bw
n.
a threat; terror; bugbear interj. of threatening
bwa
n.
a bow, an arch
bwâd
n.
bowing, a bowering
bwâu
v.
to bend like a bow
bwbach
n.
a bugbear, a goblin
bwbachog
a.
abounding with hobgoblins; terrifying
bwbachu
v.
to scare; to buffer
bwbachus
a.
easily scared
bwbechni
n.
bestiality
bwcai
n.
a maggot
bwcled
n.
a buckler
bwch
n.
a buck
bwgan
n.
a bugbear
bwgwth
n.
a threat, a menace
v.
to threaten; to scare
bwhwman
n.
a fluctuation
v.
to waver
bwlan
n.
a straw vessel to hold corn; a budget
bwlch
n.
a gap, a defile
a.
broken, notched
bwmp
n.
hollow sound; Aderyn y bwn, a bittern
bwn
n.
a spear head
bwng
n.
an orifice, a bung
bwrdais
n.
a burges
bwrdeisdref
n.
a borough town
bwrdd
n.
a table; a board
bwriad
n.
a casting, a design
bwrladol
a.
purposing or intending
bwriadu
v.
to purpose, intend or design; to resolve; to devise
bwrlymiad
n.
a gurgling
bwrlymol
a.
gurgling
bwrlymu
v.
to gurgle
bwrn
n.
a truss, a heap, a load
bwrnel
n.
a bundle, a pack
bwrw
n.
a cast, a throw; a tally
v.
to cast, to throw; to imagine. Bwrw ewyn
v.
to foam. Bwrw gwlaw neu eira, to rain or snow
bwsg
n.
a grafting tool
bwt
n.
a hole; a button hole; a dung cart; a basket placed in a stream to catch fish
bwtias
n.
a pair of boots
bwth
n.
a hut, a booth
bwthyn
n.
a small cabin or hut
bwyd
n.
meat, food, victuals
bwydiar
n.
a voider
bwydiog
a.
gluttonous
bwydlys
n.
salad
bwydo
v.
to feed, to give food
bwydwr
n.
a feeder
bwyell
n.
an axe, a hatchet
bwyellan
n.
a little hatchet
bwyellgaib
n.
a pick-axe
bwyellig
n.
a small hatchet
bwystfil
n.
a wild beast
bwystfilaidd
a.
brutish, beastly
bwyta
v.
to take food, to eat
bwytâd
n.
an eating
bwytadwy
a.
eatable, edible
bwytai
n.
a greedy eater
bwytal
n.
victuals, viands
bwytaol
a.
eating
bwytawr
n.
an eater
bwytëig
n.
given to eating
bwytty
n.
a pantry, buttery