bywyniad
n.
a smelt
by
conj.
mutation of PY, if
bychaidd
a.
like a buck
bychan
a.
little, small
bychander
n.
littleness
bychanedd
n.
smallness
bychaniad
n.
a making little
bychanig
a.
dimminutive
bychanigo
v.
to disparage
bychanigyn
n.
a very little, small, or minute thing
bychanu
v.
to lessen; to slight
bychod
n.
a small matter
bychygyr
n.
a drone, a wasp
byd
n.
a world, or universe; gwyn fyd, happiness
bydol
a.
worldly, secular
bydoldeb
n.
worldliness
bydolddyn
n.
a worldling
bydwraig
n.
a midwife
bydyssod
n.
the universe
bydd
a tie, a keeping together
byddag
n.
a snare, a spring
byddagliad
n.
a taking in a snare
byddar
a.
deaf
byddardra
n.
deafness
byddariad
n.
a deafening
byddarlys
n.
the house-leek
byddaru
v.
to deafen, to stun
byddarwch
n.
deafness
byddin
n.
a snare, an ambush, a band, or troop, an army
byddiniad
n.
an embattling
byddino
v.
to embattle
byddinol
a.
embattling
byddu
v.
to be, to endure
bygegyr
n.
a drone bee
bygwth
v.
to threaten
bygylu
v.
to intimidate
bygythiad
n.
a threatening
bygythio
v.
to threaten
bygythiol
a.
threatening
bylchog
a.
breached, notchy
bylchiad
n.
a breaching
bylchu
v.
to make a notch
bynag
a.
soever
byr
a.
short, brief; abrupt
byrâd
n.
a shortening
byrâu
v.
to shorten
byrbryd
n.
a luncheon
byrbwyll
a.
thoughtless, giddy
byrbwylldra
n.
thoughtlessness
byrder
n.
shortness
byrdon
n.
bass in music
byrdra
n.
shortness, brevity
byrddiad
n.
a boarding
byrddio
v.
to board
byrddwn
n.
bass in music
byrfys
n.
the little finger
byrhoedledd
n.
shortness of life
byriad
n.
a breviat, an arm
byriau
a short plough yoke
byrllysg
n.
a truncheon
byrnaid
n.
a truss, a bundle
byrniad
n.
a trussing, a bundling
byrniaw
v.
to truss, to bundle
bys
n.
a finger
bysiad
n.
a fingering
bysio
v.
to finger
bysle
n.
a finger-stall
byson
n.
a finger ring, a ring
bystwn
n.
a whitlow
byswain
n.
a thimble
byth
n.
eternity
adv.
for ever
bytheuad
n.
a hound
bytheuadgi
n.
a hound dog
bythfyw
a.
ever-living
bythol
a.
eternal, perpetual
bytholrwydd
n.
everlastingness
byw
v.
to live, to exist
a.
alive, living, quick
bywâu
to animate, to enliven
bywâus
a.
animating
bywed
n.
a core of fruit; pith
byweiddio
v.
to animate
bywfyth
a.
everliving
bywi
n.
earth-nuts, orchis
bywiad
n.
vivification
bywiocâu
v.
to vivify, to animate
bywiog
a.
lively, vigorous
bywiogi
to animate, to revive
bywiol
a.
living, animate
bywioliaeth
n.
livelihood
bywion
n.
emmets, ants
bywionyn
n.
an emmet
bywlys
n.
the house-leek
bywull
n.
buds, grafts, scions
bywullu
v.
to bud, to graft
bywyd
life, existence
bywydol
a.
relating to life
bywyn
n.
pulp of fruit
bywynaidd
a.
like a pulb
bywyneiddio
v.
to grow to a pulp
bywynog
a.
having pulp