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Elidir a'r Tylwyth Teg Flashcards

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mewn

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in a, at

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bwthyn

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cottage

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clyd

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cozy, sheltered, intimate

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ar

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at, on the, at the

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lannau

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the banks (of), shores

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afon

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river

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Afon Nedd

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The River Neath, in south wales.

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roedd

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was, there was/were

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bachgen

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boy, lad

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bach

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small, little

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o’r

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of the

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enw

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(the) name, called, name of

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yn

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in

is, are, at, a

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byw

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to live

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gyda

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with

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i

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for, to, into

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fam

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Soft mutation of mam, meaning mom or mother

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am

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for, about, on

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i’w

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Contraction of i ei.

Contraction of i eu.

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mab

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son

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fob

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[uncertain]

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offeiriad

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priest

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ôl

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back, after, ago, according to

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iddo

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To him, for him, that he

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dyfu

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to grow

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hŷn

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older

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ac

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and
[the version of “a” (and) used before vowels, eg. “cath a ci” (cat and dog) becomes “cath ac aderyn” (cat and bird) because a vowel starts the following word.]

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felly

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so, therefore, thus

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byddai

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would

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ei

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its, his, hers

[the pronoun its/his/hers and singular “theirs” is all combined into “ei” in Welsh.]

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anfon

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to send

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i’r

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to the
into, for
[the particular “i” (to) combined with the form of “y” (the) used after vowels (‘r).]

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ysgol

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school

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Abaty

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Abbey

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glyn

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glen, valley

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Abaty Glyn Nedd

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Neath Valley Abbey
[An old monastery once located near Neath in South Wales. “Abaty”, meaning “Abbey,” “Glyn” meaning “valley,” “Nedd” meaning “Neath.” Also simply called Abaty Nedd, Neath Abbey.]

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ond

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but

only, but it, however

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casáu

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to hate

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holl

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all

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gwaith

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work, job

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caled

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hard

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o’n, o

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he, he is

[“o” meaning “he” in North Walian dialects, and “yn” (from bod, to be/is) shortened to ‘n after a vowel]

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doedd

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bod third person singular negative imperfect past, “was not; used to not”

imperfective past
A verb form of imperfective aspect and past tense, which is used to describe an action or event which was happening habitually, continuously or repeatedly in the past, as in “Tom was painting the fence” or “Tom used to paint the fence.”

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gwrando

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to listen

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dim

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no
nothing, not, only, anything
[negative modifier]

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athrawon

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teachers

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mae, mae’n

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there are, she is, he is
[third person singular present form of “bod,” the “to be” verb. The short form of yn (‘n) is “in, into” coming after a vowel.]

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well

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better

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gen i

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I have (something)

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chwarae

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to play

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pêl

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a ball

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neu

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or

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cych

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a boat

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na

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than, or, not

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darllen

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to read

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cwynai

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she/he complains
[third person sing. imperfect (indicative/subjunctive)/
conditional of cwyno, meaning:]

to complain, lament, bemoan; to mourn; to condole with, pity; to complain of illness, be ailing
to complain of; to grieve on account of, bemoan; to mourn for
to sue in a law-court, commence a lawsuit, take legal action

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pan

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where, when the, once

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ffrae

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row, argument, quarrel

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gan

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from, by the, as, indicate possesion

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un

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one

same, single, a, the same

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mynaich

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monks, plural of mynach (monk)

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na

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or, than, not

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bywyd

A

life

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deg

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ten

fair, fairly, equitable, the ten

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o gwbl

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at all, any, whatsoever, all

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wedi

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have, has

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cael

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have, been, being, be, are

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wedi cael

A

have had

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llond bol

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fed up, fed up with, sick and tired, bored, sick of

69
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prynhawn

A

afternoon

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penderfynodd

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decided, resolved, decided to, determined, he decided

past tense third person of penderfynu (to decide)

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ddianc

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escape, get away, escaped, escaping, get out

72
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rhag

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from

against, from the

73
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pawb

A

everyone

all, everybody, of all, of everyone

74
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popeth

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everything

all things, everything in, all that, everything that

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ffwrdd

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away

off, afield, away from

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ag

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with, to

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haul

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sun

the sun, solar, sunshine, sunlight

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poeth

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hot

the hot, of hot, a hot

78
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sgleinio

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polished

polishing, shine, shining, shiny

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ffordd

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way

road, how, a, ways

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flaen

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front

before, ahead, the front, forward

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mor

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so, as, its

82
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braf

A

nice

fine, good, pleasing, pleasant

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oedd

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was

were, which, did, had

84
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bod

A

to be

is, are

85
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allan

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out

out of, outside

86
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awyr

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air

sky, aerial, the air, outdoor

87
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iach

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healthy

well, a healthy, healthily, fresh

87
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hyn

A

this

what, these, this is, is

88
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llawer

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many

much, lot, a lot, lots

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difyrrach

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entertaining

[Comparative form of “difyr” meaning “pleasant, agreeable, amusing, entertaining.”]

89
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gwers

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lesson

lessons, a lesson, the lesson

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diflas

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boring

dull, miserable, tedious, dreary

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hen

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old

former, the old, the former, well

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ystafell

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room

rooms, the room, a room, suite

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tywyll

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dark

the dark, a dark, darker, of dark

93
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lychlyd

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cobweb

dusty, a dusty

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cerddodd

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possibly from cerdded, “to walk”

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filltiroedd

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miles

mile, mileage, miles of

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maith

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long

prolonged, lengthy, protracted, a long

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pellaf

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far

farthest, outermost, furthest, extremity

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âi

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third-person singular imperfect indicative/imperfect subjunctive/conditional of mynd

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teimlai

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[it/they/she] felt

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hapusaf

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very happy / happiest

superlative degree of hapus (“happy”)

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nos

A

night, evening

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wrth

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in

when, as, from, by

106
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gau

A

closed

close, closure, closing, closures

107
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amdano

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about

it, for, for it, about it

108
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dechreuodd

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He started

started, began, He began, commenced

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feddwl

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think
thinking, mind, thought, to think
[treigladd meddal mutation of “meddwl”]

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siŵr

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sure

check, ensure, doubt, ensuring

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andros

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heck

hell, splashing, extremely, massive

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creu, chreu

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to create

[“chreu” is the treiglad trwynol of creu, such as after “a” meaning “and”]

113
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fath

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such
type, kind, form, such a
[possibly wrong]

114
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helynt

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trouble

tribulations, furore, controversy, incident

115
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guddio

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hide

hidden, mask, hiding, disguise

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dros

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over

for, than, over a, more than

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diwedd

A

end, close

118
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daeth

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became

came, he, it became, he became

119
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at

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to

at, for, to the, to a

120
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fechan

A

small

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gwelodd

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saw

found, he saw, she saw, observed

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le

A

space

place, where, room, a place

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da, dda

A

good

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dan

A

under

by, under the, below, in

125
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dorlan

A

bank

snuffing, kingfisher, sandpiper, kingfishers

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neb

A

one

anyone, none, nobody, man

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fyth

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never

even, ever, still, importantly

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chwilio

A

to search, to look, to seek

129
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yno

A

there

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meddyliodd

A

he/she/it thought

third person sing. past tense of “meddwl” (to think)

131
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swatio

A 
to crouch v. swati-
to squat v. swati-
to take cover v. swati-
to snuggle v. swati-
to tuck away
to nestle
132
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dail

A

leaves

plural of “deilen” (feminine) meaning “leaf”

133
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crin

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withered adj.
sear adj.
dry adj.
arid adj

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treulio

A 
to spend time v. treuli-
to wear (out) v. treuli-
to consume v. treuli-
to digest v. treuli-
to consume v. treuli-
to digest v. treul-
to abrade v. treuli-
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noson, nos

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night, evening (feminine noun)

136
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yno

A

there

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honno

A

that one (ben.)

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cysgu

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to sleep, to get off to sleep

139
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dan

A

under, below, by the

140
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golau

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(n.m., adj.) light, illumination, brightness

141
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seren (pl. sêr)

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(n.f.) star

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lleuad (pl. lleuadau)

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(n.f.) moon, the moon

143
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llawn

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(adj.) full

144
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bore

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(n.m., pl. boreau)

morning

145
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trannoeth

A 
morrow (n.m.)
the day after (n.m.)
the following day (n.m.)
next day (adv.)
morrow (adv.)
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deffro

A 
to wake up (v. deffr-)
to awake (v. deffr-)
to awaken (v. deffr-)
to stir (v. deffr-)

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