd. A subdivision in a county called a Hundred.

Cwmmwl. A cloud.

Cymmylog. Cloudy.

Cŵn. Dogs.

Cî A dog.

Cwndid, cân. A song, a tune.

Cwning, cwningod. Rabbets.

Cwningen. A rabbet.

Cwnnu, codi, cychwyn. To rise, to begin to stir.

Cwnsallt, pais yr arwŷdd­farch. A coat-armour, a coat of arms.

Cwnsli), cyngor. Advice, counsel.

Cwpl), 'dau. A couple.

Cwppwl tŷ. The raster of a building.

Cwpl), Cwppplws). Coupled together.

Cwplysu). To joyn or couple to­gether.

Cwppan). A cup.

Cwrlid). A cover let.

Cwrr. The very edge or side of a thing.

Cwrel), maen gwerth-fawr o liw côch. A coral.

Cwrrian. To crock down as men do when they do their need un­der a hedge.

Cwrrwm, gŵŷriad, crymmiad. A crockedness, a lumpish shape.

Cwrs). A course, method, or or­der.

Cwrsi, cap lliain merch. A coif.

Cwrsi llaw, lliain sychu trwŷn. A handkerchief.

Cwrw, cwrwf. Ale.

Cwrwgl, bôt pysgodwr a wn­aed o groen ceffyl a gwîail. A fishers boat made of twigs and a horse-hide.

Cŵsg. A sleep.

Cwstart). A custard.

Cwtt, cutt, bŵth. A cottage.

Cwtt môch, cutt môch. A hogs slie.

[Page] Cwtt, briwsin, briwsîonnyn. A crum, or a little piece.

Cwtta. Bob-tail'd, also short.

Cwŷbr, crwŷbr. Hony-dregs, the honey-comb.

Cwŷddo, cwympo, syrthio. To fall.

Cwŷf, symŷdiad, sigliad. A motion.

Cwŷmp. A fall.

Cwŷmpo. To fall.

Cwympod, codymau. A down­fall, a descent.

Cwŷn, cywŷnnu, cyfodi, cych­wyn. To arise, to begin to stir.

Cŵŷn, achwyn. A complaint, lamentation; also an action, cause, accusation, a process.

Cwyno. To commence a suit of law, to complain.

Cwŷnfan, cwynofain. To la­ment, grieve, or complain.

Cwynfanus. Groaning, griev­ing; còmplaining.

Cwynos. (Swpper). A supper.

Cŵŷr. Wax.

Cwyro. To wax with wax.

Cŵŷs. A furrow.

Cŵŷso. To furrow, or plow.

CY.

CYbŷdd. A covetous man.

Cybyddu. To covet.

Cybyddra. Covetousness.

Cychwardd, chwerthin, neu gwenu. To laugh or smile.

Cychwedl, cyd-chwedl. A discourse, a narration, ata'c.

Cychwior, cydradd, cystal, cy­stadl. Equal.

Cychwŷn. To begin a journey.

Cŷd, gŷd, gyda. With.

Cŷd, cyhŷd. As long.

Cŷd, cydiad, cyswllt. Copu­lation, conjunction.

Cŷdio. To joyn or couple toge­ther.

Cydawr, cyd-seiniad, cyttun­deb. A consent.

Cydcam, chwarae, gwawdio. To play, to jest, to mock.

Cydcnawd. Carnal copulation.

Cydfod. To agree together.

Cydcerdd, cŷd-seiniad, cyt­tundeb cerdd. Symphonie, concent in musick.

Cydrâdd, or ûn Râdd. Equal, of the same degree or dignity.

Cydrychiol, pesennol, yng­ŵŷdd. Present or before the face.

Cydrycholder, gwŷdd llyg­aid, blaen wyneb. Presence.

Cydstàd, cystal. As good.

Cŷdsynnio, cŷd-seinio. To consent.

Cydwybod. Conscience.

Cydymmaith. A companion.

Cydymmeithion, cŷdmei­thion, cymdeithion. Play-fellows, companions.

Cymdeithas. Fellowship.

Cydwedd, cyttal, cŷd gyna­liad. Joyned in life, as man and wife.

Cydweddu, cŷd guttal. To joyn in life, as man and wife.

Cydwledd, cŷd-wlêd. A joynt. feast or banquet.

[Page] Cydŵr, a fo yn gyfranog ag arall. A partner.

Cyfa. Whole.

Cyfan. All.

Cyfaddawd, cyfammod. A league, a covenant.

Cyfaddas, cyfleus. Fit, conve­nient.

Cyfaddef. To confess.

Cyfaill, cyfaillt, (ffrind). A friend.

Cyfeillach, cymdeithas, care­digrwydd. Friendship.

Cyfair, cyfer o dir. An aker or an acre of land.

Cyfalhâu, cyhafalhau, cyfalle, tebygu. To liken, compare, resemble.

Cyfallwy, cyfa. Whole.

Cyfamser. The mean time, the mean while, the interim of time.

Cyfamug, amddiffyn. To de­fend.

Cyfannedd, yn wastad, yn was­dadol. Continually.

Cyfannedd, cartref. An habita­tion.

Cyfanneddrwŷdd, llywenŷdd. Mirth.

Cyfanneddu, trigo, aros. To dwell or inhabit.

Cyfannu, gwneuthur yn gyfa. To make whole.

Cyfansodd, gosodiad ynghŷd, cyttundeb. A composition.

Cyfansoddi, gosod yn'r unlle, gosod ynghŷd. To compose or compile.

Cyfar, cyfariaeth, cyfarettri, cyfaru, Cyd-lafurio tîr. Plowing or tilling together.

Cyfarch, gwneuthur i un fy­ned, neu wneuthyr peth heb yn waetha iddo. Compel or force.

Cyfarch gwell, bŷd tâ i chwi, dŷdd dâ i chwi▪ &c. To sa­lute. or greet one.

Cyfarchafael, cyrchafael, dyr­chafael, mynediad i fynu. Ascension.

Cyfarchwel, carchar. A prison.

Cyfaredd, An inchauntment, a witchcraft.

Cyfareddu. To inchaunt or be­witch.

Cyfarfod. To meet, also a meet­ing.

Cyfariaith, edrych Cyfiaith.

Cyfaros, aros. To stay.

Cyfarosau, ymoedi. Delays.

Cyfarpar, arlwŷ, darpariad. A preparation.

Cyfarparu, darparu. To pre­pare.

Cyfartal, cystal. Equal, or as good.

Cyfartalu, talu adre'r cyffelib. To retaliate, or repay like for like.

Cyfartalwch, cystadledd. E­quity.

Cyfarthelid, gwastad, dian­wadal. Constant.

Cyfaru, aredig yn yr un tîr. To plough together.

Cyfarwar, cysson, cyttûn, cyd­seiniad. [Page] Consonant, meet, a­greeable.

Cyfarwas, ymrafael, ym­ddadl. Strife, debate, dispu­tation.

Cyrfarwŷdd. Skilful, expert.

Cyfarwydd neu prŷ'r gy­farwŷdd. The glow-worm.

Cyfarwyddŷd. Skill, expe­rience.

Cyfarwyddo. To direct or in­struct.

Cyfarwyddŵr, Hyfforddiŵr. A guide, a conduct, a directer, an instructer.

Cyfarwŷneb, or tu arall, gwrthwyneb. Contrariwise, on the other hand.

Cyfarwŷre, codi, canmol, ar­dderchu. To arise, to ascend, exalt, also to praise.

Cyfarwys, Rhôdd neu ddawn or crefyddol swyniant. A gift properly bestowed for religious use.

Cyfarystlys, ar ystlys. On the side, sideways.

Cyfatgen, dihareb. A proverb

Cyfathrach, carenŷdd trwy briodas. Affinity.

Cyfebr, cyfeb. To be with young.

Cyfebru, cyfebu. To conceive properly to beast.

Cyfedd, gwlêdd. A feast, a banquet.

Cyfeddach, gwlêdda. A ban­quetting or feasting.

Cyfedliw, edliw, goraf. n, lli­wied. To grudge, to upbraid.

Cyfedmŷg, edmŷg, urddas, anrhydedd. Honour, glory.

Cyfeiedd, cyfeiaeth, helbul, angen. Trouble, want or necessity.

Cyfeiliorn. Astray.

Cyfeiliorni. To go astray.

Cyfeisor, cystal, ail. Second, alike.

Cyfeistedd, eistedd-lê. A seat.

Cyfelin, cufŷdd. A cubit.

Cyfenw, yr enw a ganlyn o oes i oes, megis wynn, llwŷd, &c. A sirname.

Cyfenwi, Rhoddi cyfenw. To sirname.

Cyfer, neu gyferbyn. Over a­gainst, opposite.

Cyfer o dir. An acre of land.

Cyferbyn. Over against.

Cyferbyniad, cyferbelliad. Opposition.

Cyferchydd, un yn erchi dŷdd dâ. A saluter, one that greets or bids Good morrow.

Cyfergyr, cyferbyn. Right against.

Cyferig, beichiog, cyfeb, cyflo. To be with young.

Cyferthi, glendid. Beauty.

Cyferwŷr, cam, anwiredd, drygioni. Iniquity.

Cyferŷw, cyfarfu. He met.

Cyfesgar, gelŷn. An adversary, an enemy.

Cyfieuaeth, trofa geiriau. A derivation of words, a conju­gation.

Cyfewin, ewinedd hirion. Long nails.

[Page] Cyfhau, gwneuthur yn gyfa. To make whole.

Cyfiaith, Jaith hysbŷs. The vulgar or common language.

Cyfiaithu, troi pêthau o'r naill Jaith ir llall. To inter­pret, or translate out of one language into another.

Cyfieithydd, yr hwn a dro­tho beth o'r naill Jaith i'r llall. An Interpreter, or Translator of books.

Cyfiaw, [...] dihenyddu, cyfi­owni, gwastadhàu. To exe­cute, to bring to pass.

Cyfiawn. Just, upright.

Cyfiawni. To rectify, to justify.

Cyfiawnhâu. To justify.

Cyfiawnder. Justice.

Cyfladd, addas, cynmwys, gw­eddol. Fit, meet, convenient.

Cyflafan, bai, dyreidi. Wicked­ness, crime.

Cyflafaredd, ymgyfarfod i wneuthur heddwch. A meet­ing to make peace.

Cyflawn. Full, compleat.

Cyflawni. To fulfil.

Cyflawnder. Fulness.

Cŷfle. Opportunity, conveniency.

Cyfleu. To place, to set a thing in its place, to regulate.

Cyfled, cyn lletted. As broad, of equal breadth.

Cyfledu, gwneuthur o'r un llêd. To make of equal breadth.

Cyflegr, (Gynnau) seuthu. Guns.

Cyflaith Covlet.

Cyfliw, or un lliw. Of the same colour.

Cyflo. With calf.

Cyfloi. To take bull or become with calf.

Cyflog. Wages, reward.

Cyflogi. To hire.

Cyflogawd, cyflog. Wages, hire.

Cyfludd, llestair, rhwŷstro. To incumber, hinder or disturb.

Digyflŷdd, yn rhŷdd oddi­wrth bôb rhwŷstr. Free from all incumbrances.

Cyfluŷdd, llu o wŷr rhyfel, mintau. An army.

Cyflwg, llŵg, amlwg. Clear, very visible.

Cyflwr. Condition, constitution.

Cyflwydd, llwyddiant. Prospe­rity.

Cyflwyn, anrheg. A present given.

Cyflwyno, anrhegu. To present.

Cyflychwŷr, dechreunos. The dusk of the evening.

Cyfluedd, cyfleusdra. A con­veniency, an opportunity.

Cyflym. Swift, nimble.

Cyfnerth, cyfnerthi, cryfder, nerth. Firmness, strength.

Cyfnewid. A change or ex­change.

Cyfnewidwriaeth. An exchange of one for another.

Cyfnewidio. To exchange.

Cyfnewidiau. Charges.

[Page] Cyfnifer, cynnifer, cynaint rhyfedi. As many, also even or not odds.

Cyfniferawg, o 'run faint, or un rhî. Of an even number.

Cyfnither. The first cosen female.

Cyfnod, yr amser (pwyntie­dig). The time appointed.

Cyfod, trigfan. An abode.

Cyfodi. To arise.

Cyfoed, cywoed, or un oed. Of the same age.

Cyfoeth, cywaeth. Riches, wealth.

Cyfoethog. Rich, wealthy.

Cyfoethogi. To enrich, to grow wealthy.

Cyfoethogrwydd. Wealth, riches.

Cyfog, cyfogiad, bwrn. Ve­miting, spewing.

Cyfogi. To vomit, to cast up.

Cyfolwch, moliant. Praise, commendation.

Cyfòr, cyforiog, tuagat y tîr. Towards the shore-side.

Cyforio, dyfod i dir. To come a shore.

Cyfraid, cyfreidiau. Necessa­ries.

Cyfrain, cywrain. Skilful, in­genious.

Cyfraith. Iaw.

Cyfraith Eglwŷs. Ecclesiasti­cal law.

Cyfreithio. To go to law.

Cyfreithiwr. A lawyer.

Cyfran. An equal share.

Cyfrannu. To divide equally or justly.

Cyfrannog. To partake or have a share.

Cyfrangc, ymladdfa, ymgyrch, ymgyfarfod gelynion. A battle, a conflict, a skirmish.

Cyfrben, perffaith. Perfect, compleat.

Cyfrdan, ymrafael. Dissention.

Cyfrdelid, gwastad, safadwy. Constant, firm.

Cyfrdo, tymhoraidd. Neat, tite.

Cyfrdost, (tôst) iawn, tra llŷm. Very sharp or vehement.

Cyfrdrist, trist iawn. very sad, heavy or mournful.

Cyfre, cyfref, cymmaint. As much, as big.

Cyfreu, argyfren, cynhys­gaeth. A dowry or portion.

Cyfred, rhedeg rhedfa ung­hud. Running a race toge­ther.

Cyfrestru, rhwymo ynghyd. To tie or knit.

Cyfrgain, têg iawn, hardd iawn. Very fair, beautiful.

Cyfrgoll, colledigaeth. Lost, utter perdition.

Cyfrgolli, myned ar goll. To perish, to be lost.

Cifrif, neu rhîf. A number, also a computation, accompts.

Cyfrif, neu rhîfo. To number, compute, to cast accompts.

Cyfrifol. Of good esteem or re­putation.

[Page] Cyfrin, euog, cuddiedig. Guil­ty, also secret.

Cyfrinach. A secrecy.

Cyfrinachol. In secret.

Cyfrinachu To talk of secret things, also to conceal.

Cyfrodedd. Twisted together, twined.

Cyfrodeddig, edrych Cyfrod­edd.

Cyfrodeddu. To twine or twist.

Cyfrwch, cyfarfod. To meet.

Cyfewng, y canol. The middle.

Cyfryngwr, dymunwr dros un arall. A mediator, an in­tercessor.

Cyfryngu, dymuno dros un arall. To mediate, to inter­cede.

Cyfrwŷ A saddle.

Cyfrwyo. To saddle a horse.

Cyfrwŷdd, rhwydd iawn, llwyddiannus. Expedite, prosperous.

Cyfrwyddo. To direct or in­struct.

Cyfrwŷs. Crafty, cunning, subtle.

Crfrwyso. To grow crafty or cunning.

Cyfrwysder, cyftwyfdra. Cun­ningness, craftiness.

Cyfrysedd, anghydfod, ym­drech. Discord, strife.

Cyfriw, cyffelib. Alike.

Cyfun, cyttun. Agreeable.

Cyfundeb, undeb, cyttundeb. Concord, unity.

Cyfundawd, undeb. Concord.

Cyfurdd, cystadl, or un râdd. Equal, of the same degree.

Cyfurddawr, o uchel râdd. Honourable, or of the highest order.

Cyfwlch, addas, cymwys, cyfleuŷs. Convenient, fit.

Cyfylchig, corniog. Horned.

Cyfwng, Cyhwng, gwahaniad. A separation.

Cyfwrdd, cyhwrdd, cyffwrdd, teimlo, ymgyfarfod. To touch, also to meet together.

Cyfwyrain, derchafu, codi. To arise or ascend.

Cyfŷl, agos. Nigh, near.

Cyfylfin, a'r un fath bigau. Having the bill or nib alike.

Cyfyng. Narrow, strait.

Cyfyngu. To straiten or make narrow.

Cyfyngder. Narrowness, close­ness.

Cyfyrdyr. Second cozens male.

Cyfŷs, gwangcus. Devouring, ravenous.

Cyfysgar, cyfesgar, gelŷn. An enemy. an adversary.

Cŷff. The trunk of a tree.

Cyffeithio, mwŷdo lledr. To soften leather with a liquor.

Cyffelybiaeth. A similitude or likeness.

Cydelybu. To liken or compare.

Cyffelib, tebŷg. Alike.

Cyffes) cyfaddefiad. Aconfession.

Cyffessu), Cyfaddef. To confess.

Cyffin, terfyn yn gwhanu [Page] gwledydd neu diroedd. A Confine, a bound or mere to divide countrys or lands.

Cyffinydd, terfynau dwy­wlad. The confines.

Cyffniden, pryf coppŷn. A spider.

Cyffoden, puttain. A concu­bine, a harlot.

Cyffre, cynhysgaeth. A dowry.

Cyffred, ymwasgu, cyfleidio, cyrheuddŷd. To embrace, al­so to contain.

Cyffro. A stir, a commotion.

Cyffroi. To move, to disturb.

Cyffwrdd, cyhwrdd. To touch.

Cyffylog. A woodcock.

Cyffŷr, cyffyriau, cer, offer. Tools or instruments, also in­gredients, compounds, medi­cines.

Cygwn, cwgn, migwrn. A knuckle.

Cyhafal, yn debig iawn, yr un modd. Very like, in all things alike.

Cyhafalhàu, cyfalhau, tebygu. To liken, to resemble.

Cyhedd, cyhoedd, ar osdeg. Open, publick.

Cyhefelŷdd, cyffelŷb. Equal, alike.

Cyhoedd, ar gyhoedd, ar os­deg. Publickly, openly.

Cyhoeddi, rhoddi allan ar osdeg. To publish.

Cyhwfan. To pant, shake or throb.

Cyhwng, cyfwng, gwahaniad. A separation.

Cyhwrdd, cywrdd, cwrdd, cyffwrdd, cyfarfod. To touch, to meet.

Cyhŷd, cŷd, or un hŷd. As long, of equal length.

Cyhydedd, cyhŷd dŷdd ar nôs, or un hŷd. Of equal longitude, equinoctial, also twisted together as twisted thread.

Cyhydu, cyhydeddu, gwneu­thur or un hŷd, hefŷd cyrdeddu. To make of the same length; also to twist together.

Cyhydreg. cadw (cwmpeini,) cyswllt, cydio. To keep com­pany, to joyn, to copulate.

Cyhŷr, rhŷw ran o gnawd dŷn, hefŷd llygoden fe­chan. A muscle; also a little mouse.

Cyhyrŷn; edrŷch Cyhŷr.

Cylafaredd, cyslafaredd, ym­ddiddan. Communication.

Cylafareddu, ymddiddanu. To communicate.

Cylafareddwr, gwneuthurwr tangnheddŷf, ymddiddanwr. A peace maker, a reconciler; also a communicator.

Cŷlch neu amgŷlch. Round about.

Cŷlch neu cŷlch llestr. A hoop.

Cylchu. To hoop.

Cylched, cylchedd, amgyl­chiad. Circuit, circumference.

Cylchwŷ. tarian gron. Around buckler.

[Page] Cylchwyl, blynyddawl-wŷl. Anniversary day.

Cylchŷn, oddiamgylch. About, round about.

Cylionen, cylion, gwŷbedŷn. A flie, a gnat.

Cylion paradwŷs, màth ar chwilod disgiaer fel aur, sy 'n magu mewn pren on, ac a arferir i godi twnn croen neu chwysigennau. A kind of beettles or horses­flies shining like gold, and breeds in the tops of ash-trees, and are used to raise blisters.

Cylŷs, beius, ar fai, euog. Cul­peble, blameable.

Cŷll, coll. Hazle-trees.

Collen. A hazle-tree.

Cylla. The paunch of the belly.

Cyllaeth, dolur, gofid. Pain, grief, sorrow, torment.

Cyllagwst, dolur o fol. Pain or griping in the belly.

Cyllaig, carw. A deer.

Cyllell. A knife.

Cŷllestrig, cyllestrigawl, caled fel callestr. Flinty.

Cyllid, dyfodiad yn ôl, cyn­nŷdd. A return, an increase.

Cyllidog, llwyddianus. Pro­sperous.

Cymmaethlu, teulu. A family.

Cymmaint, cymmain. So ma­ny, so much, as much, so great.

Cymmal. A joynt.

Cymmalog. Full of joynts.

Cymmalu, rhoddi cymmal yn ei lê. To set a joynt, to joynt.

Cymman, cyfan. Whole.

Cymmanfa, cynnulleidfa. A congregation, an assembly.

Cymmar. A companion, a fellow.

Cymmharu To couple, to match.

Cymaws, edrych Maws.

Cymmedr, gwybodaeth, cel­fŷddgarwch. Knowledge, skilful.

Cymmedrol, tymmherus. Moderate, proportionable, tem­perate.

Cymmhedroli, cymmhesuro. To proportion, to adapt, to tem­perate.

Cymmedrolder, cymhwŷs­der, gweddeidd-dra. Tem­perance, moderation.

Cymmherfedd, y canol. The middle, the centre.

Cymmelrhi, terfysg, cyffro. A tumult, a disturbance.

Cymmell. To profer, also to compel.

Cymmen, fraeth. Eloquent.

Cymmhendod, ffraethder. E­loquence.

Cymmhennu, addurno 'r ym­adrodd. To adorn the speech.

Cymmerŷd. To take, to receive.

Cymmeriad. Acception, esti­mation.

Cymmeradwŷ. Acceptable, e­steemed, currant.

Cymmeradwŷaeth, cymme­riad. Esteem, estimation.

Cymmhes, cymmhesurwŷdd, cymmhedroldeb, cymhwŷs­dra. [Page] Mediocrity, a just pro­portion.

Cymmhesur. According to de­sert, meet, fit.

Cymmhesurwŷdd, cymhwŷs­tra, y rhŷn a wasanaetho. Mediocrity, what is enough.

Cymmhesuro. To make meet or fit.

Cymmhibau, pibau. Pipes or flutes.

Cymmhlegŷd, edrych Plegŷd.

Cymminedd, ymladd, ym­drech. A battle.

Cymmod. Reconciliation.

Cymmodlonedd, undeb, cyt­tundeb. Concord.

Cymmodi. To reconcile.

Cymmoni, plygu. To bend, to fold.

Cymmradwŷ, wedi ei lygrŷ, wedi ddiftrywio. Subvert­ed, destroyed, corrupted, also currant or passable.

Cymmrain, brain. Crows.

Cymmraw, braw. Fear, terour.

Cymmrawu, brawychu To be afraid or terrified, also to fright or scare.

Cymmriw, briw. A wound.

Cymmroded, cymmod. Recon­cilement, concord, pacification.

Cymmrodeddwr, gwneuth­rwr cymmod. A peace-maker.

Cymmrwd, (morter) o galch a phrîdd. Morter made of lime, &c.

Cymmrwŷn, trîst, hefŷd brwŷn. Rushes, also sadness or sorrow.

Cymmrwŷsg, meddw. Drunk.

Cymmrŷd, cymmerŷd. To take, to receive.

Cymmbrŷd, mor brydferthol, cyn degced. Of such a form, of equal beauty, so beautiful.

Cymmun. Communion.

Cymmuno. To communicate.

Cymmwd, cwmmwd. A Hun­dred or divisions in a county so called.

Cymmydog, A neighbour.

Cymmwedd, camwedd. Ini­quity, wrong, injury.

Cymmwŷ, trallod, blinder. affliction, trouble.

Cymmwŷo, blino, trallodi. To afflict, to trouble, to vex.

Cymmwŷll, crybwŷll, Sôn. To make mention.

Cymmwŷnas. A good turn, a kindness.

Cymmwŷn, cyfeb. A mare or yew with young is called so.

Cymmwŷs. Fit, meet

Cymmynu. To cut, hew, or chop with a hatchet.

Cymmynwr. A hewer of wood.

Cymmynai, bwŷall. A hatchet, an ax.

Cymmynad, cymmynŵr. He that strikes with an hatchet, a hewer of wood.

Cymmynnawg, dyrnod bwŷ­all. The stroke of an ax or hatchet.

[Page] Cymmŷn, yr hyn a roddo dŷn i eraill cŷn ei farw. A le­gacy.

Cymmynnug, gwneuthur ewŷllŷs neu lythŷr Cym­mŷn. To bequeath or give legacies.

Cymmyrred, cymmyrredd, cymmyrraeth. Dignity, ho­nour, esteem, acceptation; also a taking upon.

Cymmyrreddus, balch, hefyd cymmeradwy. Proud, arro­gant, also acceptable, grateful.

Cymmŷsg. A mixture.

Cymmysgu. To mix together.

Cŷn. A wedge.

Cynio. To wedge or fasten with a wedge.

Cyn, o flaen, yn gynt. Before, sooner.

Cynadl, edrych Cynnadl.

Cynanu, siarad, ymgommio, hefŷd fel a digwyddodd. To speak, to discourse; also as it hapned.

Cynar, hŵch. A sow.

Cyncan, gwŷn. White.

Cyndrychiol, cydrychiol, presennol, wŷneb yn wŷn­eb. Present, or face to face.

Cyndŷn, cyndynniog, Obsti­nate, perverse.

Cyndynrhwŷdd. Headiness, chistinacy, perverseness.

Cynddail, y dail cyntaf The leaves of the first spring.

Cynddaredd, cynddeiriogrw­ŷdd Madness, fury.

Cynddeiriog. Mad.

Cynddelw, (y pattrwm) cyn­taf. The first pattern.

Cynddrwg. As bad, as evil.

Cynddrygedd, aspri, anghyt­tundeb. Malice, discord.

Cynddŷdd, torriad y dŷdd, y dydd gynt. The break of day; also former days.

Cynfaran, baran, nerth. Srength.

Cynferthŷr, y merthŷr cyn­taf, Sef S ^t. Stephen. The first Martyr S ^t. Stephen.

Cynfigen. Envy, enmity, anti­pathy.

Cynfigennus. Envious, spiteful.

Cynfigennu. To envy, to emu­late.

Cynfil, cynfŷl, edrych Ang­henfil.

Cynflith, blaenion llaeth. The first milk.

Cynfŷd, y bŷd sgynt, yr hên Amser. The old time, the former time.

Cynfton. A Tail.

Cynffonnog. Having a tail, or a long tail.

Cyngas, cacci. inwcci. The ge­neral names of burs, a clot­bur; also any thing that is frisled like burs.

Cynghafog, megis cacci­mwcci. Of or like a bur.

Cyngan, ymadrodd. A speech.

Cyngann, cynanu, siarad. To speak

[Page] Cynghanedd. Harmony, concent, true meeters in verse.

Cynghaneddu, cyson ganu. To sing tuneably, to rime pro­perly.

Cynghaneddol, cyson. Har­monious, well rimed.

Cynghaws, Achos, cwŷn A cause, a Law suit, an Accusa­tion, a Precess.

Cynghawsedd, cyhuddiad. An Accusation, Process, a Law suit.

Cynghellawr, penna ustus ynghyfreth cyfiawnder. A Chancellour.

Cyngerth rhwŷstrus. Perplex­ed, implicite, intangled.

Cyngor. A counsel, an advice.

Cynghori. To counsel, advice or exhort.

Cynghorfŷnt, cenfigen. Envy, hatred.

Cynghorfynnû, cenfigennu. To envy, to emulate.

Cynghorfynnus, cenfigennus. Envious.

Cyngrabad, dedwŷddwch, tynged ddâ. Happiness, good fortune.

Cyngraff, gweledig. Visible.

Cyngrair, cyfammod. A league, a covenant.

Cyngrod, clinhiadur. The blades or wheel to winde thread upon.

Cyngroesfforedd, croesffordd A place where two wayes meet.

Cyngrwn, crwn. Round.

Cyngweimant, gwendid, In­firmity, weakness.

Cyngwl, y pechod cyntaf, y pechadur cyntaf. The first sin, the first sinner.

Cyngwystl, gwystl. A pledge, a pawn.

Cyngŷd, ymaros. Delay.

Cyngydio, oedi. To defer, to delay.

Cyngŷr, cynghorion. Coun­sels, advices.

Cynhaig, cynherig. To be proud as a bitch is wont to be.

Cynhauas. Harvest, Autumn.

Cynhauafu. To gather in har­vest.

Cynhelw, cynnal, attal. To uphold, support, or prop.

Cynhelwŷ, cynnal, attal. To bear up or support.

Cynhenid, heb eni, newŷdd eni. Unborn, newly born.

Cynhinio, edrych Cinhinio.

Cynhwynol, breiniol, rhŷdd, anian, (naturiol). Imperial, free, natural; but is now token for stark mad.

Cynhyrchol, presennol. Pre­sent.

Cynhyrcholder, presennol­deb. Presence.

Cyni, cyfyngder, cledi. Trouble, adversity.

Cynired, cyrchu, mynŷch gyrchu, mynŷch dramwŷ. To frequent, to go often.

Cynlŷn, canlŷn, calŷn. To follow.

[Page] Cynllaeth, y llaeth cyntaf. The first milk.

Cynllwŷn, ymlid, calŷn ar ôl. To pursue; also a pursuing.

Cynllyfan. A leading-string, commonly for grey-hounds.

Cynna, cystal. As good.

Cynnadl, ymddadleu, ymre­symmiad. A disputation, a discourse.

Cynnatla, ymddadlu, ymr­symmu. To disscourse, to di­spute.

Cynnadledd, cŷd ymddiddan. Communication.

Cynnal. To prop, uphold or bear up.

Cynheliaeth, cynhaliad i fynu. Subsistence, sustaination.

Cynheilyddiaeth, edrŷch Cynheliaeth.

Cynnar. Timely.

Cynnarwch, amser cymmwys, cyfleuustra. Time convenient, good season, opportunity.

Cyfnasedd, anrheg. A present or free gift.

Cynnedds, dull, môdd, arfer. A quality, custom.

Cynne, cynneu. To kindle.

Cynnesin. Accusion'd.

Cynnefino. To accustom.

Cynnelw, attal, attreg, cyn­nal. To uphold.

Cynnen. Discord, strife, con­tention, controversie.

Cyanhennu. To contend, to strive.

Cynnhennus. Contentious.

Cynnes. Warm.

Cynnhesrwŷdd. Warmth.

Cynnhesu. To warm.

Cynnhewi, attal ei dafod. To hold ones peace.

Cynnhewydd, gŵr distaw. A silent man.

Cynnif, gofid, cyfyngder, cledi. Trouble, adversity.

Cynnifiad, cynnifiwr, treisiŵr, cribddeiliŵr, gormesŵr, gorthrechŵr. An extortio­ner, an oppressour.

Cynnifer, cymmaint rhifedi, yr un rhifedi. As many, the same number.

Cynnil. Thrifty, wary, saving.

Cynnildeb. Wariness, thrifti­ness.

Cynnilo. To spare, to reserve.

Cynniweir, mynŷch arferu, mynŷch dramwŷ. To fre­quent.

Cynnog, cynnogn, prîf ddy­ledŵr, penna dyledŵr. The principal debtor.

Cynnogni, gwneuthur ei hun yn ddyledŵr. To make him­self debtor.

Cynnor, cyntor, ystlus-bôst drŵs. The post that the door shuts to.

Cynnhordŷ, porth bychan, (Ports) drŵs. A porch or entrance to a door.

Cynnhorawr, porthor. A Door-keeper or Porter.

[Page] Cynnorthwŷ, (Help), cym­morth. Help.

Cynnorthwŷo, (Helpio). To help, to assist.

Cynnu, cynneu. To kindle.

Cynnud, coed iw llosgi. Wood fuell.

Cynnutta, hel coed, coetta. To gather wood.

Cynnuttai, cynnuttŵr, hel­iwr coed. A wood-gatherer.

Cynnull, casglu. To gather to­gether.

Cynnulleidfa. A congregation, an assembly.

Cynnuttwr, coettwr, un yn casglu coed. A wood-ga­therer.

Cynnwll, hîn deg, wŷbr eglur. Fair weather, a clear skie, without clouds.

Cynnwrf. Motion, disturbance, tumult.

Cynnhyrfu. To disturb or move.

Cynnwŷs, dal yn do, genni ynddo. To contain.

Cynnwŷs, gadel i beth fôd. To suffer one to be or to do so and so.

Cynnwŷs, bychan, cryno. Compact, of little substance.

Cynnhwŷso. To compact, to contract.

Cynnhwysiad Leave-permission, also cont [...]action.

Cynnydd. Growth, increase.

Cynnyddu. To grow, to in­crease.

Cynnyddwest, siecced dŷn bychan. A childs coat.

Cynnygn, gwrthwŷnebwr, gelŷn. An adversary, an ene­my.

Cynnŷn, cynnen. A strife.

Cynnŷrch, cynnŷdd. Increase.

Cynhyrchul, chwanegu. To increase.

Cynnyrchol, cynnbyrchol, presennol. Present.

Cynnysgaedd, cynnysgaeth. Dowry, Portion.

Cynnysgaeddu. To endow, to give a dowry or Portion.

Cynosod, yr ymgyrch cyn­taf, y rhuthr cyntaf, yr ymgyfarfod cyntaf. The first assault or onset.

Cynrabad, dedwyddwch. Hap­piness, good luck.

Cynrain, tylwŷth. A family.

Cynrhan, y rhan gyntaf ar fwŷaf. The first and greatest part.

Cynrhawn. Maggots.

Cynrhawnŷn. A maggot.

Cynrhawni. To breed worms or maggots.

Cŷnt, gŷnt, yr amser a aeth heibio. In times past, former­ly, before.

Cŷnt, bywioccach. Swifter, quicker.

Cyntaf. The first, also the swiftest.

Cyntefin, cynnefin. Accusto­med.

[Page] Cyntedd. A porch or entry.

Cyntor, cynnor, vstlŷs-bost drŵs. The post that the door shuts to.

Cyntors, y fyddin gyntaf, y dyrfa gyntaf. The first ar­my.

Cyntŷn. A nap or sleep.

Cynwân, y gwendid cyntaf. The first weakness.

Cynwe, gwe. A web of cloth.

Cynwŷdd, tîr gŵŷdd pan ar­dder gyntaf. Land ploughed the first time.

Cynŵŷn, cynfwŷn, cyn­ffrwŷth, y ffrwŷth neu 'r toraeth cyntaf. The first fruits or increase.

Cynwŷre, cyfodiad. A rising, or first appearance.

Cynwyrain, cyfodi. To rise, to spring up.

Cynnŷdd y cŵn. A huntsman.

Cynyddiaeth, swŷdd y cyn­ŷdd, hêla. The office of a huntsman, hunting.

Cŷr, edrych Cyhŷr.

Cyrbwŷll, crybwŷll, sôn, my­negi. To make mention, to declare.

Cŷrch. Oates.

Cyrchu. To gather together.

Cŷrdd, Cerddau, canhiadau. Musick, songs, sonnets.

Cyrf, corf, corph The body or chest.

Cyrfŷll, corph bychan. A little body.

Cyrfŷdd, darllawŷdd cwrw. An Ale-brewer.

Cyriawol, criafol. Service-berries.

Cyrnig, corniog. Horned.

Cyrniad, ceirniad, chwŷthwr corn. A blower in a born, a Cornet.

Cyrraedd, cyrredd, cyrrhae­dded, cyrrhaeddud To reach or touch any thing, to attain.

Cyrreifiant, trugarog. Mer­ciful.

Cyrrith, cynnil, cybyddedd. Sparing, niggard, covetous.

Cysbyddwn, cydfyddwn, cyt­tunwn. Let us agree or be at peace.

Cyssefin, cyntaf, blaenaf. First, primitive.

Cyssefŷll, cŷd-sefŷl, ymaros. To consist.

Cyssegr, bendigaid-lê. A con­secrated place, a sanctuary.

Cyssegru, bendigo. To conse­crate.

Cyssegr-ladrad, lladrad eg­lwŷs. Sacriledge or Church-robbery.

Cyssegr-lân, sanctaidd. Sacred, hallowed, inviolable.

Cysson. Agreeing in sound.

Cyssoni. To agree in sound.

Cyssondeb. A concent in musick, agreement in sound.

Cyssul, cyngor, cynghori. Counsel, advice, also to coun­sel.

[Page] Cyssur. Comfort, consolation, refreshment.

Cyssuro. To comfort, to re­fresh, to recreate.

Cyssurus. Comfortable.

Cysswllt, gosodiad ynghud. A conjunction, a joyning, a coupling.

Cyssylltu, gosod ynghud. To joyn together.

Cysswyn, cyttundeb. A con­sent, accord or agreement, con­federacy.

Cyssymmaith, gosymmaith, bwŷd a diod. Victuals, food.

Cysgod. A shadow, a shade.

Cysgodi. To shade.

Cysgogi, ysgwŷd, siglo. To quake or shake.

Cysgu. A sleep, also to sleep.

Cysgadur. A sleeper.

Cystadl, cystal. As good.

Cystadlu, cyftelybu. To equa­lize, to compare.

Cystedlŷdd, cyftadl. Equi­volent.

Cysteg, gofid, poen. Grief, trouble.

Cystlwn, ceraint, cyfathrach. Kindred, affinity.

Cystlyned, cystlyned, edrŷch Cystlwn.

Cystlynu, cyfathrachu. To joyn in alliance.

Cystudd, cledi, blinfŷd. Af­fliction, trouble.

Cystuddio, blino, (trwhlio). To afflict, to vex, or trouble.

Cystwŷ, cerûdd. Chastisement, rebuke.

Cystwŷo, ceryddu. To chasten, to punish, to rebuke.

Cŷtgam, cellwair. To jest or joke.

Cythlwng, ymprŷd. A fast.

Cythraul. A devil, Satan.

Cythrawl, gwrthwynebŷdd. Against, contrary, adversary.

Cythreulig. Devilish.

Cythrudd, cythruddiad. Hor­rour, trouble of mind.

Cythruddo. To disturb or trou­ble, to be disturbed or provoked.

Cythrwfl, cyffro. A conmeti­on, a tumult.

Cythryblu, cyffroi, brawy­chu. To disturb, trouble or afflict.

Cyttir, tir yn perthyn i am­riw. A common, also lands belonging to several.

Cyttirogion, y rhai a fo'n rhanog o dir, hefŷd cy­mydogion. Partners in land, also neighbours.

Cyttref, or un drêf. Of the same city or town.

Cyttrefradog, cŷd-etifedd. Co-heir.

Cyttûn. Agreeing, of one mind.

Cyttundeb. Concord, unity, a­greement.

Cyttuno. To agree, to concord.

Cyttŷ. A Joynt-house.

Cyttŷaeth, teuluedd, cym­deithas tŷ. Familiarity, [Page] fellowship in one house.

Cyttŷn, yn cŷd-tynnu, o un­frŷd. Drawing together, of one mind.

Cyttynnu, tynnu i'r un ffordd. To draw together, to consent.

Cŷw. A chicken, a young fowl.

Cywen. A pullet.

Cywaethlu, ymryson. To strive or contend.

Cywain, cludo. To carry.

Cywair, wedi dacclu neu dref­nuso. Repair'd, amend.

Cyweirio. To repair, to amend, to dress, also to geld.

Cyweirdeb, ailgyweiriad, ail­wneuthuriad. Reparation, a­mendment.

Cyweirdabus, wedi daccluso. Repaired.

Cyweirgorn, peth idaro tan­nau wrth ganu. A quill, or any such thing to strike on the strings of musick.

Cyweithas. Society, commerce.

Cyweithasrwŷdd, mwŷn­eidd-dra. Humanity, courtesie, civility.

Cyweithŷdd, celfŷdd. Skilful.

Gyweithŷdd, tyrfa, llu, min­tau. A troop or company.

Cywala, tebig iawn. Very like.

Cywerthŷdd, (pris,) gwerth. A price or value.

Cyweslach, cŷd-cnawd, prio­das. Carnal copulation, wedlock.

Cywethl, cerŷdd, senn. A chiding. blaming, or rebuking.

Cywilŷdd. Shame, disgrace.

Cywilyddio. To shame, or dis­grace one, also to be ashamed.

Cywilyddgar. Shameful.

Cywilyddus. Shameful, disho­nest.

Cywion. Chickens.

Cywir. True, faithful.

Cywirdeb. Fidelity, faithful­ness.

Cywiro. To perform ones pro­mise, also to rectifie.

Cywiriad. The faithful.

Cywiw, teilwng. Worthy.

Cywlâd, or un wlâd: Country­men, of the same country.

Cywleiddiadon, rhai or un wlâd. Persons of the same country.

Cywraint. Skilful, expert, knowing.

Cywreinio, gwneuthur pêth yn gelfŷddgar. To do a thing skilfully.

Cywreindeb, cywreinrwŷdd. Skilfulness, knowledge, expe­rience.

Cywrennin, cywraint. Skil­ful.

Cywrŷs, ymrysson. Strife, con­tention.

Cywrysedd, cyfrysedd, crwy­sedd, ymrysson. Strife, con­tention.

Cywŷd, cyfeillach, cymdei­thas. Fellowship.

Cywŷdd. A verse of seven syl­lable, a sorrowful song.

[Page] Cywŷdd marwnâd. An Elegy.

Cywŷddaid, cànwr cywŷ­ddau. The maker or singer of Elegies, &c.

Cywŷddu. To make Elegies &c

Cywŷddoliaeth. The art of making Elegies, &c.

CH.

CHwâ, Awel. A blast or gale of wind.

Chwaen, ennŷd. Opportunity, time.

Chwaer. A sister.

Chwiorŷdd. Sisters,

Chwai, buan, prysur, cyflym. Quick, hasty, nimble.

Chwaith, ychwaith. Neither.

Chwaith, blâs. The sense of Tasting, a taste.

Chwaithiad, blâs. A taste.

Chwaithu, chwaethu, profi blâs. To taste.

Chwalu. To spread, to strow, disperse, to scatter.

Chwalidŷdd, gwasgarwr. A disperser.

Chwannen. A flea.

Chwant. Hunger, appetite, also lust, covetousness.

Chwannog. Greedy, desirous, covetous.

Chwannychu. To desire, to covet.

Chwarae, chwarau. To play.

Chwrel, tryfer, piccell. A dart, a javelin.

Chwareŷdd, chwrŷdd. A gunster, a player.

Chwareŷddiaeth, chwary­ddiaeth. A play, sport or pastime, gaining.

Chwarien, Araf, meddal. Mild, soft, slow.

Chwarienu, arafu. To wax mild or soft, to slaken ones pace.

Chwarren. A round rising or swelling in the flesh like a ball, or an apple.

Chwêch. Six.

Chweched. The sixth.

Chwedl. A fable, a tale, a story.

Chwefror. The month February.

Chwêg, melŷs, hyfrŷd. Sweet, pleasant.

Chwegr, mam ynghyfraith. A mother-in-law, a step-mo­ther.

Chwegrwn, Tâd ynghyfraith. A father-in-law, a step-father.

Chwêl, trô. A turning, revo­lution.

Chweledŷdd, chwelidŷdd, gwasgarwr. A disperser.

Chwennychu. To desire, to covet.

Chwerig, gwêdd chwerig, (anterliwt). Entherlute, a stage play.

Chwerfan, chwarfan. A winch for a spindle, a pulley.

Chwerthin. Laughter, also to laugh.

Chwerthin gwatwor. To meek, to deride.

Chwerthiniad. A laughter.

Chwerthinog, gwatwarue [Page] That laugheth much, full of mocking and flouting.

Chwerw. Bitter.

Chwerwi. To wax bitter.

Chwerwedd. Bitterness.

Chweu, llymhau, chwiblo. To wax tart, sour or sharp.

Chwi. You.

Chwiban, chwibaniad. A whist­ling with the mouth.

Chwibanogl, chwibenygl, chwibianog. A pipe or flute.

Chwibanu. To whistle.

Chwibanogl fynudd, ydêrŷn a elwir fellu, ag weithiau cylfin hir. A bird called Cur­lew.

Chwibl, Sûr, tôst, llymm. Sour, sharp, biting.

Chwiblo. To grow sharp or sour.

Cwibon, edrŷch Chwiban­ogl- fynŷdd.

Chwidr, bywiog. Nimble.

Chwidredd, bywiogrwŷdd. Nimbleness.

Chwidro. To wax nimble.

Chwifiwr, rhodiennwr. A va­gabond, a wanderer.

Chwil, chwilen. A beetle.

Chwilio. To search.

Chwilenna, chwiltath, chwi­lotta. To pilfer, or steal.

Chwilennwr. A pilferer, a Pick-pecket.

Chwiliog, un ag ysprŷd drŵg ynddo. A man possessed with a devilish spirit of prophesying.

Chwilioges, merch âg yspryd drŵg ynddi. A woman pos­sessed with a devilish spirit of prophesying.

Chwiliores, cyccynen fawr. A great wasp called a hornet.

Chwimio, rhodienna. To wan­der, to go astray.

Chwimp, croŷw, llyfn Fresh, smooth, polished.

Chwimwth. Nimble, swift.

Chwinsa, hŵŷr. Late.

Chwiog, bara tisen, bara cal­an. A sweet cake-bread.

Chwiongl, twŷll, dichell. De­ceit, Craftiness

Chwior, chwiorŷdd. Sisters.

Chwired, drygioni, twyll. Wickedness, deceit.

Chwiredus, twŷllgar. Deceit­ful.

Chwirligwgan. A whirligog.

Chwistl, chwistlen, gwengci. A measel.

Chwistrell, chwibianogl, (pi­bell). A flute, a pipe, a re­corder

Chwistrellu, chwarae ar bi­bell. To pipe, to play upon the recorder.

Chwittafad, (gildiad). A guild.

Chwith. Wrong, leftly.

Chwitho, dychrynu. To trem­ble with fear.

Chwithig. Left-handed, wrong.

Chwithrwd, chwibanu. To hiss, to whistle.

[Page] Chwychwi. You.

Chwŷd, chwdiad. A vomit, a spuing.

Chwŷdu, chwdu. To vomit, to spue.

Chwydawiaeth, coeg-beth, gwael-bêth. A trifling.

Chwÿd-awŷr, pydredd yn syrthio or awŷr. A putri­fied matter that falls from the Stars.

Chwŷdredd, treulio, curio. To languish or consume away.

Chŵŷdd. A swelling.

Chŵŷddo. To swell.

Chwŷf, cynnwrf, cynhyrfiad. A motion.

Chwŷfio, cynhyrfu. To move.

Chwŷfiŵr, rhodiennwr. A vagabond.

Chwŷl, trô, treigl. A change, a turn.

Chwŷn a chwŷn, fesawl ych­ydig, o dippin i dippin. By little and little, by leasure.

Chwŷnn. Weeds.

Chwÿnnu. To weed.

Chwnnogl. A weeding-hook or rake.

Chwÿrn. Snift, nimble.

Chwŷrnu, chwrnu. To snarle like a dog, also to snore.

Chwŷrnolod, rhwngc, chwr­niad. A snarling.

Chwŷs. Sweat.

Chwysu. To sweat.

Chwŷsigen. A bladder, also a wheal or blister.

Chwŷsigennog. That has bli­sters, wheals or pushes.

Chwŷsigennu. To blister.

Chwŷth, chwŷthad. A blast or gale of wind.

Chwŷthû. To blow.

DA.

DA. Good.

Dâ neu daoedd. Goods, or cattle.

Daioni. Goodness.

Daionus. Goodly.

Dabre, gwrando. Ho, hark.

Dadannudd, datcuddiad. A discovery.

Dadebru. To awale, to revive.

Dadfarnu, barnu 'n euog. To condemn.

Dadferu, troi'n ôl, talu 'n ôl. To return, to restore.

Dadl. An Argument.

Dadleu. To contend, to argue, to dispute.

Dadleudŷ, tŷ ymddadiu. A Parliament-house.

Dadlwriaeth. Disputation.

Dadlaith, dadmeru, meirioli. To thaw that which is frozen.

Dadmer, meiriol. A thaw, a dissolving.

Dadmerth, dadebru. To re­vive.

Dadolwch, iawn am ddrŵg. Satisfaction for an evil com­mitted.

Dadolychu, gwneuthur iawn ir hriwedig. To satisfy the [Page] offended, or to be reconciled.

Dadwrdd. To prate, or make a noise.

Dadwŷrein, dadwŷre, cyfodi. To rise.

Daear, daiar. Ground, earth

Daearol, daiarol. Earthly.

Daearu, claddu. To bury, to lay in the earth.

Daerawd, daered, hên ddefod a delir dros y meirw. Fu­neral Rites and Ceremonies, a mortuary pay'd for the dead.

Daeth. He came, it came, she came.

Daethant. They came.

Daethom. We came.

Dafad. A yew-sheep.

Dafaden. A wart.

Defeidtŷ, corlan. Sheepfold.

Dafn. A drop.

Defnŷn. The least drop.

Dafnu, defnynnu. To drop, to distill.

Defni. The dropping of the eavs, the dropping that falls through the roof of a house.

Dafn, yr ydafedd ar wennol y gwŷdd. The threads on the shuttle.

Daffar, darparu, arlwŷo. To prepare.

Dager), (dagr). A dagger.

Dagrau. Tears, or weeping tears.

Daiar. Earth.

Daigr, degrŷn, deigrŷn. A tear in weeping.

Deigrynnu, diferu fel dagru. To drop like tears, to weep tears.

Dail. Leaves of trees, or herbs.

Dalen. A leaf of a book.

Deilen. A leaf of a tree or herb.

Deilio. To bear leaves, to wax green-bowed.

Daioni. Goodness.

Dal. To hold.

Dalfa. A with-holding, a hold­ing.

Dall. Blind.

Dallineb. Blindness.

Dallu. To wax blind, to blind.

Damblygu, plugu o gwmpas. To fold about, to wrap about.

Damchwain, digwŷddiad. An accident, or event.

Damlewychu, llewyrchu. To shine.

Dammeg. A parable, a riddle.

Damnaif, barnu 'n euog. To condemn.

Damuno, dymuno. To beseech.

Damuned, dymuniad. A re­quest.

Damwain, digwŷdd. A hap­ning, a chance, an accident.

Damwainio, digwŷddo. To happen or fall out.

Danadl. Nettles.

Dandde, ennŷnfa, tragwrês, peothfa, dolur poethlud. An inflammation.

Dannedd. Teeth.

Dangos. To shew.

Dangoseg, arwydd i ddangos, yr eurfaen a braw 'r aur, [Page] Cynhwysiad llyfr neu ran o hono. A token to shew, a touch-stone to try gold and sil­ver, also a Table or Contents of a Book.

Dannod, lliwied To upbraid, an upbraiding.

Dannodiaeth, gorafyn. An ex­probation, or upbraiding.

Dansang, sathru, mathru. To tread or trample.

Dant. A tooth.

Deintws, daint bychan. A little tooth.

Dannheddog. Toothy.

Deintio, danheddu, brathu. To bite, to fasten with the teeth.

Deintaidd,) moethus, Deli­cate, dainty.

Danŷs, gafr ddânas, ewig lwŷd. A fallow-deer.

Daphar, darparu. To prepare.

Dâr, derwen. An oak.

Darbod, arlwŷo, gofalu. To provide, to take care.

Darbodaeth, rhagluniaeth. Providence.

Darbodus, gofalus, diwŷd, dyfal. Provident.

Darfod. Done, ended, finished.

Darfodedig, nychlŷd. Lan­guishing, consuming, decaying.

Darfodedigaeth, traul. (Con­symsiwn). Consumption.

Dargysgu, Cysgu. To sleep.

Darllain. To read.

Darlleawdr, darlleŷdd, dar­llennŷdd. A reader.

Darllaw. To brew.

Darllawŷdd. A brewer.

Darmerth, darymerth, darpa­riad. A preparation.

Darn. A piece.

Darnio. To cut in pieces.

Darogan. A Prophesie, also an Oracle.

Daroganu. To prophesie, to foretell.

Daroganŵr. A foreteller.

Darostwng, gosdwng. To sub­due, or bring under.

Darpar. Preparation.

Darparu. To prepare.

Darren, gogysgu, heppian. To nod, to sleep.

Darstain, attebleisio. To eccho or sound again.

Dart), saeth. A dart, an arrow.

Darwein, ffrydio allan, llifo. To flow or run out.

Darymred, rhodio o amgŷlch. To walk about.

Dâs A rick of corn or hay.

Daswrn, das. A rick of corn or hay, &c.

Dasyrnu, dasylu, dasu. To make into ricks.

Datgan, mynegŷ. To declare, also to sing other mens Verses.

Dasceiniad, datcanwr, canwr, mynegwr. A singer, a speaker.

Dattod. To untie, or untwist, also to rip.

Dau. Two.

Deuoedd, deuwedd. Twain, both.

[Page] Daw, dawf, màb ynghyfraith. A son-in-law.

Dawn, rhôdd. A gift, a reward.

Donniog, yr hwn sy gwedi cael rhoddiad. That has gifts.

Daŵnsio). To dance, to leap.

Dawr, tawr, mae 'n rhaid, ef a weddau. it behoves.

DE.

DEad, ymddygiad. Carriage, behaviour.

Deall. Understanding.

Dean, pen ar ddég. A captain over ten, also a Dean.

Dear, sŷn, rhuad. A sound, a noise, a roaring.

Deau, dehau. Right; also the South.

Debre, gwrando. Ho, hark.

Dechreu. Beginning; also to begin.

Y dechreuad. The beginning.

Dechrŷs, edrych Dychrŷn.

Dechu, techu, llechu. To lie hid.

Dedrŷd, tŷb, meddwl, barn. A verdict, a sentence.

Dedwŷdd. Happy, blessed.

Dedwŷddŷd, Dedwŷddwch. Happiness, blessedness.

Deddf, cyfreth. A Law, a Sta­tute.

Deddfau, cyfreithiau. Laws, Ceremonies.

Deddŷw, daeth. He came.

Defeittŷ, corlan. A steepfold.

Defni. Drops of rain.

Defnŷdd, denfŷdd, deunŷdd. Matter or stuff wherewith any thing is made; also an use to put things to.

Defnynnu, dyferu. To drop.

Defnyddio. To prepare any mat­ter, to cut out.

Defod, arfer. A manner, a cu­stom.

Defon, delont. Let them come.

Deffroi. To awake.

Dêg. Ten.

Degfed. The tenth.

Degwm. Tithe, Tenth.

Degymmu. To tithe.

Degle, debre, gwrando. Ho, hark.

Dehau. Right; also the South.

Deheubarth. The South part.

Deheubartheg, Jaith pobl y dehau. A Southern Language.

Deheuberthig, a berthŷn ir denhau. Belonging to the South.

Deheuwynt. South wind.

Deifio. To singe.

Deifniaw, defnu, dyferu. To drop.

Deifning, dyferllŷd.

Deifr, dyfroedd. Waters.

Deigr, deigrŷn, degrŷn. A tear or weeping-drop.

Dagrau Tears or weeping-drops.

Deilw, egwŷd. The smallest part of the leg, called the lock of the leg or foot.

Deilliaw, myned allan, dyfod allan, dyfod oddiwrth. To proceed from.

[Page] Deincod, dincod. The core of an apple, &c.

Deintgrŷd, deintcrŷd, cryn­fa ar y dannedd. The shak­ing of the teeth.

Deintur). A tenter.

Deirŷd. To be related to.

Deisŷf, deisyfiad, dymuniad. A A petition, an intreaty.

Deisyfu, dymuno. To petition, to desire, to beseech.

Del, anynad, drygnaws. Fro­ward, arrogant, sawcy, sullen.

Delbren. A club.

Delff. A countryman, a clown.

Delor, aderŷn a elwir wei­thiau cymmynwr y Coed. A bird called a Wood-pecker, or an Eat-bee.

Delw, llûn. An Image.

Delwi, glasu, colli lliw, To wax pale or wan.

Delwad, ystum, sut, môdd. Information, form, fashion.

Delŷsg, edrŷch Dylŷsg.

Dêllt. Splinters.

Delltennu, hollti dellt. To make into splinters.

Dengŷn, tauogaidd, iddew­waidd. Rustick, inhumane, barbarous.

Denu. To entice.

Deol, dehol, alldudaeth, he­rwriaeth, alltudiaeth. Ba­nishment.

Deolwr, yr hwn sy 'n gwa­hardd ei wlâd i un arall. He that banisheth.

Deon, rhoddwr. A giver.

Deon), (Diacon), dengwriad, pen ar ddêg. A Dean.

Deoniaeth. A Deanary.

Deongl, dehenglu. To inter­pret.

Deor, cynnŷrch, magu cyw­ion. To hatch, to breed.

Deorrein, yr un a darren.

Der, del, cyndŷn. Dogged, churlish.

Dera, y ddera, Satan, diasol. The Devil.

Derbi, derfi, budd, elw, ynnill. Gain, profit.

Derllŷdd, derllyddu, dyr­llŷdd, dyrlleuŷdd, darllen­nŷdd, darllennwr. A Reader.

Derwen. An oak-tree.

Derwreinin, march-wreinin. A letter, a wring-worm.

Derwŷddon, gwŷr doethion, daroganwŷr. Wisemen, Pro­phets.

Derŷw, darfu. It is done.

Derŷnt, darfuant. They are pe­rished, they are done and end­ed.

Destl, destlus, glàn, dantei­ddiol. Clean, delicate.

Dethol, dewis, deffol. To choose, to elect.

Deubi, bûdd, elw, ennill. Gain.

Deubŷdd, fe fŷdd, fe ddaw. It will be, it will come to pass.

Deuddeg. Twelve.

Deuddegfed. Twelfth.

Deugain. Fourty.

[Page] Deugeinfed. Fourtieth.

Deune, lliw. A colour.

Deupo, dêlo, byddo. As it comes.

Dewaint, hanner nôs. Mid­night.

Dewin. A foreteller of things.

Dewinio. To foretell things.

Dewindab, dewindahaeth, de­windaeth. Prophecy, Divi­nation.

Dewiniaeth wŷneb. Physiog­nomy.

Dewis. To choose.

Dewr. Strong, bold, hardy.

Dewrder, dewredd. Valour, boldness, rashness.

DI.

DI. Without, not.

Diachar, anhŷgar, digâr, câs, anhawddgar. Not ami­able, odious.

Diachor, o faint canolig. Of a middle size or stature.

Diafl, diafol, diafwl, diawl, The devil.

Diafrddwl, heb ofal, heb dri­strwch. Without care or sor­row.

Dial. To revenge, to punish.

Dialedd, dialaeth. Vengeance, punishment.

Dialbren, prenddiodef. A gib­bet, a gallows.

Dialechdid, celfyddŷd ymre­symmu. The Art of Logick.

Dianaf, heb anaf, heb dwnn. Without maim or lameless, without blemish.

Diandlawd, helaethlawn, di­gonol. Full, abounding.

Diangc. To evade, to shun, to escape.

Diannod, yn ddioed, yn ddi­attreg, yn y man. Which is not delayed, presently, forth­with.

Diar, sŵn, trŵst, hefyd synio. A noise, to make a noise.

Diarchar, diofn. Without fear, fearless.

Diarchen, diarchenad, troed­noeth. Barefooted.

Diarchennu, tynnu esgidiau. To put off ones shoos.

Diareb, dihareb. A Proverb.

Diarebol, diharebol. Prover­bial.

Diarebu, Diharehu. To speak Proverbs.

Diaffordd, allan or ffordd. Out of the way.

Diargêl, anghuddiedig, eglur, Vnhiden, manifest.

Diargyffwr, diofnog. Nothing afraid, without fear, fearless.

Diargywedd, gwirion, difai, di euog. Innocent, blame­less.

Dias, dial, cospedigaeth. Re­venge, punishment.

Diaspad, sŵn, trŵst, dwndwr. A noise, a clamour.

Diaspedain, dolefain, croch­lefain. To shout very loud.

Diau, diammeu. Certain, assu­redly.

[Page] Diheurwŷdd, gwirionedd. Certainty., truth.

Diau, dŷdd, diwrnod. A day.

Dieuoedd, dyddiau. Days.

Dibaid, diorffwŷs. Continual, Incessant.

Diball, heb pallu. Never-failing.

Dibara, darfodedig, trangce­dig. Transitory, that which passeth away, short, not du­rable.

Diben, dibendod. An end, a conclusion.

Dibennu. To end, to conclude.

Dibl. Daggle.

Diblo. To dag or daggle.

Dible. The daggling or daggings of ones garment.

Diblygu, Dirwŷstro, egluro. To unfold, to make clear.

Diboen, hawdd. Without pains, easy.

Dibr., cyfrwŷ. A saddle.

Dibŷn. A steep place.

Dibynnu. To make steep.

Diccra. That eats but little, puny.

Dichell. Craft, cunning, a cun­ning trick.

Dichellgar. Crafty, full of tricks.

Dichlais, clais du. Black and blue as made by a stroke.

Dichlŷn, ymogelgar. Cautious, wary, also nimble.

Dichon, dichŷn, gallu. To be able.

Dichwant. Not greedy, not co­vetous.

Dichwêl, heb newidio, ang­hyfnewidiol. Without change, immutable.

Dichwen, dichwain, damwain, digwŷdd. Event, chance, ac­cident.

Didach, llechu, ymguddio. To lie in wait, to lie hid.

Didachwr, llechwr. A lurker, one lying in wait.

Didangc, aflonŷdd. Vnpeace­able.

Didawl, dibaid, didorr, dior­ffwŷs. Incessant, unwearied.

Didoli. To separate.

Diden. A breast, a pap, a dug.

Didoll. Free from toll.

Didràs, estron. Nothing a kin, nothing related.

Didres, segurllŷd. Idle, with­ont business.

Didro, bai, hefyd cam-gym­merŷd. An errour, also to mistake or err.

Didrŷf, bŷwoliaeth grefy­ddol. A Monastick life.

Didryfwr, meudwŷ, ancr, dŷn yn bŷw yn unig er mwŷn duwioldeb. An Hermit.

Didŷo, symmŷd, cymmeryd tŷ un oddi uwch ei benn. To take ones house from of his head, to remove.

Didudŷdd, gwneuthur uny alltud neu herwr. The mak­ing of one an exile.

Didŵyll. Without fraude.

Diddan. Plesant, merry.

[Page] Diddanu. To make merry, to divert.

Diddanwch. Mirth, diversion.

Diddarbod, diofal. Secure, im­provident.

Diddawl, diddoli, didoli, dy­doli. To separate.

Diddawr, diofal. Careless.

Diddig. pleased, contented, not angry.

Diddos. Free from rain, that keeps out rain.

Diddofi. To free or secure from rain.

Diddwŷn, dwŷn. To carry.

Diddyfnu. To wean.

Diddym, dim, diddeunŷdd. A thing of nothing, of no use.

Diddymmu, gwneuthur yn ddi ddeunŷdd. To abrogate, to abolish.

Diddŷsg. Illiterate, unlearned.

Diebyd, rhuthr. Violence.

Diechwng, diagos, pell. Afar off.

Diedfŷdd, diammeu. With­out doubt, questionless

Diedmig, heb anrhydedd. Without honour.

Diedlais, euog. Guilty.

Dieflig, diawledig, cythreulig. Devilish, possessed with a devil.

Dielw, gwael, diystŷr. Vile, base.

Dielwedd, dirmŷg, diystyr­wch. Contempt, baseness.

Dielwi, dirmygu. To despise, to vilifie.

Dielwig, dirmygus. Vile, con­temptible.

Diell, di-hŷll, hawddgar. Ami­able, lovely.

Diemmig, difychan. Not ve­ry small or little.

Dien, dihenŷdd, marwolaeth am ddyreidi. Death, Exe­cution.

Dien, diammau, hefyd di hên. Certain, manifest, also young or not old.

Dienbŷd, diogel, gwŷn-fŷd. Secure, without dànger, hap­piness.

Diennig, diymarbed. That will not spare.

Difa, difetha. To devour.

Difaedd, distrŷw, difrad, di­nistr. Devastation.

Difai. Blameless., faultless.

Difelo. To amend, to correct, to make faultless.

Difalldrain, dinistrio, (distry­wio). to waste, to destroy.

Difann, (pûr). Immaculate, pure.

Difannu, diflannu. To vanish away.

Difan, ofer, diffrwŷth, me­thiedig. Vain, fadeing, pe­rishing

Difanw, ofer, gwàg, hefyd di­ystyru. Vain, also to vilifie, to despise.

Difancoll, destriw. Perdition.

Difenwi, llasenwi. To revile, to raile, to taunt, to nickname.

[Page] Diferu. To distill, to drop down by little and little.

Diferiog. Distilling.

Difiau, ddŷdd-jou. Thursday.

Difiog, anwàr, an-nôf, gwŷllt. Vntamed, unbridled, wild.

Diflaen, pig gwauwffon neu arf arall. The point of a spear or another weapon.

Diflais, diogel. Safe, secure.

Diflan, methedig, palledig. Vanishing, fading.

Diflannu. To fade, to vanish.

Diflas. Tasteless, unsavoury.

Diflasu. To make unsavoury, to wax unsavoury.

Difrawd, difrod. Waste.

Difrod: To waste, to destroy.

Difrodus. Wasteful.

Difrif. Serious, in earnest.

Difrifo. To be made or become grave or serious.

Difrifwch. Vehemency.

Difro, herwr, alltud. An exile, a banished man or woman.

Difroedd, alltudaeth, her­wriaeth. Banishment.

Difwŷn. di-fûdd, di-ennill, diddeunŷdd. Unprofitable, of no use.

Difwŷn, iawn, bodlondeb. Sa­tisfaction.

Difwŷno. li-fuddio, diwŷno. To make a thing unprofitable, or of no use▪ to mar or spoil.

Difŷn, briwsŷn, briwsionŷn. A piece, a fragment, a crum.

Difynnio, torri 'n ddrylliau. To cut in pieces.

Difŷr, bŷrr, llawen. Short, also joyful, divertive.

Difyrru. To divert.

Difyrrwch. Mirth, rejoycing, divertion.

Difyfgi, terfŷsg, ciwed, cyn­nwrf, anrhefn. A tumult, a confusion.

Diffaith, drysni. A desart, a wilderness.

Diffaithio, anrheithio, destry­wio. To waste, to spoil.

Diffaith, drŵg. Vicious, vile, filthy, evil.

Differ, amddiffŷn. To de­fend.

Difflais, diogel. Safe, secure.

Diffoddi. To quench, to put out, to extinguish.

Diffrŷd, amddiffynu. To de­fend.

Diffreidiad, diffreidiawg, am­ddiffynnwr. A defender.

Diffwn, dyffwn, deuwn, down. Let us come.

Diffwÿn, amddiffynnu. To de­fend.

Diffwys, serth. Steepy, dange­rous to stand upon.

Diffÿdd, diffŷdd. An Infidel, faithless.

Diffŷg Want, penury. need.

Diffyggio. To lack or fail.

Diffŷn, amddiffynnu. To de­fend.

Diffŷrth, amddiffynnu. To de­fend.

Dig. Anger.

[Page] Digllon, digus. Angry.

Digter. Wrath, anger.

Digio. To wax angry.

Digarad, diymgeledd. For­saken, helpless.

Digardd, carcharor, caethŷdd. Captive, bound.

Digasog, casedig. Hated.

Digennu, tynnu cenn oddiar bysgod. To scale fish.

Digibo. To shell, to take off the husks.

Diglist, màth ar glai. A kind of clay used for morter.

Digon, Enough.

Digoni. To satisfy, to do enough.

Digonol. Sufficient, full.

Dignoldeb, digonolrhwŷdd. Sufficiency.

Digoniant, nerth, cadernid. Power, valour.

Digraid, llôsg. A burning.

Digrain, cam-gymmeriad. A mistake, an errour.

Digrawn, crawn. Corruption.

Digronni, crowni, Cronni. To corrupt, to rise to a head.

Digreifiant, trugarog. Mer­cifull.

Digrif. Pleasant, merry, wittily.

Digrifwch. Merry words, mirth.

Digroeni, blingo. to flea.

Digryd, di ofn, di arswŷd. Without fear, undaunted.

Digwl, difai. Inculpable, blame­less.

Digwŷdd, digwŷddiad. An accident, an event.

Digwŷddo. To happen, to fall out.

Digyflŷdd, rhŷdd oddiwrth bôb rhwŷstr. Free from hin­derance.

Dihafarch. Powerful, strong.

Dihareb. A Proverb.

Dihatru, dinoethi. To spoil, to strip naked.

Diheddawg, aflonŷdd. Impla­cable, unquiet.

Dihenŷdd, diwedd, diben, llam ddrŵg. Death, fate, end, ex­ecution.

Dihenyddu, rhoddi i farwo­laeth. To put to death, to ex­ecute.

Dihenyddwr, crogwr. A hang­man, an executioner.

Diheuro, cyfiawnhau ei hun. To clear ones self.

Dihewŷd, tuedd meddwl, e­wŷllŷs. The affection, desire, devotion.

Dihewydus, duwiol, myfyriol. Devout, studious.

Dihinedd, cafod, temhestl. A showre, a tempest.

Dihir, diriaid. Wicked, dishonest.

Dihiren, dihirog. A wicked woman, an ill female.

Dihirwch. Wickedness, evil.

Dinirŷn. A knave, a villain, a rogue.

Dihoeni. To wither as a flower, to abate in courage.

Dihort, difrycheulŷd. Un­spotted.

Dihuno. To awaken.

Dil mêl. A honey-comb.

Dilachar, gwrymmus, calon­nog. Stout, couragious, un­daunted.

Dilain, dilaith. Dry, not moist.

Dilechtid, celfyddŷd ymre­symmu. The Art of Logick.

Diledach, diledrŷw, Brein­iol, bonheddig, ardderchog. Noble.

Diledles, llais neu ymadrodd eglur ddilediaeth. A clear perfect voice or language with­out Barbarism.

Dileddf, yn uniawn. Directly.

Diledtŷb, diamn eu Void of su­spition or supposition.

Dilêu, dinistrio, difetha. To blot out, to destroy.

Dilin, coethi, curo tan fwr­thwl. To trace or beat with a hammer.

Diluw, llif mawr, cenllif, gw­eilgif. Deluge or great flood, Noah's flood.

Dilwfr, dilwrf, gwrol, di­ddîog. Valiant, not sluggish.

Dilŷn, calŷn. To pursue, to fol­low, ensuing, to insist

Dilŷs, diammeu, siccr. Cer­tain, sure.

Dilysiant, dinam. Without ex­ception.

Dilysu, cymmerŷd, derbŷn. To accept.

Dilysrwŷdd, siccrwŷdd, dio­gelwch. Certainty, security.

Dilŷth, na aller ei wrthod, cymmeradwy. Not to be re­fused, acceptable, current.

Dill, plŷg, crychni, hefŷd dull. A fold, a wrinkle, also a form or fashion.

Dillad. Clothes.

Dilladu. To clothe.

Dillwng, gillwng. To let go, to redeem.

Dillŷn, taclus▪ trefnus. Neat, trimm'd.

Dim. Nothing.

Dimmai. A half-penny.

Din, dinas: (Siti). A City.

Dinam. Without exception.

Dinamhedd, siccrwŷdd. Cer­tainty.

Dinas (Siti): A City.

Dinasfraint, awdurdod dinas. The Charter or Liberty of a City.

Dinasig, dinasaidd, a berthyno i ddinas. Pertaining to a City.

Dinaswr, dinesŷdd, gŵr o ddinas. A Citizen.

Dinboeth, math ar aderŷn. A bird called a Red-tayl.

Dincod, dincodŷn. The cores of an apple or pear, &c.

Dincod ar ddannedd. When the teeth are set an edge.

Dinerth, gwan. Impotent, weak.

Dinêu, tywallt allan. To pour out.

Dinidr, yn ddiaros, yn y man. Without delay, presently.

Dinwŷf. Discourage.

[Page] Dinystr. Destruction.

Dinystrio. To destroy.

Diod. Drink.

Diotta. To tipple or drink often, to beg drink, also to feed or supply with drink.

Diottŷ, tŷ cwiw. An Ale­house.

Diowdlestr, ffiol yfed. A drink­ing-cup.

Diod, diosg. To put off, to strip, or undress.

Dioddef. To suffer, to endure.

Dioddefaint. Suffering, endu­ring.

Dioddefgar. Patient.

Dioddefgarwch. Patience.

Dioddeu, goddeu, amcan, brŷd. A purpose or intent.

Dioer, siccrŷdd, dinam. Cer­tainly, without doubt.

Diofal. Negligent, careless.

Diofalwch. Negligence, care­lessness.

Diofrŷd, diowrŷd, llŵ. Re­nouncing, for swearing, a vow.

Diofrydu, rhoddi diowrŷd, ymwrthod. To abjure, to re­nounce.

Diog. Slothful, lazy.

Diogi. To grow lazy.

Diogi. Laziness.

Diogel, cadarn, disiomgar, siccr, cadwedig. Safe, se­cure, firm.

Diogelu, gwneuthur yn gad­arn. To make safe or secure.

Diogelwch, cadernid, diofal­wch. Security, caution.

Dioheb, diatteb, nad ellir ei atteb. Unanswerable.

Diohir, yn ddi ymaros. Without delay.

Diol, ôl. A track, a path.

Diolaith, lladdfa. A slaughter.

Diolch, diolwch. Thanksgi­ving.

Diolch. To give thanks.

Diolchgar, diolchus. Thankful.

Diolchgarwch. Gratitude, thanksgiving.

Diosg, ymddiosg. To put off ones clothes, to undress, to strip naked.

Diotta. To tipple.

Diowrŷd. For swearing, a vow.

Di phwys, lle serth, lle dyrŷs. A precipice, a downfall.

Dir, siccr, angenrhaid. Cer­tain, necessary.

Dirio, anghenu, gwasgu ar, pwyso ar, cymmell. To necessi­tate, to compell, to press, to urge.

Diriawr, cymmellwr, treisiwr, un yn pwyso'n galed. A con­strainer, one that presseth hard.

Diriaid. Wicked, of an evil life.

Direidi. Wickedness, lewdness, noughtiness.

Diras, dyrras. Graceless.

Dirdra, y camwedd mwŷaf. The highest injury.

Dirfawr, mawr iawn. Very great.

Dirgel. Hidden, secret.

[Page] Dirgelu, celu, cuddio. To hide, to conceal.

Dirgeledd, dirgelwch. A se­cret, a mystery.

Dirisglo. To pill or bark a tree.

Dirmŷg, gogan, diystyrwch. Contempt, despight, disparage­ment.

Dirmygu, goganu. To despise, to slander, to disparage.

Dirnad, deall, dwyn ar ddeall. To expound, to interpret, to understand, to unfold.

Dirper, dyleu. To owe, to de­serve.

Dirprwŷo, cyflawni yr hyn sŷ 'n eisiau. To supply the place of another.

Dirwest, ymprŷd. Abstinence, a fast.

Dirwestu, ymprydio. To ab­stain from meat, to fast.

Dirwŷ, trêth, (fforffet), (ffein). A Fine, a Penalty, a For­feiture.

Dirwŷo, trethu, (ffeinio). To impose a Fine.

Dirrwŷn. To wind up.

Dîs. A dye.

Disalw, di sâl. Valuable.

Disas, sal, dibrîs, gwael. Vile, base.

Disathr. Vntrodden.

Disberod, rhodienna, cyfeili­orni. To go astray, to wander.

Disbinio, (yspwŷlio). To spoil.

Disbur, amhûr. Impure.

Disbwŷll, synnwŷr, pwŷll. Discretion, prudence.

Disbwŷllo, gwneuthur yn ddoeth, iachâu. To make wise, to heal.

Disbyddu, gwâghâu. To eva­cuate, to make empty.

Diserth, diffaethwch, drysni. Desart, wilderness.

Disgammar, ar wasgar, ar chwâl. Dispersed, scattered.

Disgar, câs. Hated.

Disgethrin, llŷm, garw. Rough, sharp, harsh.

Disglair. Bright, shining, clear, glittering.

Disgleirio. To shine, to glitter.

Disgogan, drogan, daroganu, (prophwŷdo). To divine, to prophecsie.

Disgoganaf, daroganaf. I will prophesie or foretell.

Disgreth, bloedd, bonllef. rhuad. An out-cry, a shout, a roaring.

Disgriaw, llefain, dolefain, wŷlo. To exclaim, to make a noise, to weep.

Disgybl, yr hwn a ddysgo ys­golheigtod. A disciple.

Disgyfrith, llŷm, tost, creulon. Austere, fierce cruel.

Disgŷn. To come down, to de­scend.

Disgynfa. A descent.

Disgŷr, gŷr. A drove.

Disgyrnu dannedd, ysgyrnygu dannedd. To grin with the teeth.

Disgywen, amlwg, eglur. Ma­vifest, clear.

[Page] Dismythu, diflannu, difannu. To vanish.

Disôn, distaw. Silent.

Dispaidd, a so wedi ei ddis­baddu. That which is gelded.

Dispaddu. To geld.

Diffudd, wedi suddo neu fo­ddi. Sunk, drowned.

Distadl. sâl, diystyrus. Vile, con­temptible.

Distain, (ystiwart). A Steward, a ruler or governour, a cap­tain of a guard.

Distaw. Silent, soletary.

Distewi, distawu, tewi. To si­lent.

Distawrwŷdd. Silence, tran­quillity.

Distell, dafn, defnŷn. A drop.

Distreulio, treulio, gwar­rio. To waste, to consume, to spend.

Distrewi, tisio yn aml. To sneeze often.

Distrawch, (snwff). A snush.

Distrych, ewŷn, trochion. scum, lather, froth.

Distrŷw, dinistr. Destruction.

Distrywio, dinistrio. To destroy.

Distŷll, llanw neu drai 'r môr. The flood or ebb of the sea, also a distilling.

Distyllio, desnynnu. To fall by drops, to distill.

Diswŷdd, heb swŷdd. Pri­vate, without an office or im­ployment.

Diswŷddo, troi un allan o'i swŷdd. To take away ones authority, to put one out of his Office.

Disyfŷd, diswtta. Sudden.

Disymmŷd, Safadwŷ. Immo­veable, firm, stable.

Disymmwth. Sudden.

Disŷrch, diserch. without affe­ction.

Ditriwr, di dryfŵr, meudwŷ, gŵr crefyddol. A Religious man, an Hermit.

Diwad. Unhidden, openly, that cannot be denied.

Diwadnu. To supplant, to trip up ones heels.

Diwahan. Inseparable.

Diwair, dibalog, dilwgr. Chast, honest.

Diwerirdeb, glendid y corph. Chastity.

Diwall, digonol. Abounding, wanting nothing.

Diwallu, digoni. To satisfie.

Diwallrwŷdd, digonedd. Plen­ty, abundance, competency.

Diwallttain, difalltrain, di­frodi. To waste, or consume.

Diwanfa, cyfeiliorni, gwneu­thur ar fai. To go astray, to err.

Diwedd. An end.

Diweddaf. The last, latest.

Diweddar. Late, lately.

Diweddu. To end, to conclude.

Diwedŷdd, diwedd dŷdd. The evening.

Diwellig, angen, eisien. Want, indigence.

Diwestl, llettŷ. A lodging.

[Page] Diŵg, diguchiog, yn gwenu. Without frowns, smiling.

Diwraidd, heb wraidd. Extir­pation, without root.

Diwreiddio. To pull up by the roots, to destroy.

Diwrnod, diwarnod. A day.

Diwŷd. Diligent.

Diwŷdrwŷdd. Diligence.

Diwŷg, difai. Faultless, with­out faults.

Diwŷgio. To make better, to amend.

Diwŷg, gwisg, dillad. Habit, clothing.

Diwŷll, diwyllio, addoli, hefyd aredig. To worship, also to till or plow.

Diwyllio duw, addoli duw. To worship God.

Diwyllio tîr, llafurio 'r ddaiar. To till the earth.

Diwŷll, addoliad. Worship.

Diwylliawdr, addolwr. A wor­shipper.

Diwŷn, difwŷn, iawn, bod­londeb. Satisfaction.

Diymgêl, heb-guddio. Vn­hidden.

Diymsathr, heb sathru. Not trodden.

Diymwad, siccr, amlwg. Sure, manifest, which cannot be de­nied.

Diystŷr. Contemptible, inconsi­derable.

Diystyru. To despise.

Diystyrwch. Contempt, vileness.