ed
n.
aptitude; velocity
edaf
n.
thread, or yarn
edafeddog
a.
full of thread
edafeddu
v.
to form into thread
edau
n.
thread, or yarn
edefyn
n.
dim, single thread
edeifniad
n.
one that is trained up, educated, or chilised
edfryd
n.
restoration
v.
to restore, to return
edfrydiad
n.
restoration
edfrydol
a.
tending to restore
edfrydydd
n.
a restorer
edfudd
n.
interest, profit
edfyn
n.
cast off; departure
v.
to go off; to depart
edfynt
n.
cast off; departure
edgyllaeth
n.
dejection, separion
edifar
a.
penitent, sorry
edifarhâd
n.
a repenting
edifarhau
v.
to repent
edifaru
v.
to repent
edifarus
a.
penitent, contrite
edifarhawr
n.
a repenter
edifeiriol
a.
repenting, penitent
edifeirwch
n.
repentance
edlaes
a.
slack, trailing
edlid
n.
vexation; irritation
edlin
n.
heir apparent
edliw
n.
reproach, upbraiding
v.
to upbraid, to reproach
edliwiad
n.
an upbraiding
edliwiant
n.
a reproach
edliwied
v.
to reproach
edliwiwr
n.
an upbraider
edlwg
n.
a review, a view
edlygiad
n.
a reviewing
edlygu
v.
to review, to view
edlym
a.
pungent, piercing
edlymiad
n.
a making acute
edlymu
v.
to make acute
edlyniad
n.
a smearing
edlynu
v.
to smear, to daub
edmyg
n.
reverence, honour
a.
reverent; honoured
edmygedd
n.
reverent
edlymgiad
n.
reverencing
edlymygu
v.
to revere
edn
n.
a fowl, a bird
ednain
n.
the winged
ednan
n.
a bird
ednarmes
n.
augury
ednarmu
v.
to augurise
ednawg
a.
having wings
ednawl
a.
relating to birds
ednid
n.
entanglement
ednogaeth
n.
ornithology
ednogyn
n.
a fly; a gnat
ednydd
n.
a writhe
ednyddu
v.
to writhe back
ednyfedd
n.
that is refined
ednyw
n.
essence; spirit
edrif
n.
recounting
edrifo
v.
to recount
edrin
n.
a murmuring noise
edrinaw
v.
to reverberate
edriniad
n.
a remurmuring
edring
n.
a leese, or holding
edrith
n.
a simulation
edrwyth
n.
a resolvent
edrych
n.
appearance
v.
to look, to behold
edrychedigaeth
n.
appearance
edrychiad
n.
a looking
edryd
n.
a resource; a stock
v.
to restore, to renew
edrydiad
n.
a restoration
edrydd
n.
a teller
edryf
n.
a resource, origin
edryfiad
n.
a reassuming
edryfu
v.
to ressume
edrysedd
n.
superfluity
edryw
n.
instinct; scent
edrywant
n.
a trace by scent
edrywedd
n.
instinct; scent
edryweddu
v.
to trace by scent
edw
a.
fady, faded, withered
edwad
n.
fading, away
edwaint
n.
a fading, a decay
edwedd
n.
a state of decay
edwi
v.
to decay, to fade
edwica
v.
to extort, to forestal
edwin
a.
fading, withering
edwinaw
v.
to fade, to decay
edwiniad
n.
a withering
edyn
n.
a winged one, a fowl
edyrn
n.
sovereignty
edd
n.
an instant, a gliding
eddain
n.
a move, or glide
v.
to pass on; to glide
ediestl
n.
a fleet one, a steed
eddestr
n.
a chariot horse
eddeu
v.
to give impulse
eddi
n.
thrums; fringe
eddrin
n.
a whispering
v.
to whisper
eddrith
n.
varied appearance
eddu
v.
to press on, to go
eddwll
a.
covered; submissive
eddyl
n.
relation; attribute
eddyllder
n.
submission
eddyllu
v.
to be humble