ew
n.
that glides; that is sleek or smooth
ewa
n.
an uncle
ewach
n.
a weakling, a fribble
ewaint
n.
young people
ewerddon
n.
a green spot of land, Ireland
ewi
v.
to listen, to attend
ewiar
a.
smooth; clear; sleek
ewig
n.
a hind; a deer, a doe
ewin
n.
a nail; a talon, a claw
ewinallt
n.
a steep cliff
ewinbren
n.
a guide, in carpentry
ewinfedd
n.
a nail measure
ewingraff
a.
sharp-clawed
ewingrwn
a.
turned as a nail
ewino
v.
to use the nails
ewinog
a.
having nails, clawed
ewinor
n.
a whitlow
ewinrew
n.
nipping frost
ewinwasg
n.
an agnail
ewn
a.
daring, bold, brave
ewybr
a.
quick, nimble, fleet
ewybraidd
a.
of swift nature
ewybraw
v.
to glance, to dart
ewybredd
n.
velocity
ewybren
n.
the firmament
ewybriad
n.
a glancing
ewydn
a.
tuff, clammy, viscous
ewydnaw
v.
to grow viscous
ewyll
n.
will, action of mind
ewylliad
n.
a volition
ewyllio
v.
to exert the will
ewyllys
n.
will or desire
ewyllysgar
a.
willing, desirous
ewyllysgarwch
n.
willingness
ewyllysiwr
n.
willer, desirer
ewyn
n.
foam, spume, froth
ewynedd
n.
foaminess
ewyngant
n.
a surge
ewyniad
n.
a foaming
ewynog
a.
foamy, frothy
ewynu
v.
to foam, to froth
ewythr
n.
an uncle