ef
pron.
it; he, or him
efa
v.
to agitate; to move
efain
v.
to be moving
efan
n.
motion; course
efe
pron.
he, or him
efel
a.
being like, similar
efelwch
n.
similitude
efelychu
v.
to resemble
efelly
ad.
in that way, so
efengyl
n.
the gospel
efengylaidd
a.
evangelical
efengyles
n.
female evangelist
efengyliaeth
n.
evangelism
efengylu
v.
to evangelize
efnys
n.
enemies, foes
efo
pron.
he, him
conj.
with, along with
eforu
ad.
to-morrow
efrad
n.
treachery; crime
efras
n.
plumpness
efre
n.
tare, weed
efrefiad
n.
a lowing
efrefu
v.
to low, to bleat
efrllid
n.
merit, desert
efryd
n.
study, meditation
efrydio
v.
to meditate
efrydd
a.
maimed, disabled
efryddiad
n.
a maiming
efryddu
v.
to maim, to disable
efwyr
n.
hog parsnip
efydd
n.
copper; brass
efydden
n.
a copper pan
efyddiad
n.
a coppering
efyddu
v.
to copper
efyddwaith
n.
copper work
efyntau
pron.
he or him, also
efyrnig
n.
a yearling goat
effaith
n.
an effect
effeithiad
n.
effectuation
effeithio
v.
to effectuate
effeithiol
a.
effectual
effeithiolaeth
n.
effectuation
effeithioldeb
n.
efficaciousness
effeithioli
v.
to effectuate
effro
a.
agitated; awake
effroad
n.
rousing, waking
effroi
v.
to rouse; to wake
effrom
a.
haughty, stubborn