es
n.
separation; a shoot. It is used as a prefix, of a similar signification to ex; and also, as a termination of feminine personal nouns, and of the third person of verbs
esbyd
n.
guests, strangers
esg
n.
what shoots out
esgaeth
a.
void of restraint
esgaidd
a.
nimble, brisk
esgair
n.
a shank, a leg
esgar
n.
separation; a foe
esgarant
n.
adversary
esgardio
v.
to make chaps
esgardd
n.
rupture, ruption
esgardde
n.
a dispersion
esgaredd
n.
separation
esgariad
n.
a separating
esgario
v.
to separate, to part
esgeiddig
a.
moving gracefully
esgeirca
v.
to move the shanks
esgeiriog
a.
having shanks
esgemydd
n.
a bench
esgeulus
a.
negligent, heedless
esgeulusdod
n.
disregard
esgeulusdra
n.
negligence
esgeulusiad
n.
a neglecting
esgeuluso
v.
to disregard, to neglect
esgeuluswr
n.
a neglecter
esgid
n.
a shoe
esglyw
n.
defence, shelter
esgob
n.
a bishop, a diocesan
esgobaeth
n.
bishopric
esgobawd
n.
diocese
esgobdy
n.
a bishop's house
esgobol
a.
episcopal
esgor
n.
partage; parturition
v.
to separate; to bring forth
esgorol
a.
parturient
esgordd
n.
strangers
esgoredig
a.
delivered
esgoredigol
a.
parturent
esgoreddfa
n.
place of deliverance
esgori
v.
to get over; to bring forth
esgoriad
n.
parturition
esgorwraig
n.
midwife
esgoryd
to part from, to deliver
esgorydd
n.
an accoucheur
esgud
a.
nimble; flippant
esgudogyll
n.
wood lark
esgus
n.
apology; excuse
esgusodiad
n.
excusation
esgusodol
a.
excusing
esgusodydd
n.
an excuser
esgusol
a.
excusatory
esgymol
a.
unassociating
esgymun
a.
excommunicate
esgymu
v.
to dissolve society
esgyn
v.
to ascend, to rise
esgynedigaeth
n.
ascension
esgynol
a.
ascending, rising
esgynfa
n.
an ascend, a rise
esgynfaen
n.
horse-block
esgyniad
n.
ascension
esgynlawr
n.
scaffold; platform
esgyr
n.
a day's ploughing
esgyrndy
n.
a bone house
esgyrniad
n.
ossification
esgyrniog
a.
bony, having bones
esgyrnol
a.
ossific, bony
esgyrnygu
v.
to grin
esill
n.
offspring, progeny
esilling
n.
origin, source
esillydd
n.
offspring, issue
esing
n.
act of bursting out
esiw
a.
in a state of want
esiwydd
n.
a state of want
esiwyddu
v.
to feel want
esmwyth
a.
soft, smooth; easy
esmwythâad
n.
softening; a mollifying, an assuaging
esmwythâu
v.
to soften, to ease
esmwythder
n.
easiness, quietness, tranquillity, rest
esmwythiad
n.
a quieting
esmwythid
n.
state of ease
esmwytho
v.
to smooth, to ease
esgoryn
n.
the mumps
esplydd
a.
delicate, tender
esplydden
n.
a pippin
est
n.
a state of separation
estriciad
n.
a bustling
estrico
v.
to bustle, to haste
estrig
a.
apt to dart away
estron
n.
a stranger, foreigner
estroneiddio
v.
to estrange
estrones
n.
the stranger
estroniad
n.
estrangement
estronol
a.
strange, foreign
estl
n.
what ranges
estyll
n.
staves, shingle
estyllen
n.
a shingle, a board
estyllodi
v.
to slit into boards
estyllu
v.
to do with shingles
estyn
n.
an extent, a grant
v.
to extend, to reach
estynedig
a.
extended, stretched
estyniad
n.
a reaching out
estynol
a.
extending
estynwr
n.
an extender
estyr
n.
that darts away
esu
v.
to push away
eswrn
n.
a fetlock joint
esyddyn
n.
a mansion
esyllt
n.
that is fair, or open
esyth
n.
sharp sticks, waggets
esythu
v.
to drive a stake