caerodor
n.
Bristol
ca
n.
a keep, a hold; a shutting on; a holding
v.
he will have
caban
n.
a booth, a cabin
cabl
n.
blasphemy, curse
cablaidd
a.
blasphemous
cablair
n.
calumny
cablawd
n.
blasphemy
cabledig
a.
blasphemed
cabledd
n.
blasphemy
cabliad
n.
a blaspheming
cablu
v.
to blaspheme
cablwr
n.
a blasphemer
cabol
a.
polished, bright
cabolfaen
n.
a polishing stone
caboli
v.
to polish
caboliad
n.
a polishing
cabrawd
n.
rusticity
cacamwci
n.
the great burdock
cacynen
n.
a hornet, a wasp
cach
n.
ordure, dung, soil
cachad
n.
a dirty sloven
cachgi
n.
a coward
cad
n.
a striving; a battle
cadach
n.
a kerchief, a clout
cadair
n.
a seat of presidency
cadar
n.
a defence, a shield
cadarn
a.
compact, powerful
cadarnâd
n.
strengthening
cadarnâu
v.
to strengthen, to fortify
cadarnder
n.
potency
cadas
n.
brocade
cadawl
a.
relating to war
cadbais
n.
coat of mail
cadben
n.
a captain
cadbenaeth
n.
captainship
cadechyn
n.
a clout, a rag
cadeirfardd
n.
graduated bard
cadeiriad
n.
a chairing
cadeirio
v.
to chair
cadeiriol
a.
chaired; cathedral
cader
n.
a hill-fort; a chair. Cader buwch, cow's udder
cadernid
n.
strength
cadfarch
n.
a war horse
cadfiled
n.
the march of battle
cadfiliad
n.
a general
cadflaen
n.
the van of an army
cadfridog
n.
a general
cadganu
v.
to forswear
cadgorn
n.
a horn of battle
cadlan
n.
a field of battle
cadlas
n.
a close, a croft, a yard
cadlys
n.
an intrenchment
cadnaw
n.
a fox
cadno
n.
a fox
cadnoes
n.
a she fox
cadraith
n.
military discipline
cadrawd
n.
rage of battle
cadres
n.
a line of battle
cadseirch
n.
war-harness
cadu
v.
to battle, to conflict
cadw
n.
a keeping; a flock, a herd
v.
to keep, to preserve
cadwad
n.
a keeping
cadwadog
n.
a preservative
cadwadol
a.
preservative
cadwadwy
a.
preservable
cadwaith
n.
action, battle
cadwedig
preserved, guarded, kept, saved
cadwedigaeth
n.
preservation
cadwedigol
a.
preservative
cadweidiaeth
n.
preservation
cadweini
n.
knight-service
cadwen
n.
a bandage, a chain
cadwent
n.
a field of battle
cadwfa
n.
a reservoir
cadwr
n.
a warrior
cadwraeth
n.
preservation
cadwraidd
n.
radiation of sinews
cadwy
n.
a covering a rug
cadwyd
v.
to keep, to preserve
cadwydd
n.
a brake
cadwyn
n.
a bond, a chain
cadwynad
n.
a chaining
cadwynedigaeth
n.
catentation
cadwyno
v.
to chain
cadwynodi
v.
to rhyme alternately
cadwynog
a.
chained
cadwynol
a.
chaining
cadwynor
n.
a binder in chains
caddug
n.
an obscurity; an eclipse
caddugo
to obscure, to darken
caddugol
a.
gloomy, obscure
cae
n.
an inclosure, a hedge, a field
a.
inclosed, shut, close
caead
n.
a cover, a lid
a.
inclosed, shut, closed
caeadlen
n.
a curtain
caeadrwydd
n.
inclosed state
caeadu
v.
to inclose, to close
cael
v.
to get, to have
caenen
n.
a covering; a layer
caenenu
v.
to incrustate
caeniad
n.
a coating over
caenu
v.
to incrust
caeog
a.
inclosed, wreathed
caeol
a.
tending to close
caeor
n.
a sheep fold
caer
n.
a fort; a wall; a city
caerog
a.
fortified, fenced
caeru
v.
to wall, to fortify
caerwaith
n.
fortification
caeth
n.
a bondman, a slave
a.
bound, straight
caethder
n.
restriction
caethedig
a.
restricted
caethes
n.
a female slave
caethforwyn
n.
a bondwoman
caethfyd
n.
a state of slavery
caethglud
n.
a captive
caethgludiad
n.
a carrying captive
caethgludo
v.
to carry captive
caethaid
n.
a straitening
caethiant
n.
confinement
caethiw
a.
confined, servile
caethiwed
n.
slavery, bondage
caethiwedig
a.
confined
caethiwo
v.
to confine, to enslave
caethiwol
a.
confining
caethlwnc
difficult swallowing
caethnawd
n.
a slavish state
caethrawd
n.
bondage
caethu
v.
to confine, to enslave
caethwas
n.
a bondman
caf
n.
a void, a hold, a cave
cafall
n.
a cell, a chancel
cafn
n.
a trough, a canoe
cafniad
n.
a scooping
cafnu
v.
to scoop, to hollow out
caffad
n.
attainment
caffael
v.
to get, to obtain
caffaeliad
n.
a getting hold of
caffawd
n.
acquirement
caffell
n.
a grasper, a valve
caffiad
n.
grasping; a throwing about the arms, to seize
cagl
n.
sheep dung; mire
caglog
a.
bedaggled, daggled
caglu
v.
to bedaggle
cangen
n.
a nymph; a branch
cangenog
a.
having branches
cangeniad
n.
a branching
cangenu
v.
to branch out
canghell
n.
a chancel
canghellog
a.
having a chancel
canghellor
n.
a chancellor
canghelloriaeth
n.
chancellorship
canghellydd
n.
a chancellor
caib
n.
a mattock, a hoe
cainc
n.
a branch, a bough
cail
n.
a fold, a sheep-fold
caill
n.
a testicle
cain
clear, bright, fair, beautiful
cair
n.
berries
cais
n.
an effort; a getting
cala
n.
a stem, a stalk
calaf
n.
a reed, a stalk
calafog
a.
having a reed
calan
first day of every month
calch
n.
lime, enamel
calchiaid
n.
a coat of enamel
calchaidd
a.
calcareous
calchdo
n.
enamel covering
calchedig
a.
covered with lime
calchiad
n.
a liming
calchog
a.
calcareous, limed
calchwr
n.
a lime burner
caled
n.
hardness, hardship
a.
hard, hardy; severe
calededd
n.
hardness, obduracy
caledi
n.
hardness; hardship
calediad
n.
a hardening
caledrwydd
n.
hardness
caledu
v.
to harden
caledwch
n.
hardness
calen
n.
a whetstone
calon
n.
a heart; a centre
calondid
n.
heartiness
calonog
hearty, valiant
calonogi
to hearten up, to encourage
calonogrwydd
n.
heartiness
call
n.
what starts out
a.
wise, prudent
callaidd
a.
somewhat cunning
callawr
n.
a cauldron
callder
n.
circumspection
called
n.
stalks of pulse, thistles, and the like
calledd
n.
discreetness
callestr
n.
pyrites; flint
callestrol
a.
flinty, of flint
callineb
n.
circumspection
callod
n.
fungi; agaric
callodryn
n.
a knotted stalk
calloraid
n.
a chaldron-ful
cam
n.
circumvention; a step, stride, or pace
a.
crooked;
camarfer
n.
misusage
camder
n.
crookedness
camdriniaeth
n.
mismanagement
camdroi
v.
to pervert
camdybiad
n.
misconception
camddeall
v.
to misunderstand
camddirnad
v.
to misapprehend
camddodi
v.
to misplace
camedd
n.
a bending
cameg
n.
felly of a wheel
camen
n.
a whirl, a curve
camenw
n.
misnomer
camaenwad
n.
misnaming
camfa
n.
stile or step
camfarnu
v.
to misjudge
camfeddiant
n.
usurpation
camfeddylio
v.
to misconceive
camgred
n.
heresy
camgyfrifiad
n.
a misreckoning, a miscounting
camgymmeriad
n.
a mistake
camgymmeryd
v.
to mistake
camlas
n.
a trench, a ditch
camlwrw
n.
a fine for injury
camlywodraeth
n.
misgovernment
camosod
v.
to misplace
camosodiad
n.
a misplacing
camp
n.
a feat; a game
campfa
n.
a place for games
campio
v.
to strive at games
campus
a.
excellent, masterly
campwri
n.
masterpiece
camraw
n.
a shovel
camre
n.
a pace, a step
camreoli
v.
to misgovern
camrifo
v.
to miscount
camsyniad
n.
misconception
camsynied
v.
to misconceive
camwedd
n.
iniquity, injustice
camweddog
a.
iniquitious
camweddu
v.
to transgress
camweddus
a.
iniquitious
caraweithred
n.
a misdeed
camwri
n.
perversion, abuse
camymddwyn
v.
to misconduct
camymddygiad
misconducting
camystum
n.
distortion
camystyr
n.
a wrong sense
camystyriaeth
n.
misconstruction
camystyried
v.
to misapprehend
canad
n.
a bleaching
canaid
n.
a luminary
canawd
n.
a descanting
canbost
n.
a prop, a baluster
candryll
a.
all to pieces
canedig
a.
blanched, whitened
canfed
a.
hundredth
canfod
v.
to behold, to perceive
canfodadwy
a.
perceptible
canfodiad
n.
a perceiving
canfys
n.
the ring-finger
canhauol
n.
pellitory
caniad
n.
license, consent
n.
a song, music
caniadaeth
n.
science of song
caniatâd
n.
permission
caniatâol
a.
permissive
caniatâu
v.
to permit, to consent
canlyn
v.
to follow, to pursue
canlyniad
n.
a following
canlyniadol
a.
consequential
canlynol
a.
following
canlynwr
n.
a follower
canllaw
support; ballustrade
canllawiaeth
n.
supportation
canmol
v.
to commend
canmoladwy
a.
commendable
canmoliad
n.
commendation
canmoliaeth
n.
commendation
canmoliaethol
commendatory
canmoliant
n.
commendation
cannu
v.
to contain
cannwynol
a.
congenial
canol
n.
a middle, a centre
canolaidd
a.
middling; central
canolbarth
n.
a middle point
canoldir
n.
an inland region
canoli
v.
to centre
canoliad
n.
what is central
canolig
a.
middling, ordinary
canolog
a.
middlemost, central
canolydd
n.
a middle man
canon
a song; a canon, a rule
canonwr
n.
a canonist
canplyg
a.
hundredfold
canryg
n.
rye-flour
cant
n.
an orb, rim, or verge of a circle; a hundred
cantel
n.
a rim of a circle
cantell
n.
a rim or verge
cantor
n.
a singer
cantores
n.
a songstress
cantref
n.
a canton, a hundred
cantro
a.
centuple
cantroed
a.
centipede
cantwr
n.
a singer
cantwraig
n.
a songstress
canu
v.
to sing; to play music
canwaith
a hundred times
canwelw
a.
of a bluish white
canwr
n.
a singer
canwraidd
a.
hundred-rooted
canwraig
n.
a songstress
canwriad
n.
a centurion
canwyl
n.
a horse-mask
canwyll
n.
a candle
canwyllbren
n.
a candlestick
canwyllwr
a dealer in candles
canwyllydd
n.
a chandler
canwyllyr
n.
a chandelier
canwyr
n.
a plane
canwyro
v.
to plane; also to mark beasts by cutting the ear
canwyrydd
n.
a planer
canyddiaeth
n.
the art of singing
canys
conj.
because, for
cap
n.
a cap, a hood
capan
n.
a cap, a lintel
capel
n.
a chapel; a place of divine worship
car
n.
a raft, a frame, a drag
carad
n.
endearment
caradwy
a.
amiable, lovely
carai
Carai, ri
a lace, a thong
caraid
n.
a drag-full
caran
n.
crown of the head
carbwl
a.
clumsy, awkward
carchar
n.
a prison
carchariad
n.
imprisonment
carcharor
n.
a prisoner
carcharu
v.
to imprison
cardod
n.
charity, alms
cardodi
v.
to give charity
cardodol
a.
charitable
cardota
v.
to go a begging
cardotëiaeth
n.
mendicity
cardotty
n.
an almshouse
cardotyn
n.
a beggar
caredig
a.
beloyed, loving
caredigo
v.
to caress
caredigol
a.
caressing
caredigrwydd
n.
kindness
careg
n.
a stone
caregiad
n.
petrifaction
caregog
a.
full of stones, stony
caregol
a.
petrifactive
caregos
n.
pebbles
carennydd
kindness; kindred
cares
n.
a kinswoman
carfagl
n.
a trap
carfan
n.
a binder, a stead, a beam, a rail, a row, a ridge
cariad
n.
love; a lover
cariadaidd
a.
lovely, amiable
cariadol
loving, endearing
cariadus
a.
loving, beloved
cario
v.
to carry, to bear
carlam
n.
a prance, a gallop
carlamog
a.
galloping
carlamiad
n.
a galloping
carlamu
v.
to prance
carn
n.
a heap; a hoof; a hilt, haft, handle
a.
notorious
carnaflog
a.
cloven-footed
carnbwl
a.
clumsy, bungling
carnedd
n.
heap of stones
carneddog
having stone heaps
carneddu
v.
to heap up stones
carnen
n.
a heap; a wild sow
carnog
a.
having a hoof
carnol
a.
hoofed
carnu
v.
to heap, to pile
carol
n.
love song, carol
caroli
v.
to carol
carp
n.
clout, rag
carpio
v.
to tear to rags
carpiog
a.
ragged, tattered
cartref
n.
a home, an abode
cartrefiad
n.
an abiding at home
cartrefol
a.
homely, domestic
cartrefu
v.
to stay at home
carth
n.
that which is peeled or scoured off; hemp; rind
carthai
n.
a cathartic
carthbren
n.
plough-staff
carthedig
a.
cleansed
carthen
n.
a sheet or cloth
carthglwyd
n.
dung barrow
carthiad
n.
a cleansing
carthlyn
n.
an emetic
carthol
a.
scouring; rinded
carthu
v.
to scour, to cleanse
caru
v.
to court, to love
caruaidd
a.
endearing, loving
carueiddio
v.
to endear
carw
n.
stag, hart
carwiwrch
n.
roebuck
carwr
n.
a lover
cas
n.
separated state; castle; hatred
a.
hateful
casâd
n.
hating, enmity
casâu
v.
to hate, to be disgusted
casâwr
n.
a hater
casedd
n.
hatred, enmity
caseg
n.
mare
casgl
n.
a heap, collection
casgledig
a.
gathered, collected
casgledigol
a.
collective
casgliad
n.
a collection
casgiladol
a.
collective
casglu
v.
to collect, to gather
casglwr
n.
collector
casineb
n.
hatred, enmity
casnach
n.
nap of cloth
cast
n.
a trick
castan
n.
a chesnut
castanwydd
n.
chesnut trees
castell
n.
a fortress, castle
castelliad
n.
a fortifying
castellu
v.
to fortify
castio
v.
to play tricks
castiog
a.
full of tricks
castyr
n.
rod of a horse
catau
v.
to combat, to bicker
cateri
n.
spreading oaks
catrawd
n.
regiment
catrodawl
a.
regimental
catrodi
v.
to form into battalion
cath
n.
cat
cathaidd
a.
feline, like a cat
cathdericai
n.
caterwauler
cathl
n.
melody, hymn
cathliad
n.
hymning
cathlu
v.
to hymn, to sing
cau
v.
to shut, to inclose
n.
a hollow, vacuum
a.
shut
cauad
n.
a shutting
caued
a.
inclose, shut, close
cauedig
a.
shut, close
cauedigaeth
n.
a shutting
caul
n.
a maw; rennet; curd
caw
n.
band, wrapper
cawci
n.
a jackdaw
cawd
n.
what incloses
cawdd
n.
a darkening; displeasure; offence; vexation
cawell
n.
a hamper, a basket
cawellaid
n.
a hamper-full
cawellan
n.
a small hamper
cawellu
v.
to hamper
cawellyn
n.
a small hamper
cawg
n.
a basin, a bowl
cawgaid
n.
a basin-full
cawgyn
n.
a small basin
cawiad
n.
a binding round
cawl
n.
cabbage; broth, gruel; pottage
cawlai
n.
a feeder on pottage
cawlaid
n.
making hodgepodge
cawlio
v.
to mix disorderly
cawn
n.
reeds, stalks; reedgrass
cawna
v.
to gather reeds
cawnen
n.
a straw vessel
cawod
n.
shower
cawodi
v.
to shower
cawr
n.
a giant
cawraidd
a.
gigantic
cawrchwil
n.
a bull-chaffer
cawredd
n.
might, puissance
cawres
n.
a female giant
cawrfil
n.
an elephant
caws
n.
cheese; curd
cawsa
v.
to gather cheese
cawsaidd
a.
cheese-like; curdled
cawsdŷ
n.
a cheese-house
cawsellt
n.
a cheese-vat
cawselltu
to put cheese in a vat
cawsiad
n.
a curdling
cawsio
v.
to turn to cheese
cawsion
n.
curds
cawslestr
n.
a cheese-mould
cawswasg
n.
a cheese-press
cawswr
n.
a cheesemonger
casordŷ
n.
a cloister-house
cafarchiad
n.
a greeting