gefail
n.
tongs, pincers; smithy
gefeiliad
a.
a nipping
gefeilio
v.
to hold with tongs
gefell
n.
a twin
gefyn
n.
a fetter
gefyniad
n.
a fettering
gefynog
a.
fettered, sheckled
gefynu
v.
to fetter
gefynwr
a.
fetterer
geian
a.
spray, foam
geifawr
a.
greatly foaming
geilig
a.
hunting, exploring
geilwad
n.
a caller; a driver
geingiad
n.
a wedging
geingio
v.
to drive a wedge
geida
n.
good report, fame
geirdardd
n.
etymology
geirdarddawg
a.
etymological
geirdro
n.
pun, quibble
geirdroi
v.
to pun, to quibble
geirddadlu
v.
to cavil
geirddoeth
a.
of discreet words
geirgar
a.
verbose, wordy
geiriad
n.
a wording
geiriadur
n.
a dictionary
geirio
v.
to word, to phrase
geiriog
a.
abounding in words
geiriol
a.
verbal, verbose
geiriolaeth
n.
phraseology
geirwir
a.
of true words
geirydd
n.
a worder; a speaker
gel
n.
aptness to glide; a leech
gelach
n.
a sorry fribble
gele
n.
a leech
gelen
n.
that glides; leech
geleurudd
a.
crimson stained
geleuruddio
to stain with blood
gelin
n.
a shoot, a sprig
gelwain
v.
to be crying out
gelwig
n.
brushwood
gelyn
n.
a foe, an enemy
gelynes
n.
a female foe
gelyniaeth
n.
hostility
gelyniaethus
a.
hostile
gelynol
a.
hostile, adverse
gelyst
n.
sedges, flags
gell
n.
a dun hue
a.
dun
gellaig
n.
pears
gellast
n.
buck-hound bitch
gellegwydd
n.
pear trees
gellgi
n.
a buck hound
gellhesg
n.
the corn sedge
gem
n.
a gem, a jewel
gemu
v.
to set with gems
gemydd
n.
a jeweller
gen
n.
intellect; soul life; mouth; a jaw; a chin
genau
n.
jaws, a mouth
genedigaeth
n.
nativity
genedigol
a.
native, natal
geneth
n.
a girl; a daughter
genethaidd
a.
girlish
genethig
n.
a little maid
geneuaid
n.
a chopful
geneugoeg
n.
a lizard
geneuol
a.
oral, by mouth
genfa
n.
a snaffle, a bit
geni
v.
to be brought forth; to be contained
genid
n.
nativity, birth
genill
n.
offspring, issue
genilles
n.
a young nymph
genogyl
n.
the mandible
genwair
n.
angling rod
genweiriad
n.
angling
genweiriaw
v.
to angle
ger
n.
utterance; a cry
prep.
by, at, near
gerag
prep.
in a direction to
gerain
v.
to squeak, to cry
gerbron
prep.
in presence of
gerfydd
prep.
in contact with
geri
n.
choler, bile, gall
geriaidd
a.
choleric, bilious
geriawl
a.
relating to bile
gerllaw
prep.
at hand, by
germain
v.
to be wailing
gern
n.
a progenitor in the fifth degree
gerwin
a.
rough, severe
gerwinad
n.
a roughening
gerwindeb
n.
roughness
gerwino
v.
to roughen
gerwinol
a.
rough; horrid
gerwydd
prep.
in presence of
gerwynebol
a.
opposite
gerwynebu
v.
to place opposite
geryn
n.
a squeaker, a drake
geuaddoli
v.
to worship falsely
geuaddoliad
n.
idolatry
geuaddolwr
n.
an idolater
geuaw
v.
to falsify, to lie
geuawd
n.
a falsifying
geuawl
a.
false, deceiving
geubwll
n.
false reason
geudeb
n.
falsehood, deceit
geudy
n.
a privy-house
geuddadlu
v.
to parologize
geudduw
n.
a false god
geuedd
n.
falsity, fallacy
geuffydd
n.
a false faith
geulith
n.
heterodoxy
geulin
n.
a chimera
geurith
n.
a phantom
geuwedd
n.
an illusion
gewach
n.
a greedy gut
gewai
n.
a lean glutton
gewyn
n.
a sinew
gewynog
a.
having sinews
gewynol
a.
relating to sinews
geleuydd
n.
a lighter