ei
pron.
his, her; its
eich
pron.
your
eichiad
n.
a crying out
eichio
v.
to sound; to cry
eidiaw
v.
to frisk, to enliven
eidiawl
a.
vigorous, lively
eidiogi
v.
to invigorate
eidion
n.
a beast, steer
eidral
n.
ground-ivy
eiddew
n.
the ivy
eiddiad
n.
a possessing
eiddiar
n.
hether or ling
eiddiaw
v.
to possess
eiddiawg
a.
owned
n.
slave
eiddig
a.
jealous
n.
a jealous one; a zealot
eiddigedd
n.
zeal, jealousy
eiddigeddu
v.
to grow jealous
eiddìgio
v.
to grow jealous
eiddigor
n.
superior
eiddigus
a.
jealous; zealous
eiddil
a.
slender, small
eiddilaâd
n.
extenuation
eiddilâu
v.
to grow slender
eiddiliad
n.
extenuation
eiddilo
v.
to extenuate
eiddilwch
n.
slenderness
eiddion
n.
personal property
eiddiorwg
n.
the ivy
eiddo
n.
property; chattels
eiddun
a.
desirous, fond
eidduneb
n.
desire, choice
eiddunedu
v.
to desire
eidduno
v.
to desire, to wish, to pray; to vow
eiddunol
a.
delectable
eiddwg
a.
contiguous, near
eiddwng
a.
contiguous
eiddyganu
v.
to approximate
eigiad
n.
a bringing forth
eigiaeth
n.
a teeming estate
eigian
n.
centre; origin
v.
to bring forth; to sob
eigiaw
v.
to generate
eigiawl
a.
teeming, prolific
eigion
n.
a source; a middle the abyss, or ocean
eigraeth
n.
virgin state
eigrau
n.
stockings without feet
eigyr
n.
a virgin, a maid
eilar
n.
second ploughing
eilchwyl
ad.
once more
eilewydd
n.
a musician
eilfaint
n.
second rate
eilfam
n.
second mother
eilfydd
a.
being second or like
eilfyddu
v.
to imitate
eiliad
n.
a constructing
eiliant
n.
a constructure
eilier
n.
the butterfly
eilig
a.
apt to glide
eilio
v.
to place alternately, to plait, to construct
eilir
n.
regeneration; spring
eiliw
n.
aspect, figure, hue
eiliwed
n.
reproach, shame
eiloes
n.
second age
eilon
n.
music, melody
n.
a hart, a roebuck
eilun
n.
a copy; a resemblance; an image; an idol
eilunaddolgar
a.
idolatrous
eilunaddoli
v.
to worship idols
eilunaddoliad
n.
idolatry
eilunaddolwr
n.
an idolater, a worshipper of images
eiluniad
n.
an imitation
eiluniaeth
n.
an imitating
eiluniant
n.
portraiture
eilunio
v.
to imitate
eilw
n.
music, melody
eilwaith
n.
second time or turn
eilwy
n.
that makes melody
eilwydd
n.
love meeting
eilydd
n.
a musician
eilyg
n.
melody; delight
eilyw
n.
music, melody
eilywiant
n.
minstrelsy
eill
pron.
they or those
eilldu
n.
outward side
eilliad
n.
a cutting close or shaving
eilliedydd
n.
a cutter, a shaver
eillio
v.
to cut off; to shave
eilliwr
n.
a shaver, a barber
ein
n.
property
pron.
our
einawr
ad.
now, at present
einioes
n.
course of life, life
eingio
v.
to expand or dilate
eingion
n.
an anvil
eira
n.
snow
eiras
n.
that glows, a cinder
eirchiad
n.
one who demands
eirchiol
a.
mandatory
eirfydd
n.
blazoner of arms
eiriach
v.
to deprecate
eiriachiad
n.
a deprecating
eiriachus
a.
deprecating
eirtan
a.
splendid, bright fair
eirianawl
v.
tending to make fair
eirianrodd
n.
the galaxy
eirianu
v.
to make splendid
eirias
n.
a glowing; a cinder
eiriasedd
n.
glowingness
eiriasu
v.
to burn fiercely
eiriesyn
n.
a glowing cinder
eirif
n.
a number; a counting
eirifaw
v.
to enumerate
eirifiad
n.
enumeration
eirig
a.
splendid, shining, gay
eirio
v.
to brighten
eirioes
n.
purity of life
eiriol
v.
to intercede
eiriolad
n.
an interceding
eiriolaeth
n.
intercession
eirioli
v.
to entreat; to pray
eiriolus
a.
persuasive
eiriolwch
n.
intercession
eiriolwr
n.
intercessor
eirion
n.
ornaments, jewels
eirioni
v.
to adorn with jewels
eirionyn
n.
a border; a ruffle
eirionynu
v.
to fringe; to ruffle
eirllyd
a.
apt to be snowing
eirthiaw
v.
to growl; to bait
eirwlaw
n.
a sleeting rain
eiry
n.
snow
eiryaidd
a.
like snow, snowy
eiryog
a.
having snow
eiryn
n.
plums
eirynllys
n.
St. John's-wort
eirynwydd
n.
plum-trees
eisen
n.
a rib; a lath
eisglwyf
n.
pleurisy
eisiaw
v.
to lathe; to lattice
eisieu
n.
want, need, lack
eisieuedig
a.
necessitated
eisiwyd
n.
indigence
eisoes
ad.
likewise; already
eisor
a.
equal, similar, like
eisorawd
n.
counterpart
eisori
v.
to make similar
eisilled
n.
offspring, issue
eiste
n.
the act of sitting
v.
to sit, to be seated
eistedd
n.
a sitting, a sit
v.
to sit; to be seated
eisteddfod
n.
a sitting, a session
eisteddiad
n.
a sitting, a seating
eisteddial
v.
to sit often
eisteddig
a.
sedentary, sitting
eisteddol
a.
sitting, sedentary
eiswng
n.
a sob; a sigh
eisyddynt
n.
a tenement
eithaf
n.
extremity, farthest
a.
extreme, farthest
eithafed
n.
an extremity
eithafig
a.
extreme, ultimate
eithen
n.
a prickle, or point
eithin
n.
furze, whin, gorse
a.
full of prickles
eithinen
n.
a furze bush
eithinfyw
n.
the savine
eithinog
a.
full of furze
eithiw
a.
full of prickles
eithr
a.
except; besides
eithriad
n.
an exception
eithrawl
exceptive, exclusive