eg
n.
that is open; acre
egalen
n.
whetstone
egawr
n.
an opening
egfaen
n.
a haw, a berry
egin
n.
germ, shoots, blades
eginad
n.
a germination
egino
v.
to germinate
eginol
a.
germinant, shooting
eginyn
n.
a germ, a shoot
eglau
n.
a bank; a gulf
eglog
a.
gaping, yawning
eglur
a.
bright, clear, plain
eglurâad
n.
explanation
egluradwy
a.
demonstrable
egluraint
n.
splendour
eglurâu
v.
to explain
eglurdeb
n.
clearness
egluredig
a.
exemplified
egluriad
n.
explanation
egluriadol
a.
explanatory
egluro
v.
to manifest
eglurwr
n.
an explainer
egluryn
n.
an exampler
eglwg
a.
manifest, lucid
eglwys
n.
a church
eglwysiad
n.
a churching
eglwysig
a.
of the church
eglwyso
v.
to church
eglyd
a.
hovering; weavering
eglyn
n.
the saxifrage
egni
n.
effort, endeavour
egniad
n.
a making effort
egnio
v.
to endeavour
egniol
a.
vigorous, forcible
egnius
a.
impeteous, forcible
egored
a.
open, expanded
egoredigaeth
n.
an opening
egori
v.
to open, to disclose
egoriad
n.
that opens; the key
egoriadol
a.
opening
egredd
n.
staleness, acidity
egriad
n.
a growing stale
egrifft
n.
spawn of frogs
egroes
n.
eglantine berries
egroesen
n.
eglantine berry
egru
v.
to grow stale, or acid
egryd
n.
a tremble
egryn
n.
a tremble
egrygi
n.
hoarseness
egrynedig
a.
trembling
egwal
n.
a cot, a hut
egwan
a.
feeble, dropping
egwanaeth
n.
imbecility
egwander
n.
feebleness
egweddi
n.
dowery
egwy
n.
a plague, a pest
egwya
v.
to break in blotches
egwyd
n.
the fetlock
egwydled
n.
a small of the leg
egwyddor
n.
rudiment
egwyddori
v.
to initiate
egwyddoriad
n.
initiation
egwl
n.
opportunity
egyr
a.
sharp, tart, eager
eglwyn
v.
to defend, to protect
eggyniaith
n.
a climax