ba
n.
a being in; immersion
baban
n.
a babe, baby
bacon
n.
berries
bacwn
n.
bacon
bacsau
n.
stockings without feet
bach
n.
a hook; a grapple
a.
little, small, minute
bachell
n.
a grapple; a hook
bachellu
v.
to grapple; to snare
bachgen
n.
a boy, a child
bachgenaidd
a.
boyish, childish
bachgenos
n.
little youngsters
bachgenyn
n.
dim, a little boy
bachiad
n.
a hooking, a grappling; a bending, like a hook
bachig
a.
smallish, dimunitive
bachigyn
n.
a very little thing
bachog
a.
hooked; crooked
bachol
a.
hooking; grappling
bachu
v.
to hook, to hitch; to grapple; to go into nooks
badaid
n.
a boatful
badwr
n.
a boatman
badd
n.
a bath
baddon
n.
a bathing place
baedd
n.
a boar
baeddaidd
a.
boarish
baeddgig
n.
boar's flesh
baeddu
v.
to beat, to make one dirty
baesg
n.
the ring of a wheel
bagad
n.
a cluster; a troop
bagadu
v.
to cluster, to bunch
bagell
n.
a nook; a snare
bagl
n.
a crook, a crutch
baglan
n.
a crook, a hook
baglog
a.
having a crook crutched
baglu
v.
to hold with a crook
bagwn
n.
strength, potency
bagwy
n.
a cluster, bunch
bai
n.
a fault, a vice
baich
n.
a burden, a load
n.
an outcry
baid
n.
briskness
baidd
n.
a daring
bais
n.
flats, shallows; ford
bal
n.
a prominence; a bud
bala
n.
a shoot out; efflux
balalwyf
n.
a palm-tree
balanu
v.
to shoot, to bud
balant
n.
a shooting, a sprouting, a budding
balasar
n.
azure, sky-blue
balasarn
n.
a ballast
balc
n.
a break in furrow land
balcio
v.
to break furrows
balciog
a.
having irregular furrows
balch
a.
proud; towering
balciwr
n.
breaker of furrows
balchder
n.
pomp; pride
balchedd
n.
pomp; pride
balchïo
v.
to grow proud
balchineb
n.
arrogance; pomp
baldardd
n.
a budding
baldarddu
v.
to bud
baldog
n.
a punch, a squab
baldordd
n.
a babbling
baldorddi
v.
to babble, to tattle
baldorddus
a.
babbling
baldorfi
v.
to mutter
balennyn
n.
a bud
balgur
n.
a springing out
balog
n.
a jut; a pinacle; a fidula, a valve; a flab; a jetting, flapped, valved
balwyf
n.
palm wood
balwyfen
n.
a palm tree
ball
n.
erruption; plague
ballasg
n.
shell; porcupine
ballasgu
v.
to busk
ballaw
v.
to shout, to scream
ballawg
n.
a hedgehog
balleg
n.
a bow net; a purse
ballegmyd
n.
a wear net
banc
n.
a platform, a table
baner
n.
a banner, a flag
banffaglu
v.
to light a bonfire
bangaw
n.
the bandage of honour
a.
compact
bangeibr
n.
a minister
bangor
n.
upper row, a compacture, a high circle; a college, seminary
bangori
v.
to cope or bind together, to wattle the binding row of a fence
bannwch
n.
a wild sow
baniar
n.
a banner
banierog
a.
bearing ensign
banierydd
n.
standard-bearer
banllef
n.
a loud shout
banllefain
v.
to shout
bannas
n.
a mat
bannod
n.
article; clause
bannodi
v.
to make clauses
banon
n.
an exalted person, a queen, empress
bant
n.
a high place
a.
prominent, high, lofty
banu
v.
to raise, to erect
banw
n.
a swine, a farrow pig
banwel
n.
upward look; sky
banwes
n.
a sow, a farrow sow, the fish called gilt head
bara
n.
bread; sustenance
baran
n.
a wren
baranres
n.
a front rank
baranu
v.
to front; to present
baranwg
n.
a presence
barcer
n.
a tanner
barcud
n.
a kite; a buttock
barcutan
n.
a kite, a glead
bardysen
n.
a shrimp
bardd
n.
a bard
barddaeth
n.
bardism
barddair
n.
the bard's word
barddas
n.
bardism; lore
barddol
a.
bardic
barddawr
n.
bardic genius
barddes
n.
a female bard
barddonol
a.
poetical
barddoneg
n.
bardic lore
barddoniaeth
bardism, poetry, the science of poetry
barddonïaidd
a.
that is after the bardic manner
barf
n.
a beard; whiskers
barfiad
n.
a bearding
barfle
n.
crest of a helmet
barfog
a.
bearded; the fin fish; the lesser wood-chat, a bird
barfogyn
n.
a barbel
barfu
v.
to beard, to grow into a beard
barfwr
a.
barber, a shaver
bargod
n.
jut; skirt; eaves
bargodi
v.
to overhang
bariaeth
n.
viciousness
baril
n.
a barrel, a cask
barilaid
n.
a barrelful
barilan
n.
a small barrel
barilo
v.
to barrel
barlen
n.
the lap
barn
n.
judgment
barnedig
a.
judged; condemned; sentenced
barnedigaeth
n.
judgment
barniad
n.
a judging
barnol
a.
that is judging, o castingr
barnu
v.
to judge, to condemn
barnwr
n.
a judge
barnydd
n.
a judge
baron
n.
a chief, a baron
baroniaeth
n.
a barony
barog
a.
ireful
n.
a spur
barth
n.
ground floor; floor
barug
n.
a rime, hoar
barugiad
n.
casting a rime
barugo
v.
to cast a hoar
barus
v.
vicious, mischievious
basaidd
a.
shallowish
basdardd
n.
a bastard
basdarddes
n.
female bastard
basdarddiad
n.
bastardising
basdarddiaeth
n.
bastardy
basdarddio
v.
to bastardise
basdarddu
v.
to spring from a base origin
basder
n.
shallowness
basg
n.
plaiting, basket work
basged
n.
a basket
basgedaid
n.
a basketful
basgedog
a.
having a basket
basgedol
a.
basketted
basgedwr
n.
a basket maker
basiad
n.
a shallowing
basu
v.
to make shallow
batel
drawing a bow; battle; combat, a fight
batelu
v.
to draw a bow; to battle, to war, to fight
bath
n.
a likeness or emblem; a copy; a coin
bathdy
n.
a mint
bathedig
a.
coined; stamped
batheinio
to stamp effigies
bathell
n.
a small coin
bathiad
n.
coining; coinage
bathodyn
n.
a medal
bathog
a.
having coin; monied
bathol
a.
that is coined
bathor
n.
a dormouse
bau
n.
boof
bauad
n.
bearer of a saw-pit
baw
n.
dirt, mire; excrement
bawaidd
a.
dirty, vile; sordid
bawd
n.
a thumb, a toe
bawdŷ
n.
necessary-house
bawdd
n.
a drowning
bawddyn
n.
a dirty fellow
bawlyd
a.
dirty, miry, nasty