er
n.
impulse forward
prep.
for, because of, in the place of, in order; towards; to; for the sake of, though; from, since
erain
a.
having impulse
eraint
n.
a ball; a cup; a pear
erbarch
n.
respect, deference
erbin
n.
the calamint
erbwl
a.
tending to blunt
erbyliad
n.
a blunting
erbyn
n.
contrast, opposition
prep.
against, opposite
erbyniad
n.
a receiving
erbyniwr
n.
a receiver
erch
n.
dark brown, or dun
a.
dusky, dun; dismal
erchi
to ask, to demand
erchlais
n.
a dismal noise
erchlias
n.
raven grey
erchliw
n.
a dun colour
erchryn
a.
agitating, quaking
erchryniad
n.
agitating
erchrynu
v.
to agitate
erchwyn
n.
a side or stead
erchwynedig
a.
transitive
erchwyniad
n.
transition
erchwynio
v.
to make a transit
erchwys
n.
a pack of hounds
erchyll
a.
ghastly, horrible
erchylldod
n.
ghastliness
erchyllrwydd
n.
frightfulness
erchyllu
v.
to make gastly
erchynu
v.
to uplift
erchywynu
v.
to transmigrate
erdolygu
v.
to beseech
erdd
n.
impulse, forward
prep.
for the sake of, for
erddrwng
a.
confused
erddrym
a.
potent, robust
erddrymedd
n.
potency
erddwyn
v.
to bear away
erddygan
n.
euphony
erddyganu
v.
to produce melody
erddygniad
n.
a toiling hard
erddygnu
v.
to toil hard
ereill
n.
others
pron.
others
ereinnwg
n.
pear orchard
eres
a.
marvellous, strange
eresi
n.
amazement, wonder
eresu
v.
to marvel
erf
n.
briskness
a.
brisk
erfai
a.
brisk, gay, lively
erfawr
a.
very great, vast
erfid
n.
junction; conflict
v.
to come in contact
erflawdd
a.
tumultuous
erfyn
n.
dim, a weapon; a tool
n.
petition, prayer
erfyniad
n.
a petition
erfyniaw
v.
to petition
erfyniol
a.
supplicatory
erfyniedydd
n.
a beseecher
erfyniwr
n.
one who solicits, or begs, an implorer
erganiad
n.
celebrating
erganu
v.
to sing, to celebrate
erglyw
n.
listening, attention
erglywed
v.
to listen, to hear
erglywiad
n.
a listening
ergryd
n.
a trembling, dread
v.
to tremble; to terrify
ergrydiad
n.
tremulousness
ergrydio
v.
to cause, to quake
ergrydiol
a.
tending to agitate
ergryf
a.
endowed with strength
ergryn
n.
terror, horror, dread
ergrynawd
n.
trepidation
ergrynedig
a.
made to tremble
ergryniad
n.
tremulation
ergrynig
a.
apt to tremble
ergrynol
a.
terrifying
ergrynu
v.
to tremble
ergwydd
n.
a tumble, a fall
ergwyn
n.
cause of complaint
ergwyno
to make to complain
ergyd
n.
a propulsion, throw, cast; shot; stroke
ergydiad
n.
a striking
ergydio
v.
to propel, to throw, to cast; to shoot; to charge
ergydiol
a.
propulsive
ergydiwr
n.
thrower, shooter
ergyr
n.
impulse, thrust
ergyrch
n.
an onset, an attack
ergyrchiad
n.
an attacking
ergyrchu
v.
to make an onset
ergyriad
n.
an impulsion
ergyrio
v.
to impel, to thrust
ergyriol
a.
impulsive
erhelfa
n.
a hunting party
eriaw
v.
to make progress
erin
a.
moving, progressive
erioed
adv.
from the beginning; ever the past; never the past
eriw
n.
progress, course
erlewyn
n.
a meteor
erlid
n.
a pursuit, a chase
v.
to pursue; to persecute
erlidedig
a.
persecuted
erlidedigaeth
n.
persecution
erlidfa
n.
a pursuit, a chase
erlidiad
n.
a pursuing
erlidigaeth
n.
persecution
erlidiol
a.
pursuing, chasing
erlidiwr
n.
pursuer; persecutor
erlif
n.
a great torrent; flood
erlifiad
n.
a deluging, an overflowing
erlifo
v.
to flow in a torrent
erlyn
n.
pursuit, chase
v.
to pursue, to follow
erlyniad
n.
a pursuer
erlyniaeth
n.
the act of pursuing
erlyniedydd
n.
pursuer
erlynol
a.
persuing, chasing
erllen
n.
a lamp
erllyfasu
v.
to adventure
erllynedd
adv.
since last year
ermaes
a.
external, outward
ermid
n.
a junction; conflict
ermig
n.
instrument, tool
ermilus
a.
prowling about
ermoed
adv.
in all my life
ermyg
n.
what claims respect
ermygu
v.
to adore, to revere
ern
n.
earnest, pledge
ernes
n.
earnest, pledge
erniw
n.
harm, hurt
erniwed
detriment, hurt
erniwiad
n.
a doing harm
erniwiant
n.
detriment, hurt
erniwio
v.
to harm, to hurt
erniwiol
a.
detrimental, hurtful
erno
v.
to give earnest money
ernwy
n.
briskness, vivacity
ernych
n.
that gives anguish
ernychiad
n.
a tormenting
ernychol
a.
tormenting
ernychu
v.
to torment, to vex
ernyd
n.
a precipice, a slope
ertrai
n.
ebb, ebb tide
erth
n.
an effort, a push
erthiad
n.
a making effort
erthrwch
n.
a tear, anguish
erthu
v.
to make effort
erthwch
n.
a puffing
erthychain
v.
to puff; to groan
erthrychiad
n.
a puffing
erthrychu
v.
to mangle
erthyl
n.
an abortion, untimely birth
erthyliad
n.
abortion
erthylog
a.
miscarrying
erthylu
v.
to miscarry
erw
n.
a slang of land; an acre
erwan
n.
a stab, a sting
erwaniad
n.
a stabbing
erwanu
v.
to stab, to sting
erwawd
n.
a panegyric
erwch
n.
impulse, a drive
erwig
n.
dim, plot of land
erwyd
n.
a pole, a perch
erwydd
n.
coopers' staves
erwyd deu
n.
dim, stave
erwyll
a.
gloomy, dusky
erwyn
a.
very white, splendid
erwyr
a.
oblique, or wry
erydd
n.
an eagle
eryf
n.
impulsion, a push
eryfed
n.
quaffing
eryl
n.
a watch, a look
eryr
n.
an eagle; the shingles
eryrai
n.
the eagle stone
eryran
n.
a young eagle
eryrol
a.
aquiline, like an eagle
eryres
n.
a female eagle
eryri
n.
the shingles; Snowdon
erysdyddiau
adv.
days ago
erysgwyddiad
n.
a shouldering, a jutting out
erysi
n.
amazement, wonder