brac
a.
free, frank, open
brad
n.
perfidy; a break off
bradbwll
n.
trap-pit
bradfwriad
n.
sedition
bradfwriadu
v.
to plot sedition
bradiad
n.
a doing treachery
bradus
a.
treacherous
bradwr
n.
traitor
bradwriaeth
n.
treason
bradwrus
a.
traitorous
bradwy
n.
a break off, blemish
bradwyad
n.
a crumbling off
bradwyo
v.
to crumble away
bradychiad
n.
a betraying
bradychol
a.
betraying
bradychu
v.
to betray
bradychus
a.
betraying
brae
n.
a cutting off
braen
n.
rot, corruption
adj.
rotten, corrupt
braenar
n.
fallow
braenariad
n.
fallowing
braenaru
v.
to fallow
braenedig
a.
putrified
braenedigol
a.
putrefactive
braenedd
n.
putridity
braeniad
n.
a rottening
braenllyd
a.
putrid; finewy
braenllydedd
n.
mouldiness
braenu
v.
to rot, to putrify
brâg
n.
malt
a.
sprouting
bragaldian
v.
to babble
bragaldio
v.
to gabble
bragawd
n. m.
a sprouting; a compound; bragget, a liquor
bragdy
n.
a malt house
bragio
v.
to branch, to issue
bragoelyn
n.
braggett liquor
bragodyn
n.
a sprout, a germ
bragu
v.
to malt
bragwair
n.
marsh-bent
bragwr
n.
a maltster
braich
n.
arm, branch
braidd
a.
ultimate
ad.
just; hardly
braint
n.
privilege
braisg
a.
gross; large, thick
braith
a.
motley, variegated
bral
n.
hair-brained one
bram
n.
fart, short puff
bramu
v.
to fart
brân
n.
a crow
branaidd
a.
like a crow
branes
n.
flight of crows
branos
n.
young crows
bras
n.
cross bow
brâs
a.
thick, fat; large; gross
brasâd
n.
growing fat
brasâu
v.
to grow fat
brasbwyth
n.
basting-stitch
brasbwythwr
n.
a baster
brasder
n.
fatness, grossness
braslïain
n.
coarse linen
braslun
n.
a rough-cast
brasnaddu
v.
to rough hew
brasu
to make gross or rough
brasweithio
v.
to rough work
brat
n.
a piece, clout, rag
bratiog
n.
clouted, ragged
brâth
n.
a bite, stab, sting
brathedig
a.
bitten; wounded
brathiad
n.
a stabbing, biting
brathol
a.
stabbing, biting
brathu
v.
to sting, to bite
brau
a.
brittle, frail; frank
braw
n.
terror, fright
brawd
n.
a fellow, brother
n.
judgment, sentence
brawdfaeth
n.
a fostering
brawdgarwch
n.
brotherly love
brawdio
v.
to give a verdict
brawdladdiad
n.
fratricide
brawdle
n.
judgment seat
brawdol
a.
brotherly
brawdoliaeth
n.
fraternity
brawdoldeb
n.
brotherliness
brawdwr
n.
a judge, a judger
brawddeg
n.
a sentence
brawddegol
a.
sentential
brawl
n.
a swell out, a boast
brawn
n.
a fatness, richness
brawychiad
n.
a terrifying
brawychu
v.
to terrify
brawychus
a.
terrific
brawychwr
n.
a terrifier
breccini
n.
despumation
breci
n.
wort, sweet wort
brech
n.
an eruption, a pox
a.
brindled, freckled
brechdan
n.
bread and butter
brechlyd
a.
pocky; measly
brechog
a.
pocky; measled
bredych
n.
prodition
bref
n.
a lowing; a bleat
brefai
n.
pennyroyal
brefan
n.
a lump of butter
brefant
n.
a windpipe
breferad
n.
a bellowing
brefiad
n.
a lowing; a bleating
brefu
v.
to low; to bleat
breg
n.
a rupture, a fissure
bregedd
n.
fragrility, frailty
bregol
a.
fragile, brittle
bregu
v.
to become fragile
bregus
a.
broken; fractious
bregyn
n.
a grain of malt
breiad
n.
a topping; a rippling
breichiad
n.
an arm-full
n.
using of the arms
breichdlws
n.
a bracelet
breichell
n.
a sleeve
breichiol
a.
brachial
breichled
n.
a bracelet
breichrwy
n.
a bracelet
breila
n.
a rose; a wild rose
breilw
n.
a rose
breiniad
n.
enfranchisement
breinio
v.
to give privilege
breiniog
a.
privileged; free
breiniol
a.
privileged; free
breiniolaeth
enfranchisement
breinioli
v.
to enfranchise
breiniolwr
n.
a dignifier
breintlys
n.
privilege court
breintlythyr
n.
letters-patent
breing
n.
the commonalty
breisgiad
n.
a growing bulky
breisgion
n.
hurds, refuse
breithell
n.
what is of varied texture; a cawl; a conflict
breithred
n.
a conflict
bremian
a.
puffing, farting
v.
to puff; to fart
brenig
n.
limpets
brenin
n.
a sovereign; a king
breninbysg
n.
king fish
brenindod
n.
royalty
brenindy
n.
a king's house
brenines
n.
a queen
breninesol
a.
queenly
breninfraint
n.
royal privilege or prerogative
breniniaeth
n.
a kingdom
breninlys
n.
a king's court
breninol
a.
kingly, royal
breninoli
v.
to royalise
breninwisg
n.
a king's robe
breninwr
n.
a royalist
bres
a.
having a bunchy top
bretyn
n.
a little rag
brethyn
n.
cloth, woollen cloth
brethyniaeth
n.
woollen drapery
brethynol
a.
made of cloth
brethynwr
n.
a woollen draper
brëu
v.
to low; to bleat
breuad
n.
a cannibal, a slaughterer; a grave-worm
breuan
n.
a hand-mill
breuandy
n.
a mill-house
breuaniad
n.
a grinding
breuanllif
n.
a grindstone
breuant
n.
a windpipe
breuanu
v.
to bray, to brake
breubys
n.
a bit, a crumb
breuder
n.
brittleness
breuddil
n.
a grinder
breuddilad
n.
a grinding
breuddilo
v.
to grind, to consume
breuddwyd
n.
a dream
breuddwydiad
n.
a dreaming
breuddwydio
v.
to dream
breuddwydiol
a.
dreaming
breuddwydiwr
n.
a dreamer
breufer
a.
sonorous; lowing
breulif
a.
brittle-edged
breuo
v.
to grow brittle
breuod
n.
brittleness; frail
breuol
a.
brittle, frail
breuolaeth
n.
brittleness
breuolder
n.
brittleness
brëyr
n.
a baron
brëyrol
a.
baronial
bri
n.
dignity; rank; honour
brïaidd
a.
honorary
brid
n.
erruption; the scab
brido
v.
to break out
bridol
a.
erruptive; scabby
briduw
n.
warranty; earnest
bridd
n.
a springing forward
brig
n.
a top, a summit; a branch or top of a tree
brigant
n.
a summit; highlander
brigantiad
n.
a highlander
brigbori
v.
to browse, to nibble
brigdori
v.
to top, to prune
brigddyrnu
v.
to top thresh
briger
n.
a tuft; head of hair
brigfain
a.
cuspated, pointed
brigladd
v.
to lop the tops
briglwyd
a.
hoary-headed
briglwydo
v.
to grow hoary
brigo
v.
to top
brigog
a.
having tops; branchy
brigol
shooting up; branching
brigwn
n.
andirons
brigwyn
a.
white-topped
brigyn
n.
a top branch, a twig
brigynol
a.
branching out
brio
v.
to dignify
brïol
a.
dignified; honorary
brisgiad
n.
a leaving a trace
brisgo
v.
to track, to trace
brith
a.
mised, motley, pied
brithad
n.
a variegating
brithdwym
n.
sort of candle
brithedd
n.
variegation
brithgi
n.
a mongrel dog
brithgoch
a.
variegated with red
brithlas
a.
dappled grey
brithlen
n.
arras
britho
v.
to variegate
brithodi
v.
to use mixed rhyme
brithog
a.
variegated, dappled
brithol
a.
variegating
brithryw
a.
heterogeneous
brithwlaw
n.
drizzling rain
brithwyn
a.
motley white
brithyd
n.
mixed corn
brithyll
n.
a trout
brithyn
n.
a beau
briw
n.
a wound, a cut
briwant
n.
a broken state
briwddail
n.
herbage
briwedig
a.
broken; wounded
briweg
n.
stone-crop
briwfara
n.
broken bread
briwiaith
n.
a jargon
briwion
n.
fragments
briwioni
v.
to crumble
briwionyn
n.
a crumb
briwio
v.
to break; to crumble, to cut; to wound; to hurt
briwysioni
v.
to crumble
briwysionyn
n.
a small crumb
brewwlaw
n.
drizzling rain
briwwydd
n.
dry brush wood
bro
n.
inhabited land, a country
broaidd
a.
rural, country-like
broawl
a.
like cultivated land
brocen
n.
the breast, the bosom
broch
n.
din, tumult; froth, foam; wrath
brochell
n.
a tempest
brochi
v.
to chafe, to fume
brochiad
n.
a chafing, a fuming
brochus
a.
fuming; blustering
brodawr
n.
a member of society
brodedd
n.
a concurrence
brodiad
n.
embroidering, darning
brodio
v.
to embroider, to darn
brodiog
a.
embroidered, darned
brodir
n.
cultivated land
brodordy
n.
a collegiate house
brodoriad
n.
fraternisation
brodoriaeth
n.
fraternity
brodoriol
a.
federative
brolio
v.
to brag, to vaunt
brolwydd
n.
patriotism
bron
n.
a breast, a pap, a breast of a hill. Ger bron, in presence of, before; Yn mron, almost
brona
v.
to give the breast
bronaidd
a.
swelling as a breast
bronallt
n.
a smooth declivity
bronawg
a.
full-breasted
brondor
n.
breast-plate
bronddu
a.
black-breasted
broneg
n.
breast-plate
bronfraith
a.
mottled breasted
n.
a thrush
bron-gengl
n.
a breast-leather
bron-glwm
n.
a breast-knot
bron-gul
a.
narrow-chested
bronisel
a.
low-chested
bronliain
n.
breast-cloth
bronlydan
a.
broad-chested
bronrain
a.
high-breasted
bronrhuddyn
n.
the redbreast
bront
a.
filthy; surly
bronten
n.
a dirty wench
bronuchel
a.
high-chested
bronwen
a.
white-breasted
bronwst
n.
pain of the breast
bronwyn
a.
white-breasted
n.
the small celandine
broth
n.
a stir, a tumult
bru
n.
the womb, the belly
bruawl
belonging to the womb
brud
n.
a chronicle; a surmise
brudai
n.
a chronicler
brudiaeth
n.
chronology
brudio
v.
to record; to surmise
brudiol
a.
chronological
brwchan
n.
caudle, flummery
brwd
a.
hot, acrid, warm
brwnt
a.
foul, nasty, dirty; surly
brwyd
n.
a brooch, a braid
a.
full of holes
brwyden
n.
the reeds of a loom
brwydo
v.
to make interstices; to embroider
brwydrad
n.
a battling
brwydrin
n.
a combating
brwydro
v.
to battle, or to fight in war
brwydrol
a.
battling
brwydwaith
n.
embroidery
brwydweithydd
an embroiderer
brwydydd
n.
an embroiderer
brwydr
n.
a battle, a conflict
brwyn
n.
a pricking; a smarting rushes
a.
pricking, smarting
brwynad
n.
a pricking
brwyneg
n.
a place where rushes grow
brwynen
n.
a rush; a track
brwyno
v.
to prick; to throb
brwynog
a.
having rushes
brwys
a.
luxuriant, fertile
brwysg
a.
unwieldy; drunk
brwysgedd
n.
inebriety
brwysgo
v.
to become drunk
brwysgol
a.
unwieldy; drunk
brwyso
v.
to grow luxuriantly
bry
a.
high
ad.
upwards, above
brycan
n.
a rug
brych
n.
a rough covering; the afterbirth of a cow
a.
brindled freckled
brychau
n.
motes, flue
brychell
n.
a trout
brychen
n.
a bubbling, a spring
brycheuad
n.
a gathering of flue
brycheulyd
a.
full of dirty spots
brycheuo
to pick; to maculate
brycheuog
a.
full of dirt
brycheuyn
n.
a mote, a hair
brychiad
n.
a salmon trout
brychni
n.
freckliness
brychog
a.
brindled, freckled
brychu
v.
to brindle, to freckle
brychwyn
a.
of a brindled white
brychyn
n.
a speckled one
brychynu
v.
to speckle
bryd
n.
impulse; mind, thought
brydai
n.
a heating iron, a heater
brydain
a.
of a heating quality
brydaint
n.
inflamation
brydaniaeth
n.
inflamation
brydian
v.
to inflame; to throb
brydiannol
a.
simmering
brydiannu
to simmer; to throb
brydiannus
a.
heating
brydiant
n.
a heating
brydio
v.
to heat; to throb
brydiog
a.
heated; throbbing
brydiol
a.
of a heating quality
brydiolrwydd
n.
inflamatoriness
brydlon
a.
resolute, intent
brydlonedd
n.
resoluteness
brydd
a.
feeble, weak, sickly
brygawthan
v.
to babble, or prate
brygawthwr
n.
a babbler
brygu
to grow out, to overspread
bryn
n.
a hill, a mount
brŷn
n.
grudge, malice
brynar
n.
ploughed land
bryncyn
n.
a clod
bryncynog
a.
full of clods
bryncynu
v.
to break clods
brynial
v.
to be heaping
bryniog
a.
full of hills, hilly
brynti
n.
filthiness, nastiness; a filthy animal
brys
n.
quickness, haste; a hasty quick, speedy
brysg
n.
a track, or mark
brysgar
a.
quickening; hasty
brysgyll
n.
a truncheon
brysiad
n.
a hastening
brysio
v.
to hasten
brysiol
a.
hastening, hurrying
bryste
n.
Bristol
brysyll
n.
a truncheon
brythai
n.
a rioter
brytheirio
v.
to belch
brython
n.
tumultuous ones; one of three primitive tribes of the Cymry
brythoneg
n.
the Brython speech
brythonig
a.
relating to the tribe of Brython
brythu
v.
to quarrel, to brawl
brywes
n.
bread steeped in broth or pot liquor
brywio
v.
to invigorate
brywiog
a.
vigorous, lively
brywusder
n.
wantoness