du
n.
ink; adj. black, sable; gloomy
duad
n.
a blacking; a bay in a building; length of plough land
duch
n.
a sigh; a groan
duchan
n.
a lampoon; a jeer
duchaniad
n.
a lampooning
duchanol
a.
lampooning
duchanu
v.
to lampoon
duder
n.
darkness; gloom
dudew
a.
thick black
duedd
n.
blackness gloom
dueg
n.
melancholy
dug
n.
that is over; a duke
duges
n.
a duchess
dugiaeth
n.
a dukedom
dugiol
a.
belonging to a duke
duglais
n.
a black stripe
duglwyd
n.
the restharrow
dul
n.
bang, thump
dulaid
n.
a thumping
dulas
a.
blackish blue
dulio
v.
to bang, to thump
duloew
a.
of shining black
dulwyd
n.
dusky colour
dulyn
n.
black water; melancholy; Dublin
dulys
n.
lovage, an herb
dull
n.
figure, shape, farm, manner; pattern
dulliad
n.
formation
dulliedig
a.
formed, modified
dullio
v.
to form, to shape
dullnewid
v.
to transfigure
dullnewidiad
transfiguration
dullwedd
n.
style
duo
v.
to blacken; to darken
dur
n.
hard matter; steel
duraidd
a.
of steely nature
durdeb
n.
steeliness; solidity
duren
n.
a steel to strike fire
durew
n.
a black frost
durf
n.
what is dense
durfin
a.
dense, close hard
durfing
a.
dense; austere
duriad
n.
a steeling
durio
v.
to steel; to edge
duro
a.
of steel; solid, dense
duryn
n.
a beak, a snout
durynog
a.
beaked, snouted
duw
n.
God, the Deity
duwdeb
n.
divinity
duwdod
n.
Godhead
duwiaeth
n.
deism, Godhead
duwies
n.
a goddess
duwin
a.
of divine nature
duwindeb
n.
divine nature
duwineb
n.
divinity
duwinydd
n.
a theologian, a divine
duwinyddiaeth
theology
duwiol
a.
godly, pious
duwiolaeth
n.
theocracy
duwioldeb
n.
godliness, piety
duwioli
v.
to deify
duwioliad
n.
deification