de
n.
activity; a parting, right, right side; the south
v.
to part; to right
a.
separate right; south
dead
n.
a parting; separation
deadell
n.
a flock, a herd
deadellog
a.
gregarious
deadelliad
n.
a herding
deadellu
v.
to form a herd
deaeth
n.
separation
deall
n.
intellect; understanding
v.
to understand
deallol
a.
intellectual
a.
intellective
dealladwy
a.
apprehensible
dealledig
a.
gifted with reason
dealledigaeth
n.
understanding, comprehension
dealledigol
a.
intellective
deallgar
a.
intelligent, wise
deallgarwch
n.
intelligence
dealliad
n.
intellection
deallt
n.
understanding
dealltiad
n.
intellection
dealltwr
n.
intellectualist
dealltwriaeth
n.
understanding, comprehension
dealltwrus
a.
intelligent
deallu
v.
to understand
deallus
a.
intelligent, knowing
deau
n.
the right; the south
a.
right, dexterous
deawl
v.
tending to separate
debed
v.
to go, to depart
dechre
n.
beginning, origin
dechreuad
n.
origination
n.
a beginning
dechreuol
a.
original, initial
a.
initial, primitive
dechreu
v.
to begin
dechreuedig
a.
begun
dechreuwr
n.
a beginner
dedfryd
n.
restoration; verdict, adjudicant
dedfrydiad
n.
adjudication
dedfrydol
a.
adjudicating
dedlidio
v.
to be angry again
dedwinedd
n.
evanesence
dedwino
v.
to fade away
dedwinoldeb
n.
evanidness
dedwydd
n.
a state of bliss
a.
of renewed intelligence; discreet; happy
dedwyddiad
n.
beatification
dedwyddo
v.
to beatify
dedwyddol
a.
beatific
dedwyddus
a.
beatific; blessed
dedwyddwch
n.
happiness
dedwyn
a.
calmed of passion
dedylliad
n.
a suckling
dedyllio
v.
to suckle
dedd
n.
an order, rule
deddf
n.
statute, law, ordinance
deddfiad
n.
ordination
deddfol
a.
ceremonial
deddfolder
n.
ordinateness
deddfoli
v.
to make ordinal
deddfolrwydd
n.
ceremonialness
deddfu
v.
to institute
deddfwr
n.
a legislator
deëuad
n.
rightly; southing
deëuo
v.
to use dexterity; to tend to the south
def
n.
use, one's own
defeidiog
a.
abounding with sheep
defeidydd
n.
a shepherd
defeita
v.
to hunt after sheep
defiad
n.
a bringing
defni
n.
droppings, drops
defniad
n.
a trickling
defnio
v.
to drop, to trickle
defnydd
n.
element, matter
defnyddgar
a.
useful
defnyddiad
n.
materialation
defnyddiadau
v.
to materialize
defnyddiodraeth
materialism
defnyddio
v.
to prepare matter to make use of
defnyddiol
a.
material; useful
defnyddioldeb
n.
materiality
defnyddiwr
n.
one who forms
defnyn
n.
a drop, a particle
defnyniad
n.
a dropping
defnynu
v.
to drop, to trickle
defod
n.
usage, custom
defodedig
a.
instituted
defodi
v.
to fix a custom
defodiad
n.
institution
defodol
a.
accustomed
defodolder
n.
customariness
defodwr
n.
an institutor
defyn
n.
matter or stuff
deffro
a.
moving awake
v.
to rouse; to awake
deffroad
n.
arousing; awaking
deffroi
v.
to rouse; to wake
defröol
a.
tending to awake
deffrous
a.
wakeful
deffrousrwydd
n.
wakefulness
deffrowr
n.
an awaker
deg
n.
ten
a.
ten
degaid
n.
a decade
degban
a.
having ten parts
degeidio
v.
to form decades
degfed
n.
a tenth
a.
tenth
degiad
n.
a decimal
degol
a.
decadary; decimal
degoli
v.
to decimate
degoliad
n.
decimation
degoliaeth
n.
tithing
degplyg
n.
a decuple
degryn
n.
a single drop
degryniad
n.
a dropping
degrynu
v.
to fall in drops
degsill
a.
of ten syllables
degtro
a.
of ten turns
degu
v.
to decimate
degwm
n.
a tenth; a tithe
degymiad
n.
a tithing
degymol
n.
relating to tithe
deheu
n.
dexterity; south
deheubarth
n.
south region
deheuder
n.
desterity
deheudra
n.
dexterousness
deheuedd
n.
dextrality
deheuig
a.
dexterous, dexter
deheulaw
n.
a right hand
deheuol
a.
dexter; southern
dehongli
v.
to interpret
dehongliad
n.
interpretation
dehonglwr
n.
expounder
dehonglydd
n.
expounder
deifiad
n.
a singeing, blasting
deifio
v.
to singe; to blast
deifiol
a.
singeing; blasting
deifniad
n.
nurturing
deifriad
n.
a setting in order
v.
to put in regimen
deifyr
n.
a regimen; verse
deigr
n.
a drop; a tear
deigriad
n.
lachrymation
deigrio
v.
to shed tears; to trickle
deigrol
a.
lachrymal
deigryn
n.
tear, drop
deigrynol
a.
falling in drops
deigryniad
n.
a trickling
deigrynu
v.
to fall in drops
deigyniad
n.
emanation
deigynu
v.
to emanate
deilen
n.
a leaf, foil
deiliach
n.
mixed leaves
deiliad
n.
folliatfon; subject, tenant
deiliadaeth
n.
foliage
deiliant
n.
foliation, foliage
deiliar
a.
foliacious, leafy
deilio
v.
to put out leaves
deiliog
a.
bearing leaves
deilw
n.
small of the leg
deilliad
n.
an issuing, a proceeding
deillio
v.
to derive, to proceed
deilliol
a.
proceeding, deriving
deincod
n.
teeth, an edge
deincodyn
n.
apple seed
deinio
v.
to charm, to allure
deintgraff
n.
tooth drawer
deintgryd
n.
gnashing of teeth
deintiad
n.
dentition
deintio
v.
to teeth, to bite
deintiol
a.
dental
deintlwch
n.
tooth powder
deintrod
n.
cog wheel
deintur
n.
tenter frame
deintws
n.
little tooth
deintwst
n.
tooth-ache
deintydd
n.
dentist
deiriad
n.
a dinning
deiryd
v.
to belong, to pertain, to be related
deisiad
n.
a ricking, a piling
deisio
v.
to stack, to pile
deisyf
n.
request, intreaty
v.
to request, to desire
deisyfiad
n.
a requesting
deisyfol
a.
beseeching
deisyfu
v.
to beseech, to crave
deisyfwr
n.
beseecher
deisyn
n.
hank, skein
del
a.
stiff; pert, saucy; smart
delaidd
a.
stiffish, smart
delbren
n.
log; cudgel
delder
n.
stiffness; pertness
delfaen
n.
delvin, kellus
delf
n.
a numskull; a churl
delffaidd
a.
oafish; stupid
delffeiddio
v.
to stupify
delid
n.
metal, mineral
delor
n.
wood-pecker
delw
n.
an image, idol, form, manner, semblance
delwad
n.
a formation, a forming
n.
a statue
delwadol
a.
formative
delwaddoli
v.
to idolatrize
delwaddoliad
n.
an idoling
delwaddollaeth
n.
idolatry
delwaddolwr
n.
idolater
delwant
n.
imagery
delwedd
n.
resemblance
delweddu
v.
to describe, to portray, to make like a statue
delwi
v.
to give a form; to become as a statue; to wax pale, to be confounded
dell
n.
rift, slit or cleft
delli
n.
blindness
dellni
n.
blind state
dellten
n.
lath, splint
dellt
n.
lath, splint
dellteniad
n.
splintering
delltenog
a.
splintered, latticed
delltenu
v.
to splinter, to lattice
delltwr
n.
lattice maker
deniad
n.
an alluring
denol
v.
alluring, enticing
denwr
n.
enticer, seducer
denu
v.
to entice, to allure
dengwaith
a.
ten times
dengyn
a.
clownish, rustic
deodi
v.
to extract; to put off
deol
n.
exile, banishment
v.
to banish, to separate
deoladwy
a.
separable, banishable
deolawd
n.
separation
deoledig
a.
exiled, separated
deoliad
n.
separation; a banishing
deon
n.
the distributor; the giver; dean
n.
strangers, visitors
deor
n.
a hatching, a taking out of the shell
v.
to brood, to hatch
deoriaid
n.
a hatched brood
deorain
v.
to brood, to hatch
deoriad
n.
a hatching
deorllyd
a.
in a state to hatch
der
a.
hard, stubborn
dera
n.
a fury, fiend, devil; the staggers
deraidd
a.
apt to be stubborn
derbi
v.
will come to pass
derbyn
n.
a receipt
v.
to admit, to receive
derbynadwy
a.
receivable
derbynfa
n.
receptacle
derbyniad
n.
reception
derbyniol
a.
admissible
derbynioldeb
n.
acceptableness
derbyniwr
n.
receiver
derch
a.
elevated, exalted
derchafael
n.
ascension
derchafawl
a.
elevating
derchafiad
n.
exaltation
derchafiaeth
n.
elevation
derchafu
v.
to elevate
derchawl
a.
elevating, exalting
derchiad
n.
an elevating
derchu
v.
to elevate, to exalt
derdri
n.
obduracy
dere
v.
come thou
deriad
n.
a frowardly acting
deriaw
v.
to act frowardly
derlin
n.
the heart of oak
derlwyn
n.
an oak grove
derllydd
a.
poured, effused
derllyddiad
n.
depletion
derllyddu
v.
to pour out
dernyn
n.
a piece, a patch
derwin
a.
oaken, made of oak
derwydd
n.
a druid
derwyddol
a.
druidic, druidical
derwyddoni
n.
druidism
deryw
v.
it is done
desgyn
to ascend, to mount in rhetoric
desgyneb
n.
a climax
desgyniad
n.
ascension
desgynol
a.
ascending
dest
n.
order, or trim
destl
a.
neat, trim; delicate
destlaidd
a.
apt to be trim
destliad
n.
a putting in trim
destlu
v.
to make neat
destlus
a.
nice, neat trim
destlusrwydd
n.
neatness
dethol
v.
to pick, to select
detholedig
a.
chosen, picked
detholiad
n.
a selecting
deu
v.
to come, to arrive
deuad
n.
coming, arrival
deuarddeg
n.
twelve
deuawl
a.
future, coming
deubarth
a.
of two parts
deubarthiad
n.
bisection
deubarthu
v.
to bisect
deuben
n.
a pair, two heads
deubenog
a.
two headed
deublyg
a.
double
deublygiad
n.
duplication
deublygiaeth
n.
duplicature
deublygu
v.
to duplicate
deudro
n.
two turns
a.
twice
deudroed
n.
two feet
deudroediog
a.
bipedal
deuddaint
a.
bidental
deuddeg
a.
twelve
deuddegfed
a.
twelfth
deuddyblyg
a.
two-fold, duplicate
deueiriog
a.
equivocal
deuenwol
a.
binomial
deufed
a.
second
deufin
of two edges, two-edged
deugain
a.
forty
deugeinfed
a.
fortieth
deulais
a.
of two sounds
deuleisiad
n.
diphthong
deulin
n.
the two fences
n.
two forms; a pair
deuliw
n.
two colours
deulygeidiog
a.
binocular
deunaw
a.
eighteen
deuochrog
a.
of two sides
deuodd
n.
the twain, the two
deuol
a.
future, coming
deurydd
n.
the cheeks
deuryw
n.
two sorts or kind
deutu
n.
two sides; about
deuwedd
n.
two form
deuwynebog
a.
having two face
dewin
n.
a diviner, a wizard
a.
divine, theological
dewines
n.
a witch
dewiniad
n.
a divining
dewiniaeth
n.
divination
dewinio
v.
to divine
dewis
n.
choice
dewisiad
n.
a choosing
dewiso
v.
to choose
dewisol
a.
choice, desirable, select
dewr
n.
a brave one, a hero
a.
brave, bold; stout
dewrâu
v.
to grow bold
dewrder
n.
bravery, valour
dewredd
n.
bravery, prowess
dewryn
n.
a pert one
defreinio
v.
to disfranchise