cladd
n.
a trench, a pit
cladde
n.
a chimney piece
claddedig
a.
intrenched, buried
claddedigaeth
n.
burying
claddfa
n.
a burying place
claddiad
a.
burial
claddu
v.
to dig a pit; to bury
claer
a.
clear, bright, shining
claerder
n.
clearness
claerwen
a.
bright shining
claf
n.
a sick person
a.
sick, ill, diseased
clafaidd
a.
sickly, indisposed
clafr
n.
scurf, leprosy
clafdŷ
n.
an infirmary
clafrdŷ
n.
lazaretto
clafrlyd
a.
leprous; mangy
clafru
v.
to grow leprous
clafu
v.
to sicken, to fall ill
clafus
a.
sickly, indisposed
clai
n.
clay; marl
clain
n.
prostrate state
clais
n.
a stripe; a mark; a bruise; a rivulet
clamp
n.
a mass; a lump
clap
n.
a lump; a knob
clapio
v.
to make a lump, to grow lumpy
clapiog
a.
lumpy
clasdir
n.
glebe-land
clasg
n.
a heap, a pile
clau
a.
incessant, even; temperate; sincere
clauar
a.
temperate, mild; lukewarm; indifferent, not ardent
clauarder
n.
temperateness; indifference; lukewarmness
clauaredd
n.
temperature
clauarineb
n.
temperateness
clauarwch
n.
temperateness
clauaru
v.
to make mild
clawdd
n.
dike, ditch, pit; fence or hedge, wall
clawr
n.
a surface, a cover
claws
n.
a close; yard
cleb
n.
driveller
clebar
n.
clack, silly talk
clebarddus
a.
babbling
clebren
n.
a prating, gossip
clec
n.
crack, smack
cleca
v.
to clack, to gossip
clecai
n.
a clacker
cleciad
n.
a cracking
clecian
v.
to crack, to smack
cledr
n.
a flat body; a shingle
cledren
n.
a shingle; a stave
cledriad
n.
a railing, a pailing
cledrog
a.
shingled
cledru
v.
to pail, to rail
cledrwy
n.
lattice-work
cledd
n.
rest; the left; sword north
cleddeu
n.
a blade; a sword
cleddiwig
n.
a delf; a quarry
cleddof
n.
a sword cutler
cleddog
a.
bearing a sword
cleddyf
n.
a blade; a sword
cleddyfwr
n.
swordsman
cleddyfyddiaeth
n.
swordsmanship
clefri
n.
the leprosy
clefryd
n.
erruptive disease
clefwch
n.
disease, ailment
clefychlyd
a.
sickly
clefychu
v.
to fall sick
clefyd
n.
fever, sickness
clefydog
a.
liable to sickness
clegyr
n.
cliff, rock
clegyrog
a.
rugged, rocky
cleiad
n.
casing; a peat
cleiawg
a.
clayey
cleibwll
n.
claypit
cleidir
n.
clay land
cleien
n.
rotten stone
cleigio
v.
to dip, to immerce
cleilyd
a.
clayey, clayish
cleiniad
n.
a lying prostrate
cleinio
v.
to lie prostrate
cleio
v.
to become clay
cleisio
v.
to bruise, to mark
cleisiog
a.
streaked; bruised
clem
n.
slive, slice
clemio
v.
to slice, to slive
clep
n.
clap, clack
clepai
n.
babbling gossip
clepian
v.
to babble, to clack
clepio
v.
to clack, to prate
clêr
n.
minstrels; gadflies
clera
v.
to stroll as minstrels
cleren
n.
a gad-fly; the rattles in the throat
clerwriaeth
n.
minstrelsy
cleudaer
a.
incessant
cleuder
n.
sincerity
cleufryd
a.
honest, sincere
cleufrydedd
n.
equanimity
clewt
n.
a clatter; a scolding
clewtian
n.
to clatter
clicied
n.
latch, catch
cliciedu
v.
to fasten with latch
cliciedyn
n.
a latch
clin
n.
a spark, sparkle
clindarddach
n.
crackling noise
v.
to crackle
clip
n.
precipice, crag
clô
n.
lock, close; knob
clöad
n.
a closing; a locking
clob
n.
a knob; a boss
cloben
n.
a large bouncer
clobyn
n.
a large lump
clocian
v.
to cluck as a hen
cloch
n.
a bell, a bubble
clochaidd
a.
sonorous, noisy
clochdardd
n.
a clucking
clochdŷ
n.
a steeple; a belfry
clochiad
n.
a bubbling
clochydd
n.
a bellman, a sexton, a parish clerk
clôd
n.
praise; fame
clodadwy
a.
commendable
clodfawr
a.
celebrated; famous
clodforedd
n.
celebrity
clodfori
v.
to celebrate, to extol
clodforiad
n.
a celebrating
clodforus
a.
commendable
clodforwr
n.
a praiser
clodiad
n.
a praising
clodus
a.
extolling, praising
clodwiw
a.
commendable
clodymgais
v.
to seek fame
cloddfa
n.
a quarry
cloddiad
n.
a trenching
cloddio
v.
to trench, to embank, to dig, to quarry
cloddiog
a.
trenched, embanked
cloddiwr
n.
a ditcher, a quarry-man; a maker of fences
clöedig
a.
closed; locked
clöedigaeth
n.
a locking; a conclusion
clöen
n.
a boss, a stud
cloer
n.
a locker; a closet
cloeren
n.
a small window
clofen
n.
a knot, or point of ramnification in trees
clofenog
a.
branchy, spriggy
clofenu
v.
to branch, to sprig
cloff
n.
a lame person
a.
lame, limping, halting
cloffni
n.
lameness
cloffi
v.
to lame; to grow lame
cloffiad
n.
a laming
cloffrwym
n.
a fetter
cloffrwymol
a.
fettered
cloffrwymo
v.
to fetter
clog
n.
a detached stone
clogan
n.
a large stone
clogwrn
n.
a crag; a rock
clogwyn
n.
precipi
clogwynog
a.
full of precipiccs
clogyrnog
a.
craggy, rocky
cloi
v.
to close, to lock
cloig
n.
a hasp; a hitch; helm for thatching
cloigen
n.
what is tied at the end; a hitch, a whisk of straw
cloigyn
n.
a hasp; a hitch
cloigynu
v.
to hasp; to hitch
clòl
n.
a pate, a skull
clopa
n.
a noddle; a knob; a thick head; a club
clopen
n.
a noddle, a jolthead
cloren
n.
a rump, a tail
cloriad
n.
a closing with a lid
clorian
n.
scales; balance
clorianu
v.
to balance, to weigh
clorianwr
a.
a weigher
clorio
v.
to put on a cover
cloriog
a.
having a lid or cover
cloryn
n.
a small lid or cover
clos
n.
a pair of breeches
clôs
a.
compact, neat, tidy
closyn
n.
a pair of breeches
clöyn
n.
a boss, the eye-ball
clöynu
v.
to emboss, to stud
clud
n.
any sort of carriage
cludadwy
a.
portable
cludai
n.
a carriage
cludeiriad
n.
a forming a heap
cludeirio
v.
to heap, to pile
cluder
n.
a heap, a pile
cludfa
n.
a carrying place
cludiad
n.
a bearing
cludo
v.
to carry, to heap
cludydd
n.
a porter, a bearer
cludd
n.
an overwhelming
clug
n.
a mass; the mumps
clugiar
n.
a partridge
clugio
v.
to squat; to perch
clun
n.
a hip, a haunch
clunhecian
v.
to limp
clunlaes
a.
a hipshot, limping
clunwst
n.
the sciatica
clust
n.
an ear; a handle
clust-dlws
n.
an ear-ring
clusten
n.
an auricle
clustfeiniad
n.
a pricking the ears; a listening
clustfeinio
v.
to prick up the ears; to listen closely
clustfyddar
a.
deaf-eared
clustgyfaddef
n.
auricular confession
clustiog
a.
having ears
clustiol
a.
auricular
clustlipa
a.
flap-eared
clustog
n.
a cushion, a pillow
clustogan
n.
a cushionet
clustogi
v.
to cushion
clwc
n.
a clucking
a.
tender, soft to the touch
clwcian
v.
to cluck
clwn
n.
a knot, a tie
clwpa
n.
a knob, a club
clws
a.
compact, neat, trim
clwt
n.
a piece; a patch
clwtyn
n.
a small patch; a rag; a clout
clwyd
n.
plaited work, a hurdle; a roost
clwyden
n.
a hurdle; a flake
clwydedig
a.
hurdled, wattled
clwydo
v.
to wattle, to hurdle
clwyf
n.
a disease; a wound
clwyfiad
n.
to a sickening; a wounding
clwyfo
v.
to sicken; to wound
clwyfol
a.
sickening, wounding
clwyfus
a.
sickly; wounded
clwys
n.
a close, an inclosure
clwys-dŷ
n.
a cloister house
clybod
n.
the hearing
clyd
a.
sheltering, comfortable
clydach
n.
a sheltered glade
clydo
v.
to render comfortable
clydrwydd
n.
comfortableness; a sheltered state
clydwr
n.
shelter; refuge
clymiad
n.
a knotting, a tying
clymog
a.
knotty; entangled
clymu
v.
to knot, to tie
clyryn
n.
a hornet, a gad fly
clysu
v.
to make compact
clytiad
n.
a patching
clytio
v.
to patch, to piece
clytiog
a.
patched; ragged
clytwaith
n.
patch-work
clyw
n.
the sense of hearing
clywed
v.
to hear
clywedig
a.
audible
clywedigaeth
n.
the hearing
clywedog
a.
sonorous
clywiadur
n.
a hearer
clrwarwriaeth
n.
player's art