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a1interrogative particle, preverbal particle, rel pron who, that, which
a2, acconj and
a3excl ah, oh
â1, agconj as
â2, agprep with
ab, apnm son (before name, in place of surname, like Mac)
abad (abad) nm abbot
abadaeth (abadaeth) nf abbacy, abbotship
abades (abades) nf abbess
abatir (abatir) nm abbey-land
abaty (abaty) nm abbey
aber (aber) nm confluence; mouth of river, estuary; brook, stream
aberfa (aberfa) nf mouth of river, estuary
abergofiantnm forgetfulness, oblivion
aberth (aberth) nm sacrifice
aberthgednf oblation; offering of fruits
abertholadj sacrificial
aberthuvb to sacrifice
aberthwr (aberthwr) nm sacrificer
aberuvb to flow into
abidnmf apparel; dress of religious order
abiécnmf alphabet
abladj able; well-off
abladoladj ablative
ableddnm ability; plenty
abrwysgadj clumsy, drunken
absennm absence; slander
absennoladj absent
absennuvb to backbite, to slander
absennwr (absennwr) nm backbiter
absenoldebnm absence
absenolivb to absent
absenoliaeth (absenoliaeth) nf absenteeism
abwyd, abwydyn (abwyd, abwydyn) nm worm; fishing-bait
ac, aconj and
academaiddadj academic
academi (academi) nm academy
acen (acen) nf accent
aceniadnm accentuation
acennodnm accent mark
acennuvb to accent, to stress
acenyddiaethnf accentuation
acer (acer) nf acre
aciwbigiad (aciwbigiad) nm acupuncture
acnenm acne
acriligadj acrylic
act (act) nf act
actiovb to act
actor (actor) nm actor
actores (actores) nf actress
acwadv there, yonder
ach1excl ugh
ach2 (ach2) nf degree of kinship; (pl) pedigree, ancestry
achesnm tide, flood; eloquence
achfrenmf seeachfre
achlânadv wholly, entirely
achles (achles) nf succour, protection; manure
achlesoladj succouring
achlesuvb to succour, to cherish
achlodnm shame, disgrace
achlustnm rumour
achlysur (achlysur) nm occasion
achlysuroladj occasional
achos1 (achos1) nm cause, case
achos2conj because, for
achosivb to cause
achres (achres) nf genealogical table
achubvb to seize, to snatch; to save, to rescue; achub to forestall; achub to seize the opportunity
achubiaethnf salvation
achuboladj saving
achubwr (achubwr), achubwr (achubwr) nm saviour, rescuer
achuladj thin, emaciated
achwre, achfrenmf under-thatch, protection; covering, garment
achwynvb to complain nm (achwyn) complaint, plaint
achwyniad (achwyniad) nm complaint, accusation
achwynwr (achwynwr) nm complainer; complainant, plaintiff
achwynyddes (achwynyddes) nf complainant
ach2 (ach2) nf degree of kinship; (pl) pedigree, ancestry
achesnm tide, flood; eloquence
achfrenmf seeachfre
achlânadv wholly, entirely
achles (achles) nf succour, protection; manure
achlesoladj succouring
achlesuvb to succour, to cherish
achlodnm shame, disgrace
achlustnm rumour
achlysur (achlysur) nm occasion
achlysuroladj occasional
achos1 (achos1) nm cause, case
achos2conj because, for
achosivb to cause
achres (achres) nf genealogical table
achubvb to seize, to snatch; to save, to rescue; achub to forestall; achub to seize the opportunity
achubiaethnf salvation
achuboladj saving
achubwr (achubwr), achubwr (achubwr) nm saviour, rescuer
achuladj thin, emaciated
achwre, achfrenmf under-thatch, protection; covering, garment
achwynvb to complain nm (achwyn) complaint, plaint
achwyniad (achwyniad) nm complaint, accusation
achwynwr (achwynwr) nm complainer; complainant, plaintiff
achwynyddes (achwynyddes) nf complainant
achydd (achydd) nm genealogist
achyddiaethnf genealogy
achyddoladj genealogical
achwyngaradj querulous
ad-prefix very; second; bad, re-
adailnf building, edifice, structure
adain, aden (adain, aden) nf wing; fin; spoke
adamantnm adamant, diamond
adamantaiddadj adamantine
adarnpl (nmadar) birds, fowls; adar starlings; adar sparrows
adaravb to catch birds, to fowl
adardy (adardy) nm aviary
adaregnf ornithology
adargi (adargi) nm retriever, setter, spaniel
adargraffiad (adargraffiad) nm reprint
adarwr (adarwr) nm fowler
adarwriaethnf fowling
adarydd (adarydd) nm ornithologist
adaryddan birdwatching vb to go birdwatching
adaryddiaethnf ornithology
ad-daluvb to repay, to requite
ad-drefnuvb to rearrange
adeg (adeg) nf time, occasion, opportunity
adeilad (adeilad) nmf building, edifice
adeiladaethnf building; edification, construction
adeiladoladj edifying, constructive
adeiladuvb to build, to edify
adeiladwaithnm construction
adeiladwr (adeiladwr), adeiladwr (adeiladwr) nm builder
adeileddnm structure
adeiniogadj winged
aden (aden) nf wing; see alsoaden
adenedigaethnf regeneration
adenivb to regenerate
adennillvb to regain, to recover
aderyn (aderyn) nm bird
adfach (adfach) nm barb; liver-fluke
adfail (adfail) nm ruin
adfeddiannuvb to repossess
adfeiliadnm decay, ruin
adfeiliedigadj decayed, in ruins
adfeiliovb to decay, to moulder
Adfentnm Advent
adfer, adferu, adferydvb to restore
adferf (adferf) nf adverb
adferfoladj adverbial
adferiadnm restoration
adferoladj restorative; remedial
adferwr (adferwr) nm restorer
adflasnm after-taste, bad taste
adfydnm adversity
adfydusadj adverse, miserable
adfynachnm renegade monk
adfywadj half alive, half dead
adfywhauvb to revive, to reanimate
adfywiad (adfywiad) nm revival
adfywiovb to revive, to resuscitate
adfywioladj refreshing
adiadnm drake
adionm addition vb to add
adiolyn (adiolyn) nm additive
adladd, adloddnm aftermath
adlais (adlais) nm echo