blaen
n.
a point; a top
blaenafiaeth
n.
primacy
blaenanedig
a.
first born
blaendardd
n.
a first building
blaendocio
v.
to beard wool
blaendori
v.
to cut the end
blaendrwch
n.
apheresis
blaendrwyth
n.
prime solvent
blaenddod
n.
a prefix
blaenddodi
v.
to prefix
blaenddodiad
n.
a prefixing
blaeneudir
n.
bordering land
blaenfain
a.
sharp-pointed
blaenfed
a.
antecedent
blaenffrwyth
n.
first-fruit
blaengnwd
n.
first crop
blaenhogi
v.
to sharpen point
blaeniad
n.
a pointing
blaenio
v.
to form into a point
blaenlaeth
n.
first milk
blaenllaw
n.
first hand
yn mlaen llaw, before hand
blaenllym
a.
sharp-pointed
blaenllymu
v.
to sharpen a point
blaennewydd
n.
new moon
blaenol
a.
foremost, primary
blaenor
n.
a leader
blaenori
v.
to precede
blaenoriad
n.
a preceding
blaenoriaeth
n.
antecedence
blaenorol
a.
antecedent, leading
blaenred
n.
the foremost
blaenredol
a.
precurrent
blaenredu
v.
to forerun
blaenu
v.
to point; to precede
blagur
n.
a sprout, a bud
blaguriad
n.
a sprouting
blaguro
v.
to sprout, to bud
blagurol
a.
sprouting, budding
blaguryn
n.
a sprout, a bud
blaidd
n.
the visage; a wolf
blan
n.
splendour; light
blanc
n.
a young horse
blanu
v.
to cast a splendour
blas
n.
taste, savour, relish
blasaidd
a.
having some taste
blaseiddio
v.
to give a taste
blasiad
n.
a tasting
blasu
v.
to taste; to relish
blasus
a.
relishing, savoury
blasuso
v.
to give a relish
blaw
n.
effusion; a flow
blawd
n.
meal, flour
bleiddiadwy
a.
ravening
bleiddag
n.
wolf bane
bleiddgi
n.
a wolf dog
bleiddig
a.
like a wolf
bleiniad
n.
leader; ear of corn
blew
n.
hairs, hair
blewio
v.
to grow to hair
blewog
a.
shaggy, hairy
blewogi
v.
to grow hairy
blewogrwydd
n.
hairiness
blewyn
n.
hair
blewynog
n.
alfine
bliant
n.
fine linen, cambric
blif
n.
catapulta
blifai
n.
a projectile
blifio
v.
to cast from an engine
blifyn
n.
a ball, a bullet
blin
a.
tired; troublesome
blinder
n.
fatigue; trouble
blinderog
a.
fatigued
blinderus
a.
tiresome, tired
blinedig
a.
troubled; disturbed; wearied
blinfyd
n.
tribulation
bling
n.
flaying, a strip
blingiad
n.
a flaying
blingo
v.
to excoriate, to flay
blingwr
n.
flayer
blino
v.
to trouble; to tire
blinwr
n.
disturber
blisg
n.
shells, husks
blisgiad
n.
a shelling
blisgo
v.
to shell, to husk
blisgyn
n.
shell, husk
blith
n.
milk
a.
milch
blithog
a.
giving milk
blodau
n.
blossoms, flowers
bloden
n.
floweret
blodeuad
n.
flowering
blodeulyd
a.
flowered, mothery
blodeuo
v.
to flourish; to flour
blodeuog
a.
bloomy, flowery
blodeuogrwydd
n.
floweriness
blodeuol
a.
flowering
blodeuwr
n.
a florist
blodeuwydd
n.
flowering trees
blodeuyn
n.
a flower
blodio
v.
to make meal
blodiog
a.
farinaceous
blodiwr
n.
a mealman
blodwaith
n.
meal dust
blodwraig
n.
meal woman
blodwy
a.
mellow
blodyn
n.
floweret, flower
bloddest
n.
a rejoicing
bloddestu
v.
to make rejoicing
bloedd
n.
a shout
bloeddfawr
a.
vociferous
bloeddgar
a.
apt to vociferate
bloeddian
v.
to keep shouting
bloeddio
v.
to shout
bloeddiol
a.
shouting, bawling
bloeddiwr
n.
shouter
bloen
n.
a floweret
bloesg
n.
a broken noise
a.
lisping, faltering
bloesgedd
n.
a lisping
bloesgi
v.
to falter, to lisp
bloesgni
n.
a lisping
bloesgwr
n.
a lisper
bloffi
v.
to mingle, to jumble
bloneg
n.
lard, grease
blonegen
n.
the leaf, or caul that covers the stomach
blota
v.
to meal; to beg meal
blotai
n.
a begger of meal
bloteiaeth
n.
a mealing
blotty
n.
meal house
blöyn
n.
blossom
blwch
n.
box
blwng
n.
angry look
a.
surly
blwth
n.
a blast, a puff
blwydd
n.
a year; a budding
blwyddiad
n.
a yearling
blwyddol
a.
yearly, annual
blwyddyn
n.
a year
blychaid
n.
a box full
blychu
v.
to put in a box
blychyn
n.
a small box
blydd
a.
soft, tender; sappy
blyddiad
n.
a rising of sap
blynedd
n.
a year
blyneddol
a.
yearly, animal
blyngu
v.
to grow angry
v.
to frown; to ruffle
blingder
n.
a ruffled temper
blys
n.
a longing, a craving
blysgar
a.
craving
blysiad
n.
a longing
blysig
a.
voluptuous
blysigrwydd
n.
voluptuousness
blysion
n.
dainties
blysio
v.
to lust, to long
blythar
n.
a belch
blytheiriwr
n.
a belcher