crab
n.
a crinkle, a shrink
crach
n.
scabs; itch; maneg
crachen
n.
a scab; a crust
crachenu
v.
to form a scab
crachfeddw
a.
half drunk
crachfeddyg
n.
a quack
crachlyd
a.
apt to be scabby
crachog
a.
full of scabs
craf
n.
cloves; claws; garlic
crafangiad
n.
gripe; handful
a clawing, a griping
crafangc
n.
a claw, a crab fish
crafangio
v.
to claw, to gripe
crafangwr
n.
a clawer, a griper
crafell
n.
a scraper
crafellu
to use a slice; to scrape
crafen
n.
a flake; a crust
crafiad
n.
a scraping
crafu
v.
to scrape, to scratch
crafwr
n.
a scratched
craff
n.
a clasp; a cramp
a.
securing, sure; keen
craffder
n.
keeness; skill
craffiad
n.
a securing
craffiniad
n.
scarification
craffinio
v.
to scarify
craffu
v.
to secure hold; to ken
craffus
a.
penetrating, piercing
craffwr
n.
perceiver
crag
n.
a hard crust
cragen
n.
a shell
cragenaidd
a.
crustaceous
cragenog
a.
having a shell
crai
n.
heat; potency; the heart; the eye of a needle
a.
vivid; fervid; fresh
craid
n.
vehemency; force
craidd
n.
a centre; the heart
craig
n.
a crag; a rock
crair
n.
a token; a relic
craith
n.
a scar; a cicatrice
cram
n.
an incrustration
cramen
n.
a scab over a sore
crameniad
n.
scabbing
cramenog
a.
covered with scab
cranenu
v.
to scab over
crammwyth
n.
a pancake
crammwythen
n.
a fritter
crangc
n.
a crab; a cancer
crangen
n.
a wen
crangenog
a.
full of wens
crap
n.
a grapple, a catch
crapiad
n.
a grappling
crapio
v.
to grapple; to snatch
crapiog
a.
grappling, snatching
crapiwr
n.
a grappler
crâs
what is parclied; a toast
a.
parched, acrid; saucy
crasaidd
a.
of a parching nature; acrid
crasair
n.
sauciness
crasboeth
a.
acrid, pungent
crasboethi
v.
to parch with heat
crasboethiad
n.
a parching, or a drying with heat
crasdant
n.
a sharp note
crasder
n.
aridity; sauciness
crasdir
n.
parched ground
crasedig
a.
parched; toasted
craseiriog
a.
malepert
crasgalaf
n.
the herb flavin
crasgnoi
v.
to scranch
crasiad
n.
a parching; a roasting
crasiedydd
n.
a roaster
crasol
a.
parching, drying
crasu
v.
to parch, to roast
craswr
n.
a parchet; a dryer
crasyd
n.
parched corn
crawen
n.
a crust
craweniad
n.
incrustation
crawenog
a.
crusted, crusty
crawenol
a.
incrustating
crawenu
v.
to become crusty
crawn
n.
a collection; pus
crawni
v.
to collect; to form
crawnllyd
a.
purulent
crawnol
a.
collecting
crëad
n.
a creation
crëadol
a.
creating, plastic
crëadur
n.
a creature
crëaduriaeth
n.
creation
crëawd
n.
formation, creation
crëawdwr
n.
a creator
crebach
n.
what is shrunk; a shrunk, withered
crebachiad
a.
shrinking
crebachlyd
a.
apt to contract, or shrink
crebachu
v.
to shrink
crebachwr
n.
one that shrinks
crebog
a.
shrunk, withered
crebwyll
n.
fancy, intention
crebwyllo
v.
to imagine
crebwylliad
n.
an imagining
creciad
n.
a chirping
crecian
v.
to chirp, to chatter
creciar
n.
the darker hen
crech
n.
a shriek, a scream; a rough, rugged, curled
crechiad
n.
a shrieking out
crechian
v.
to shriek, to crash
crechol
a.
screaming
crechwen
n.
a shrill laugh
crechwenu
v.
to laugh out
cred
n.
belief; faith; religion
credad
n.
a believing
credadwy
a.
credible
credadyn
n.
a believer
crededd
n.
belief, credibility
credin
a.
believing, credulous
crediniaeth
n.
a belief
credo
n.
a belief, a creed
credol
a.
believing, crediting
credu
v.
to believe, to credit
credus
a.
inducing belief
credwr
n.
a believer
creddiad
n.
temperament
creddu
v.
to dispose
crëedig
a.
created, formed
crëadigaeth
n.
creation
cref
a cry, a scream
a.
strong, powerful
crefiad
n.
a craving; a suing
crefiant
n.
a craving
crefol
a.
craving, imploring
crefu
v.
to cry, to crave
crefydd
n.
devotion; religion
crefyddol
a.
devout, religious
crefyddoldeb
n.
religiousness
crefyddu
v.
to act religiously
crefyddwr
n.
a religionist
crefft
n.
a handy-craft; a trade
crefftwr
n.
a handy-craftsman, a mechanic; a tradesman
creffyn
n.
a brace, a clasper
creffyniad
n.
a bracing
creffynu
v.
to brace, to plate
creg
a.
hoarse, of rough voice
cregen
n.
an earthen vessel
cregenu
v.
to make pottery
cregenydd
n.
a potter
creglais
n.
a hoarse voice
creglyd
a.
apt to hoarse
cregu
v.
to become hoarse
creyna
v.
to gather shells
cregynog
a.
having shells
cregynol
a.
testaceous
cregyr
n.
a screamer, heron
creiad
n.
a freshening
creider
n.
fresness; purity
creiddiad
n.
pervasion
creiddiol
a.
pervasive
creiddyn
n.
what juts into
creifion
n.
scrapings
creigiaidd
a.
rocky
creigio
v.
to grow rocky
creigiog
a.
rocky, craggy
creigiogrwydd
n.
rockiness
creigiol
a.
apt to be rocky
creilwg
n.
charred furse
creiniad
n.
a wallowing
creinio
v.
to wallow
creiniol
a.
wallowing, rolling
creiniwr
n.
a wallower
creio
v.
to freshen, to brisken
creirâu
v.
to swear by the relics
creirdŷ
n.
a house for relics
creirfa
n.
a reliquary
creiries
n.
a jewel, a beauty
creisier
n.
a calcinatory
creision
n.
calcined matter; dross of anything burnt
creisioni
v.
to calcine
creithen
n.
a cicatrice, a scar
creithiad
n.
cicatrization
creithio
v.
to cicatrize
creithiog
a.
full of scars
creithiol
a.
cicatrisive
cremog
n.
a pancake
crencyn
n.
a small crab
crepa
n.
a crabbed dwarf
crepian
v.
to creep, to hobble
crepaniog
a.
creeping
crepog
a.
shrunk; withered
cres
n.
a hardening by heat
cresiad
n.
inflamation
crest
n.
scum, dregs; scurf
cresten
n.
a crusted surface
crestenu
v.
to gather scurf
crestiad
n.
incrustation
crestog
a.
being crusted over
crestol
a.
apt to incrustate
crestu
v.
to incrustate
cresu
v.
to parch, to scorch
creth
n.
disposition, purpose
crëu
v.
to create
creuan
n.
the cranium
creuled
a.
drenched in gore
creulon
a.
bloody, cruel
creulonaeth
n.
cruelty
creuloni
v.
to wax cruel
creulonrwydd
n.
cruelty
creulys
n.
groundsel
creuol
a.
gory, bloody
crew
n.
a shout, an outcry
crëwr
n.
a creator, a former
crewt
n.
a faint cry
crewtian
v.
to whine, to pule
cri
n.
a cry, a clamour
a.
rough, rude; raw, fresh
criad
n.
a crying, a bawling
crib
n.
a comb; a crest, a top
cribach
n.
a hay-hook
cribarth
n.
a ridged hill
cribddail
n.
extortion; pillage
cribddeilio
v.
to extort
cribddeiliwr
n.
an extortioner
cribell
n.
a cock's comb
cribiad
n.
a combing
cribin
n.
a hay-rake
cribiniad
n.
a raking
cribinio
v.
to rake
cribiniwr
n.
a raker
cribion
n.
combings
cribo
v.
to comb, to card
cribog
a.
indented; crested
cribwr
n.
a comber, a carder
cricell
n.
a cricket
cricellu
v.
to chirp, to chatter
criciad
n.
a cricket
criciedydd
n.
a creaker
crif
n.
a row of notches
crifellu
v.
to notch, to grave
crifiad
n.
a notching
crig
n.
a crick
criglyn
n.
a faint trace
crigyll
n.
ravine; creek
crimmell
n.
a sharp ridge
crimmog
n.
a shin, a greave
crimmogiad
n.
a shinning; a kick on the shin
crimmogio
v.
to shin
crimp
n.
a sharp ridge
crimpiad
n.
a crimping
crimpio
v.
to crimp
crin
a.
brittle, fragile; niggard
crinad
n.
a growing brittle
crinder
n.
brittleness
crinell
n.
what is clung
crinelliad
n.
crepitation
crinellu
v.
to cling; to cracle
crinlys
n.
the violet
crino
v.
to wax brittle, to clung
crintach
a.
niggardly
crintachrwydd
n.
niggardliness
crintachu
v.
to grow niggardly
crintachwr
n.
a niggard
crinwydd
n.
dry brushwood
crio
v.
to cry, to clamour
crip
n.
a scratch; a notch
cripiad
n.
a scratching
cripio
v.
to scratch, to claw
cripiog
a.
having scratches
cripiol
a.
scratching, clawing
cripiwr
n.
a scratcher
cris
n.
a scale, a hard crust
crisb
n.
a crisp coating
crisbin
a.
crumbling, crisp
crisbinio
v.
to crisp, to dry
crisial
n.
crystal
crisialad
n.
crystalization
crisialaidd
a.
crystaline
crisialu
v.
to crystalize
crist
n.
Christ, Messiah
cristion
n.
a christian
cristionogaeth
n.
christianity
cristionogaidd
a.
christianly
cristionogol
a.
christianly
croca
a.
crooked, tortuous
croch
a.
rough, forcible; eager
crochan
n.
a boiler, a pot
crochanaid
n.
a pot-full
crochenu
v.
to make pottery
crochenydd
n.
a potter
crochenyddiaeth
n.
pottery
crochenyn
n.
a little pot
crochlais
n.
a rough voice
crochlef
n.
a shrill shout
crochlefain
n.
a scream
crochlefwr
n.
a great shouter
crochleisio
v.
to vociferate
croen
n.
a skin, a hide
croendew
n.
thick-skinned
croenog
a.
having skin
croenol
a.
cutaneous
croenen
n.
a cuticle
croengyrchu
v.
to wrinkle a skin
croeni
v.
to skin, to skin over
croeniad
n.
a skinning
croes
n.
a cross; a crucifix
a.
cross, transverse
croesaw
n.
a welcome
croesawgar
a.
hospitable
croesawiad
n.
a welcoming
croesawl
a.
transversial
croesawu
v.
to welcome
croesawus
a.
hospitable
croesdynu
v.
to contend
croesen
n.
a coquette; a jilt
croesffon
n.
a cross staff
croesffordd
n.
a cross road
croesgynghanedd
n.
alliterative consonancy
croeshoeliad
n.
crucifixion
croeshoelio
v.
to crucify
croesi
v.
to cross, to put across
croesiad
n.
a crossing
croesineb
n.
crossness
croeslath
n.
a purlin
crog
n.
a cross, a crucifix
a.
hanging, overhanging
crogadwy
a.
that may be hung
crogbren
n.
a gallows
crogedyf
n.
a dropwort
crogell
n.
a place to hang meat
crogen
n.
a gill; a jaw
crogi
v.
to hang, to suspend
crogiad
n.
a hanging
croglath
n.
a springe
croglen
n.
a hanging; a curtain
croglith
n.
the mass of the cross
crogwr
n.
a hangman
crom
a.
bending, boughed
cromen
n.
a dome, a cupola
cromglwyd
n.
a thatch hurdle
crombill
n.
the craw, crop or gorge of a bird
cromilaid
n.
a crop full
cromlech
n.
an incumbent flag, a stone of covenant
cron
a.
round, circular
cronbleth
n.
a bobbin
cronnel
a.
a globule; a globe
cronellog
a.
globular
cronellu
v.
to glomerate
cronen
n.
a globe, a sphere
cronfa
n.
a receptacle; a dam
cronglwyl
n.
a roof hurdle
croni
v.
to board, to dam
croniad
n.
a damming
cropa
n.
a crop, or a craw
cropiad
n.
a creeping
cropian
v.
to creep, to crawl
cropiedydd
n.
a creeper
crotawg
a.
plump, round
croten
n.
a little plump girl
croth
n.
a bulge; a womb
crothawg
gibbous; big-bellied
crothell
n.
a bulge; a bansticle
crothi
v.
to bulge, to swell
croyw
a.
clear; brisk; fresh
croywder
n.
freshness
croywi
v.
to freshen; to brisk
cru
n.
a hollow rotundity
crub
n.
a swelling out
crud
n.
a cover, a case
crug
n.
a heap, a tump
crugo
v.
to heap, to swell
crugog
a.
having heaps
crugdardd
n.
a pustule
crugdarddu
v.
to imposthumate
crugiad
n.
a heaping up
crugyll
n.
a place of tumps
crugyn
n.
a small heap
crygynu
v.
to pile, to heap
crygynog
a.
full of tumps
crwb
n.
a round hunch
crwbach
n.
a hook, a crook
crwban
n.
a tortoise
crwc
n.
a bucket, a pail
crwca
a.
crooked, bowed, bent
crwcau
v.
to bow, to curve
crwcwd
n.
a round squat
n.
a stooping; a squating
crwm
a.
bending, concave
crwmach
n.
convexity
crwn
a.
round, circular
crwt
n.
a crust; a dumpy one
crwtyn
n.
a little dumpy one
crwth
n.
a bulge, a trunk; a belly; a violin
crwybr
a.
a scum; honeycomb
crwydr
n.
a wandering
crwydrai
n.
a wanderer
crwydrol
a.
wandering
crwydredigaeth
a.
vagrancy
crwydriad
n.
a vagabond
crwynllys
n.
the gentian
crwynwr
n.
the skinner
crybwyll
n.
a hint; an idea
crybwylliad
n.
a hinting
crybwyllo
v.
to intimate
crybychawl
a.
crinkling
crybychiad
n.
a crinkling
crybychu
v.
to crinkle
crycydu
v.
to squat down
crŷch
n.
a wrinkle; a ripple
a.
wrinkled; rippling
crychedd
n.
roughness
crychiad
n.
a wrinkling, crepature; a shake in music
crychiant
n.
curliness
crychias
n.
a rough boiling
crychlais
n.
a broken voice
crychlam
n.
a caper
crychlamiad
n.
a capering
crychnaid
n.
a skip, a frisk
crychneidio
v.
to skip
crychni
n.
curliness
crychrawn
a.
frizzly, haired
crychu
v.
to ruffle; to ripple
crychydd
n.
a ruffler; a heron; crane
cryd
n.
a quake; a fever
crydiad
n.
a shivering
crydian
v.
to keep shivering
crydio
v.
to shiver, to quake
crydiol
a.
shivering, quaking
crydu
v.
to tremble, to shudder
crydus
a.
shivering, trembling
crydwst
n.
a shivering fit
crydd
n.
a shoemaker
cryddiaeth
n.
shoemaking
cryddu
v.
to stretch round
cryf
a.
compact; strong, mighty
cryfder
n.
strength, might
cryfhâd
n.
a strengthening
cryfhau
v.
to strengthen
cryfhaus
a.
strengthening
cryg
n.
hoarseness
a.
rough, harsh, hoarse
crygeidwen
n.
the galaxy
crygen
n.
a fit of hoarseness
crygi
n.
hoarseness
crygiad
n.
a making hoarse
cryglus
n.
cramberries
cryglyd
a.
apt to be hoarse
crygni
n.
hoarseness
crygyn
n.
a fit of hoarseness
crymain
a.
flexuous, flexile
crymaint
n.
a flexion
crymai
n.
a puttock
cryman
n.
a reaping hook
crymaniad
n.
falcation
crymanu
v.
to use a sickle
crymder
n.
a bend, a curve
crymanwr
n.
reaper
crymdwyn
n.
a tumulous
crymedd
n.
deflexure
crymfach
n.
a crochet
crymol
a.
bowing, curving
crymu
v.
to bow; to curve
cryn
n.
a shake, a quake
a.
shaking, quaking; middling
crynâad
n.
a rounding
crynach
n.
a shiver, a shudder
crynachol
a.
shuddering
crynachu
v.
to shudder
crynâu
v.
to conglomerate
crynder
n.
rotundity
crynedigaeth
n.
tremulation
crynfa
n.
a shivering fit
crynfaen
n.
a pebble
cryniad
n.
a trembling
cryniog
n.
a ten bushel measure
cryno
a.
compact, trim, tidy
crynöad
n.
a summary; a making tidy
crynöawl
a.
gathering together
crynodeb
n.
compactness
crynoi
v.
to collect together
crynol
a.
shaking, trembling
crynswth
n.
a mass, a whole
crynsypio
v.
to conglomerate
crynu
v.
to tremble, to quake
crynwr
n.
a trembler, a quaker
crynwraidd
n.
bulbous roots
crynyn
n.
a globule
crys
n.
haste, velocity; a shirt
crysbais
n.
a waistcoat
crysfad
n.
a bishop's confirmition
cryslain
a.
a shirt bosom
crytiad
n.
a plumping
crythog
a.
gibbous; bulky
crythor
n.
a fiddler
crythu
v.
to swell out
crythyn
n.
a small pox; a kit or small fiddle
cryw
n.
a slice, a slicer
crfrwysdra
n.
craftiness