Unit 2 Flashcards by Aaron Corcoran-Lockley

Q

adaw
(vn.)

A

leave

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adeilat
(vn.)

A

build

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atnewydu
(vn.)

A

renew

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anriuedic

A

innumerable

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bard
(pl. beird)

A

poet

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brawt
(pl. brodyr)

A

brother

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Brytan(y)eit

A

(the) Britons

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caffael
(vn.)

A

get
(caff-)

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castell
(pl. kestyll)

A

castle

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cawr
(pl. kewri)

A

giant

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Keredigyawn

A

Ceredigion

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kiwtawtwr
(pl. kiwtawtwyr)

A

citizen

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colli
(vn.)

A

lose

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kychwyn
(vn.)

A

set out

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kyuodi
(vn.)

A

arise

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kymerth

A

took
(preterite of kymryt)

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kymryt
(vn.)

A

take
(kymer-)

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kynnal
(vn.)

A

hold
(kynhal(y)-)

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dauat
(pl. deueit)

A

sheep
(f.)

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damgylchynu
(vn.)

A

encircle

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y Deheu

A

the South

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diffeithaw
(vn.)

A

lay waste

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Dyuet

A

Dyfed

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dygwydaw
(vn.)

A

fall

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dyd

A

day

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Eryri

A

Snowdonia

Q

escob
(pl. eskyb)

A

bishop

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galw
(vn.)

A

call

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gallu
(vn.)

A

be able

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glaw

A

rain

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gorchymyn
(vn.)

A

command
(gorchymynn-)

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gwedy

A

after

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gwelet
(vn.)

A

see
(gwel-)

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gwiscaw
(vn.)

A

dress, arm

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gwrda
(pl. gwyrda)

A

nobleman

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gyrru
(vn.)

A

drive

Q

heul

A

sun
(m. or f.)

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llad
(vn.)

A

kill

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Llundein

A

London

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llywyaw
(vn.)

A

rule

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marchawc
(pl. marchogyon)

A

knight

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marw
(vn.)

A

die

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mur

A

wall

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mynyd

A

mountain

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nessau
(vn.)

A

approach
(nessa-)

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Saesson

A

(the) English, Saxons

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torri
(vn.)

A

break, shatter

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treulaw
(vn.)

A

spend

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twr
(pl. tyroed)

A

tower

Q

y gyt
(adv.)

A

together

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y gyt a
(prep.)

A

along with

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ymchoelyt
(vn.)

A

turn
(ymchoel-)

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yn
(prep.)

A

in, into

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yna
(adv.)

A

then

Q

yskynnu
(vn.)

A

ascend, mount