dra
n.
produce, essence
draen
n.
prickle, thorn
draenog
n.
hedgehog
a.
full of prickles
draenblu
n.
down feathers
draened
n.
urchin, hedgehog
draenen
n.
thorn, thornbush
draeneta
v.
to hunt urchins
draenglwyd
n.
thorn hurdle
draenllwyn
n.
thorny brake
drag
n.
fragment, piece
dragiad
n.
tearing in pieces
dragio
v.
to tear in pieces
dragiog
a.
having rents
dragon
n.
leader in war
dragwm
n.
scaly coat
draig
n.
dragon; lightning
drain
n.
thorns, prickles
draw
ad.
yonder, at a distance
dref
n.
tie, bundle
drefa
n.
twenty four sheaves
drefu
v.
to bundle; to thrave
dreng
a.
surly, morose
drengyn
a.
surly chap
dreigio
v.
to lighten at a distance without thunder
dreigiol
a.
like a dragon
dreiniach
n.
prickles
dreiniog
a.
thorny
dreinllyd
a.
thorny, prickly
dreinios
n.
small prickles
drel
n.
clown
drelaidd
a.
churlish, boorish
drelgi
n.
churlish dog
dreliad
n.
a scolding
drelio
v.
to use low abuse
drelyn
n.
a churlish one
drem
n.
sight, look, aspect
drew
n.
stench, stink
drewbryf
n.
bug
drewedig
a.
stinking
drewg
n.
the darnel
drewgoed
n.
bean trefoil
drewi
n.
stench, stink
drewiant
n.
a stinking
drewsawr
n.
fetid smell
dring
n.
a flight of steps
dringediad
n.
escalade
dringfa
n.
a place to climb
dringiad
n.
a climbing
dringiedydd
n.
a climber
dringlyn
n.
a pendulum
dringo
v.
to climb
drud
n.
a daring one, a hero
a.
daring; dear, costly
drudaniaeth
n.
a dearth
drudiant
n.
forwardness
drudwen
n.
a starling
drudws
n.
the starlings
drudwst
n.
a chattering
drudwy
n.
chatter; starling
drwg
n.
evil; mischief
a.
evil, bad, naughty
drws
n.
a doorway, a door
dry
a.
forward, foremost
drych
n.
aspect; mirror
drychiannog
a.
sightly
drychiannol
a.
prospective
drychiant
n.
a prospect
drychiolaeth
n.
an apparition
drychioli
v.
to make apparent
drychol
a.
relating to aspect
drychu
v.
to make apparent
drychwant
n.
evil desire
drychynog
a.
sightly, comely
dryd
n.
economy
a.
thrifty
drydol
a.
economical
drygair
n.
an ill report
dryganedd
n.
evil disposition
dryganiaeth
n.
mischief, malignity
dryganian
n.
malignity
dryganianu
v.
to fly in passion
drygarfer
n.
bad custom
drygbwyll
a.
irrational
drygdyb
n.
bad opinion
drygdybio
v.
to think evil of
drygdybus
apt to think evil
drygddamwain
n.
mischance
drygddyn
n.
mischievous person, wicked fellow
drygedd
n.
malignity
drygewyllys
n.
ill will
drygfoes
n.
ill manners
drygfwriad
n.
evil intention
drygfyd
n.
adversity
dryghin
n.
badly inclined
drygioni
n.
badness, mischief
drygionus
n.
vicious, wicked
dryglam
n.
a mischance
drygnaws
n.
peevishness
drygsawr
n.
bad smell
drygu
v.
to harm, to hurt
drygus
a.
tending to evil
drygweithred
n.
evil deed
drygweithredwr
n.
an evil doer; culprit, felon
drygyrferth
n.
a wailing
dryll
n.
a piece, a fragment a gun
drylliach
n.
dribbets, snips
drylliad
n.
a breaking in pieces
dryllio
v.
to break in pieces
drylliog
a.
shattered, broken
dryllyn
n.
small piece
dryllyniach
n.
dribblets
dryntol
n.
the handle, of a cup, pot or jug
dryon
n.
the supreme one
drysawr
n.
a door-keeper
drysores
n.
a door-keeper
drysu
n.
briar brambles
dryw
n.
a druid; a wren
drywol
a.
druidical, druidic
drysiad
n.
an entangling