gwach
n.
a hole; a cavity
gwachell
n.
a skewer; a knitting needle
gwachellu
v.
to skewer
gwachul
a.
lean, lank; feeble
gwad
n.
a denial, a disowning
gwadaeth
n.
a spout, a cock
gwadal
a.
being stanch or firm
gwadalwch
n.
stanchness
gwadiad
n.
a denying
gwadn
n.
a base, a sole
gwadnu
v.
to sole; to foot it
gwadol
a.
denying, negative
gwadu
v.
to deny; to disown
gwadd
n.
a mole
gwaddeg
n.
a spout; a scuttle
gwaddod
n.
sediment, lees
gwaddodi
v.
to cast a sedement
gwaddodlyd
a.
feculent, dreggy
gwaddol
n.
a portion; money
gwaddoli
v.
to dower
gwae
n.
woe
gwaed
n.
blood or gore
gwaedboer
n.
blood-spitting
gwaedgi
n.
a blood-hound
gwaedglais
n.
blood stripe
gwaedgoll
n.
bloodshed
gwaediad
n.
a bleeding
gwaedled
bloody, blood-stained
gwaedlif
n.
a bloody-flux
gwaedlin
n.
an issue of blood
gwaedlyd
a.
bloody; cruel
gwaedlydu
to stain with blood
gwaedlys
n.
blood-wort
gwaedneu
n.
a blood issue
gwaedog
abounding with blood
gwaedogaeth
n.
sanguinity
gwaedogen
n.
a blood pudding, a black pudding
gwaedoli
v.
to sanguify
gwaedol
sanguineous of blood
gwaedoliaeth
n.
kindred by blood, consanguinity
gwaedraidd
a.
running with blood
gwaedrod
n.
a course of blood
gwaedu
v.
to bleed, to let blood
gwaedd
n.
a cry, a shout
gwaeddan
n.
a bawler
gwaeddfan
a.
loud shouting
gwaeddgreg
a.
hoarse shouting
gwaeddi
v.
to cry, to shout
gwaeddiad
n.
a crying out
gwaeddolef
n.
a cry a woe
gwaefyd
n.
a state of woe
gwäeg
n.
a fibula; a clasp
gwäegiad
n.
a buckling
gwäegu
v.
to buckle; to clasp
gwael
a.
low, vile; poorly
gwaeledd
n.
vileness; misery
gwaeleddu
v.
to make wretched
gwaelni
vileness; wretchedness
gwaelod
n.
a bottom, a base
gwaelodi
v.
to bottom
gwaelodiad
n.
a bottoming
gwaelodion
n.
bottoms
gwaelu
v.
to grow low or poor; to become faint
gwaeddol
a.
crying, shouting
gwaeu
v.
to make vile
gwäell
n.
a skewer, a broach; a knitting needle; a spindle.
Gwäell, neidr, a dragon-fly
gwëyll
n.
a skewer, a broach; a knitting needle; a spindle.
gwäelliad
n.
a skewering
gwäellu
v.
to skewer, to broach
gwaen
n.
a meadow
gwaeniad
n.
a going headlong
gwaened
a.
headlong; furious
gwaent
n.
a full view
gwaer
simple; rustic, clownish
gwaered
n.
a descent, a slope
gwaeredu
v.
to tend downward
gwaes
n.
a pledge
gwaesaf
n.
a pledge; a deposit, a warrant; a deposition
gwaesafiad
n.
a pledging
gwaesafu
v.
to pledge; to insure
gwaesiad
n.
a giving pledge
gwaesol
a.
earnest; warranting
gwaesu
v.
to pledge
gwaeth
a.
worse
gwaethâd
n.
an impairing
gwaethach
a.
worse, more bad
gwaethaf
a.
worst, most bad
gwaethâu
v.
to grow worse
gwaetherwydd
interj.
alas
gwaethliad
n.
a struggling
gwaethu
v.
to make worse
gwaethwaeth
worse and worse
gwaethwg
n.
impaired state
gwaethygiad
n.
an impairing
gwaethygu
v.
to impair
gwaew
n.
pang, pain, agony, spasm; a lance
gwaewffon
n.
a javelin
gwag
n.
avoid, a vacuum, a void, empty, vacant
gwagder
n.
emptiness
gwagedd
n.
emptiness, vanity
gwageddu
v.
to act vainly
gwagelog
a.
circumspect
gwagelu
v.
to act cautiously
gwagelyd
v.
to shun, to avoid
gwagfolach
n.
vain boasting
gwagâd
n.
an emptying
gwagâu
v.
to make a void
gwagiad
n.
a making void
gwagiaith
n.
vain prattle
gwaglais
n.
a hollow voice
gwaglwyf
n.
a linden tree
gwagoniant
n.
vain glory
gwagorchest
ostentations skill
gwagorfoledd
n.
vain triumph or boasting
gwagymffrost
n.
swaggering
gwagymgais
n.
vain attempt
gwang
n.
greed, voracity
n.
greediness, voracity
gwangen
n.
the shad fish
gwangiad
n.
the suin fish
n.
the sewin fish
gwahan
a.
separate, distinct
gwahanadwy
a.
separable
gwahanai
n.
genitive case
gwahanblyg
n.
the diaphora
gwahanedigaethydd
n.
the genitive case
gwahanfod
n.
diversity of being
gwahan-glwyf
n.
leprosy
gwahan-glwyfus
a.
leprous
gwahaniad
n.
a separating
gwahaniaeth
n.
a separation
gwahaniaethol
a.
disjunctive
gwahaniaethu
to discriminate
gwahanlen
n.
separation veil
gwahannôd
n.
a colon
gwahanol
separating, different
gwahanoldeb
n.
separateness
gwahanoli
v.
to make distinct
gwahanran
n.
a paragraph
gwahanred
n.
discrimination
gwahanredol
a.
distinguishing
gwahanredu
v.
to distinguish
gwahansang
n.
a parenthesis
gwahansangiad
n.
interposition
gwahansangu
v.
to interpose
gwahanu
v.
to divide, to part
gwahardd
n.
a prohibition
gwaharddedig
a.
prohibited
gwaharddiad
n.
a forbidding
gwaharddol
a.
prohibitory
gwaharddu
v.
to prohibit
gwahen
n.
exhaustion
gwaheniad
n.
an exhausting
gwahenu
to exhaust, to empty
gwahoddedig
a.
invited, or bidden
gwahoddiad
n.
invitation
gwahoddi
v.
to invite, to bid
gwahoddwr
n.
an inviter
gwail
n.
that if over
gwailg
n.
that turns over
gwain
n.
what serves or supports; a carriage; a sheath
a.
smart, neat, brisk
gwaint
n.
what is smart or lively
a.
smart, neat; brisk
gwair
n.
hay
a.
fresh, sprouting; ardent
gwaisg
n.
vigour; briskness
a.
brisk, lively
ad.
briskly
gwaith
n.
act, action; work
n.
course, turn, time
ad.
because, that, since
gwal
n.
a couch; an inhabited region; a plat; a fallow; rampart, a wall
gwala
n.
fullness, sufficiency
gwalabyr
n.
a pathway
gwalad
n.
arrangement, order
gwaladr
n.
a ruler, a sovereign
gwaladru
to arrange, to order
gwalaeth
n.
grief, sorrow
gwalaethu
v.
to grieve
gwalas
n.
a couch; low land
gwalbant
n.
the top of a building where the beams rest
gwalciad
n.
a turning up, a cocking
gwalcio
v.
to turn up, to cock
gwalciog
a.
turned up, cocked
gwalch
n.
that soars; a hawk; a hero
gwalches
n.
a female hawk
gwalchiad
n.
a soaring aloft
gwalchwr
n.
a falconer
gwalchyddiaeth
n.
falconry
gwald
n.
a hem; a welt
gwaldas
n.
a strengthening welt
gwaidiad
n.
a welting
gwaldon
n.
raised bank
gwaldu
v.
to welt, to hem
gwales
n.
a couch; a region
gwalfa
n.
a layer, a stratum
gwaliad
n.
a walling
gwalio
v.
to wall, to fence
gwaling
n.
a litter, a brood
gwaltes
n.
a welt of shoe
gwalteisiad
n.
a welting
gwalteisio
v.
to form a welt
gwalwys
n.
the Gauls
gwaly
n.
capacity, inside
gwalyaw
v.
to make full
gwall
n.
defect, neglect
gwallaw
v.
to pour, to empty
gwallawd
n.
failure, mistake
gwallawg
a.
defective, faulty
gwallawgair
n.
error in pleading
gwallawiad
n.
a pouring out
gwallbwyll
n.
irrationality, defect of reason
gwalldan
n.
wild fire
gwallfarn
n.
faulty judgment
gwallgof
n.
distraction
gwargofi
v.
to fail in memory
gwalliad
n.
a failing
gwallofaint
n.
defection
gwallofi
v.
to pour out
gwallt
n.
hair of the head
gwalltawg
a.
having hair
gwalltiad
n.
a growing hair
gwalltu
v.
to grow hair
gwallusdra
n.
neglectfulness
gwallwg
n.
defection
gwallygfa
n.
imperfection
gwallygiad
n.
making faulty
gwallygus
a.
defective, fallible
gwammal
a.
wavering, fickle
gwammaldra
n.
waveringness
gwammalddyn
a flighty person
gwammaliad
n.
a wavering
gwammalrwydd
n.
fickleness
gwammalu
v.
to waver
gwân
n.
thrust, stab, prick
gwan
a.
weak, feeble; faint
gwanaâd
n.
a weakening
gwanaf
n.
a layer, a row
gwanafu
v.
to place in lavers
gwanar
a.
leading; forward
gwanâu
v.
to weaken
gwanas
n.
a jut; a prop; a shank; a clasp; a hook
gwanasu
v.
to prop; to clasp
gwanawl
a.
stabbing
gwanbwyll
n.
a weak understanding
gwanc
a frail; a basket; voracity
gwanciad
n.
a gorging
gwanciaw
v.
to gorge; to glut
gwancus
a.
voracious, greedy
gwancusrwydd
n.
voraciousness
gwanciwr
n.
a greedy devourer
gwander
n.
weakness
gwanedig
a.
divided; transfixed
gwaneg
n.
a gait; a drift; a haunch; a surge
gwanegiad
n.
a drifting
gwanegu
v.
to rise in waves
gwanffyddiaw
v.
to mistrust
gwangalon
a.
weak hearted
gwangalondid
n.
timidity
gwangaloniad
n.
a disheartening
gwangalonus
a.
fainthearted
gwangoeliaw
v.
to distrust
gwangred
n.
faint belief
gwangredu
v.
to distrust
gwanobeithiaw
v.
to despond
gwant
n.
a but, or mark
gwantan
a.
fickle; wanton
gwantiad
n.
a severing
gwantu
v.
to sever; to thrust
gwanu
v.
to pierce, to thrust
gwanwyn
n.
the spring
gwanychiad
n.
a debilitating
gwanyrhu
v.
to debilitate
gwâr
a.
placid tame
gwara
n.
fencing; play, game
v.
to fence; to play
gwarâad
n.
a making tame
gwaradwydd
n.
a reproach
gwaradwyddo
v.
to disgrace
gwaradwyddus
a.
scandulous
gwaradwyddwr
n.
a reproacher
gwarafun
n.
restraint
gwrafunaw
v.
to begrudge
gwarafuniad
n.
a begrudging
gwaranred
n.
a guarantee
gwaranredu
v.
to guarantee
gwarant
n.
security, warrant
gwarantawl
a.
warranting
gwarantiad
n.
warranting
gwarantu
v.
to warrant
gwarau
n.
play, sport
v.
to make gentle
gwarbin
n.
bow-pin of yoke
gwarcen
n.
top of the back
gwarchad
n.
a guarding
gwarchae
n.
a siege
v.
to block up; to besiege
v.
to confine
gwarchaead
n.
a besieging
gwarchaedig
a.
blocked
gwarchadwr
n.
one who guards a warden, a conservator
gwarchan
n.
an incantation
gwarchdwr
n.
a watch-tower
gwarched
v.
to ward, to watch
gwarcheidiol
a.
conservatory
n.
conservation
gwarcheidwad
n.
guardian
gwarcheidwadaeth
n.
a guardianship
gwarcheidwadu
v.
to act as a trustee
gwarchen
n.
a surface
gwarchglawdd
n.
intrenchment
gwarchiad
n.
a covering up
gwarchod
n.
a guarding in
v.
to look after
gwarchodaeth
n.
wardship
gwarchodi
v.
to ward, to watch
gwarchodwr
n.
a protector
gward
n.
a guard; a ward
gwarder
n.
placidness
gwarddrws
n.
lintel of a door
gware
n.
play, sport; a game
v.
to play, to sport
gwaread
n.
playing, a gaming
gwared
n.
release, deliverance, remedy; after-birth; to deliver, to redeem
gwaredigawl
a.
redemptory
gwarediad
n.
a deliverance
gwarediant
n.
deliverance
gwaredred
n.
refuge
gwaredydd
n.
a redeemer
gwareddawl
a.
humanizing
gwareddgi
v.
to render mild
gwareiddiad
n.
a humanizing, a becoming gentle
gwarffoni
v.
to trounce with a staff
gwarffoniad
n.
a trouncing
gwargaled
a.
stiffnecked
gwargaledrwydd
n.
stiffneckedness
gwargaledu
v.
to become stubborn
gwargam
a.
having a stooping
gwargemi
n.
stoop in the back
gwarged
n.
a surplus; orts
gwargrwm
a.
round shouldered
gwargrwth
a.
hunch-backed
gwargrymi
n.
stoopingness
gwargrymu
v.
to stoop the back
gwariad
n.
a spending
gwariaw
v.
to expend
gwarineb
n.
gentleness
gwariwr
n.
a spender
gwarllost
n.
bar part of a yoke
gwarogaeth
n.
homage
gwarogaethu
v.
to do homage
gwarogi
v.
to subjugate
gwarogiad
n.
a subjugating
gwarsangiad
n.
a trampling
gwarsyth
a.
stiffnecked
gwarsythni
n.
stiffneckedness
gwartiad
n.
a guarding
gwartu
v.
to guard, to ward
gwarth
n.
a shore; reproach
gwartha
v.
to throw upon
gwarthâad
n.
disparaging
gwarthaed
n.
aspersion
gwarthaf
n.
summit, surface
gwarthaflu
v.
to put on a stirrup
gwarthafu
v.
to go upon; to ride
gwarthal
n.
a thing to boot
gwarthan
n.
covert, shelter
gwarthâu
v.
to asperse
gwarthawr
n.
a quadrature
gwarthedig
degraded, disgraced
gwartheg
n.
horned cattle
gwarthegydd
n.
a drover
gwarther
n.
a cavalier
gwarthfa
n.
the private part
gwarthfor
n.
surf of the sea
gwarthiad
n.
an aspersion
gwarthle
n.
the privities
gwarthlef
n.
calumny
gwarthol
n.
a stirrup
gwarthrudd
n.
disgrace
gwarthruddiad
n.
scandalising
gwarthruddio
v.
to scandalise, to disparage
gwarthruddiol
a.
scandalising
gwarthu
v.
to asperse
gwarthus
a.
shameful
gwarwch
n.
gentleness
gwarwg
n.
a stoop, a bend
gwarwy
n.
pleasure
gwary
n.
bow of a yoke
gwas
n.
servant
gwasaeth
n.
service
gwasan
n.
a youth; a page
gwasanaeth
n.
service
gwasanaethgar
a.
serviceable
gwasanaethiad
n.
a serving
gwasanaethol
a.
ministering
gwasanaethu
v.
to serve
gwasanaethydd
n.
a server
gwasarn
n.
a foundation; what is strewed; litter; booty
gwasarniad
n.
a strewing
gwasarnu
v.
to strew, to litter
gwasg
n.
a press; a waste
gwasgar
n.
dispersion
a.
scattered
gwasgaredig
a.
scattered
gwasgaredd
n.
the quality of being dispersed
gwasgarfa
n.
scene of scattering or dispersion
gwasgariad
n.
a scattering
gwasgarod
n.
a dispersion
gwasgarog
a.
being scattered
gwasgarol
a.
scattering
gwasgaru
v.
to scatter
gwasgfa
n.
pressure; pang
gwasgiad
n.
a pressing
gwasgod
n.
shelter, covert
gwasgodfa
n.
covert; bower
gwasgodi
v.
to shelter, to shade
gwasgodiad
n.
sheltering
gwasgodlen
n.
an awning
gwasgodol
a.
sheltering
gwasgodwydd
n.
bower, arbour
gwasgol
a.
pressing, squeezing
gwasgrwym
n.
a bandage
gwasgu
v.
to press, to squeeze
gwasod
n.
tufty, as a cow
gwasodi
v.
to be tufty
gwasodrwydd
n.
tuftiness
gwasol
a.
ministering, serving
gwastad
n.
a level, a plain
a.
even, steady
gwastadedd
n.
eveness, a level
gwastadfa
n.
a level space
gwastadfod
n.
constant state
gwastadiad
n.
a levelling
gwastadle
n.
level place
gwastadol
uniform, continued
gwastadoldeb
n.
continuity
gwastadrwydd
n.
eveness
gwastadu
v.
to make level
gwastata
v.
to be steady
gwastatâd
n.
making steady
gwastatâu
v.
to smooth; to rest, to be composed
gwastraff
n.
prodigality
gwastraffiad
n.
a squandering
gwastraffu
v.
to squander
gwastraffwr
n.
a prodigal or wasteful man
gwastrawd
n.
a groom
gwastrin
n.
servitude, toil
gwastrodedd
n.
office of a groom
gwastrodi
v.
to serve as a groom
gwasu
v.
to make as a servant
gwatwar
n.
mockery, jest
v.
to mock, to deride
gwatwaredigaeth
n.
derision
gwatwareg
n.
sarcasm, irony
gwatwargar
a.
derisive, sarcatic
gwatwargerdd
n.
irony, satire
gwatwariad
n.
a mocking
gwatwarol
a.
mocking, sarcatic
gwatwaru
v.
to mock, to jest
gwatwarus
a.
mocking
gwatwarwr
n.
a mocker
gwau
n.
weaving; a knitting
v.
to weave; to knit
gwaudd
n.
a daughter-in-law
gwaun
n.
a meadow, a down
gwawch
n.
a loud scream
gwawd
n.
panegyric; irony
gwawdgar
a.
fond of praise; apt to jeer
gwawdiad
n.
a panegyrising
gwawdio
v.
to jeer
gwawdodyn
n.
a metre
gwawdus
adj.
encomastic; jeering, ironical
gwawdydd
n.
a panegyrist
gwawl
n.
light, radiancy
gwawn
n.
the gossamer
gwawr
n.
the dawn; a hue
gwawriad
n.
a dawning
gwawrio
v.
to dawn
gwb
n.
a moan, a doleful cry
gwden
n.
a withe; a coil
gwdeniad
n.
a withing
gwdenu
v.
to twist a withe
gwdd
n.
what twists or turns
gwddor
n.
a wooden bridge
gwddw
n.
the neck
gwddf
n.
the neck
gwddwgen
n.
a neckcloth
gwe
n.
a web
gwead
n.
a weaving
gweadur
n.
weaver
gweb
n.
a visage; a phiz
gwech
a.
brave; fine, gay
gwed
n.
utterance; a saying
gwedi
prep.
after, later than
adv.
after afterwards
gwediad
n.
a saying
gwedol
a.
relating to speech
gwedresi
n.
a lizard
gwedyd
n.
speaking or telling
v.
to say, to speak
gwedd
n.
aspect, form; a team
gweddaidd
orderly, appropriate
gweddeidd-dra
n.
orderliness, propriety, decency; moderation; handsomeness
gweddeiddgar
a.
orderly, decent
gweddeiddiad
n.
a making decent or becoming
gweddi
n.
supplication, prayer
gweddiad
n.
a praying
n.
a conforming
gweddiant
n.
conformity
gweddig
a.
seemly, decent
gweddill
n.
remnant
gweddillio
v.
to leave remnants
gweddio
v.
to pray, to supplicate
gweddiwr
n.
a supplicator, a petitioner
gweddlys
n.
the herb woad
gweddog
a.
connected, yoked
gweddol
a.
orderly; reasonable
gweddoldeb
n.
orderliness
gweddoli
v.
to render orderly
gweddu
v.
to render orderly; to yoke; to wed; to become
gweddus
a.
orderly; seemly
gweddusdra
n.
orderliness
gweddusiad
n.
making orderly
gwedduso
v.
to render orderly
gweddw
a.
fit for connection; single; widow
gweddwad
n.
a rendering single or widow
gweddwdod
n.
single state; widowhood
gweddwi
v.
to render single
gweddyg
n.
a shoe-last
gwefl
n.
a chop, a snout, a lip
gwefliad
n.
a chop-full
gweflod
n.
dash on the chops
gweflodio
v.
to dash the chops
gweflog
a.
blubber-lipped
gwefr
n.
the drug amber
gwefraidd
the nature of amber
gwifrol
a.
of amber quality
gwefru
v.
to do with amber
gwefus
n.
the human lip
gwefusglec
n.
lip smack
gwefusiad
n.
a touching the lip
gwefuso
v.
to touch the lips
gwefusog
a.
having lips
gwefusol
a.
labial of the lip
gweg
n.
a totter, a wagging
gwegi
n.
vanity, levity
gwegiad
n.
a tottering
gwegian
v.
to keep tottering
gwegil
n.
the nape of the neck
gwegilad
n.
a turning from
gwegilio
v.
to turn the back
gwegilsyth
a.
stiffnecked
gwegio
v.
to totter, to wag
gwegiol
a.
tottering, wagging
gweglyd
a.
tottering, feeble
gwegriad
n.
a searching, a sifting
gwegru
v.
to searce, to sift
gwegrwr
n.
a sifter
gwegryn
n.
a searcing, a sifting
gwegryniad
n.
a searcing
gwegrynu
v.
to searce, to sift
gwengyn
n.
the sewin, a fish
gwehelyth
n.
a lineage; a tribe
gwehil
n.
imperfect fruit
gwehiliad
n.
yielding of refuse
gwehilio
v.
to yield refuse
gwehilion
n.
refuse, trash
gwehyn
n.
an exhaustion
gwehyniad
n.
effusion
gwehynol
a.
effusive, pouring
gwehynu
v.
to effuse, to pour
gweiddi
v.
to cry out, to call
gweilgi
n.
torrent; ocean
gweilging
n.
a beam, a bar, a perch
gweili
n.
spare, surplusage
gweiling
n.
pale brass
gweilw
n.
a spare, a surplus
gweilydd
n.
a sparer
gweini
v.
to attend, to minister, to serve
gweiniad
n.
a serving; a sheathing
gweiniant
a ministration
gweinid
n.
attendance; service
gweinidog
n.
minister; servant
gweinidogaeth
n.
ministry, service
gweinidogaethu
v.
to minister
gweinidoges
n.
a maidservant
gweinidogiad
n.
a ministering
gweinidogol
a.
ministrant
gweinif
n.
ministration
gweinifiad
n.
one who serves
gweinig
a.
ministrant, serving
gweinigiad
n.
a ministering
gweimgio
v.
to minister
gweinigiol
a.
ministrant
gweinio
v.
to put in a sheath
gweiniol
a.
being ministrant; sheathing
gweinydd
n.
an attendant; servitor
gweinyddes
n.
female attendant
gweinyddferch
n.
a serving woman
gweinyddiad
n.
a ministering
gweinyddiaeth
n.
ministry
gweinyddol
a.
ministering
gweirdir
n.
hay land
gweirglawdd
n.
a hay-field
gweiriad
n.
a making into hay
gweirio
v.
to become hay
gweiryn
n.
a blade of hay
gweisgwen
n.
a press, a stamp
gweisgi
a.
alert, brisk, gay. Cnau gweisgi, ripe nuts
gweisgiad
n.
a rendering brisk; a slipping out
gweisgio
v.
to slip about
gweisgion
n.
husks, shells
gweisgioni
v.
to husk; to crumble
gweisionain
n.
tiny striplings
gweitio
v.
to wait
gweithdy
n.
a workhouse
gweithfa
n.
a manufactory
gweithfuddig
a.
victorious
gweithgar
a.
industrious
gweithiad
n.
a working
gweithian
adv.
now
gweithiau
adv.
sometimes
gweithiedydd
n.
an operator
gweithio
v.
to work
gweithiol
a.
working
gweithiwr
n.
a workman
gweithle
n.
a workshop
gweithon
adv.
at present, now
gweithred
n.
action, act
gweithredai
n.
an operator
gweithrediad
n.
working
gweithrediant
n.
operation
gweithredol
a.
operative, active
gweithredu
v.
to operate
gweithredwr
n.
a worker
gwêl
n.
the sight or vision
gweladwy
a.
what may be seen
gwelameg
n.
haw in the eye
gwelchyn
n.
pert little fellow
gweled
n.
vision
v.
to see
gwelediad
n.
a seeing
gwelediant
n.
vision
gweledig
a.
being seen, visible
gweledigaeth
n.
a vision
gweledydd
n.
a spectator
gweli
n.
a wound; calumny
gweliad
n.
a laying open; a wounding
gwelio
v.
to lay open; to wound
gwelw
n.
a pale hue
a.
pale
gwelwad
n.
a making pale
gwelwder
n.
paleness
gwelwi
v.
to grow pale
gwelwlas
a.
pale blue
gwely
n.
a bed, a couch; a plat; a tribe
gwelyd
n.
an opening; a wound
gwelydd
n.
a bed; stock of a family
gwelyddu
v.
to take response
gwelyddyd
n.
a repository
gwelyf
n.
a couch, or a bed
gwelyfod
n.
a lying in
gwelyfodi
v.
to lie in
gwelyg
n.
a wine press
gwelygordd
n.
a kindred
gwelyo
v.
to put in bed; to bed
gwelyod
n.
a laying-in
gwelyog
a.
bedded, having a bed; hereditary
gwell
a.
better
gwella
v.
to better, to mend
gwellâd
n.
a bettering
gwelladwy
a.
improveable
gwellaif
n.
shears, scissors
gwellâu
v.
to better, to improve
gwelleifiad
cutting with shears
gwelleifio
v.
to cut with shears
gwelliad
n.
a bettering
gwelliannu
to better, to mend
gwelliant
n.
amendment
gwellig
a.
improving, mending
gwellineb
a.
improvement
gwelling
n.
a benediction
gwellt
n.
grass; sward; straw
gwelltiad
n.
a turning to straw
gwelltio
v.
to turn to straw
gwelltog
a.
grassy, having straw
gwelltorio
v.
to cover with grass
gwelltyn
n.
grass blade, straw
gwellwell
adv.
better and better
gwellyniad
n.
an improving
gwellynio
v.
to improve
gwemp
a.
fair, gay or splendid
gwempl
n.
a wimple, a veil
gwen
n.
a smile, a simper
n.
a fair one, a beauty
gwenan
n.
a blister on the skin
gwenci
n.
stout, fitch, weazle
gwendid
n.
weakness, frailty
gwendydd
n.
morning star
gwener
n.
what yields bliss; Venus, Dydd Gwener, Friday
gwenfa
n.
a curd of a bridle
gwenhwys
n.
men of Gwent
gweniaeth
n.
flattery
gwenieithiad
n.
a flattering
gwenieithio
v.
to flatter
gwenieithus
a.
apt to flatter
gwenith
n.
wheat
gwenithen
n.
a grain of wheat
gwenithfaen
n.
granite
gwennol
n.
a swallow; a shuttle
gweno
n.
the evening star
gwênol
a.
smiling, pleasing
gwent
n.
a fair or open region. A name for a part of Monmouthshire
gwentas
n.
a high shoe
gwenu
v.
to smile, simper
gwenwisg
n.
a surplice
gwenwyn
n.
venom, poison
gwenwynad
n.
a poisoning
gwenwyndra
n.
poisonousness; fretfulness
gwenwynig
a.
poisonous
gwenwynllyd
a.
poisonous; fretful
gwenwyno
v.
to poison
gwenwynol
a.
poisonous
gwenyd
n.
felicity; bliss
gwenydiad
n.
a making happy
gwenyddiad
n.
felicity
gwenyddol
a.
felicitous; amusing
gwenyn
n.
the bees
gwenynen
n.
a single bee
gwenynlle
n.
a place for bees
gwenynllestr
n.
a bee hive
gwenynog
a.
abounding with bees
gweol
a.
relating to weaving
gwep
n.
a visage, a phiz
gwepa
n.
the visage or look
gwepio
v.
to make a long face
gwer
n.
tallow, or suet
gwerchyr
n.
a cover, a lid
gwerchyriad
n.
a covering
gwerchyrio
v.
to cover with a lid
gwerdd
a.
green, verdant
gwerddon
n.
a green spot
gweren
n.
a cake of tallow
gwerin
n.
the multitude
a.
vulgar, or universal
gwerinad
n.
a becoming general
gweriniaeth
n.
democracy
gweriniaethol
a.
democratic
gwerino
v.
to spread out
gwerinol
a.
universal; vulgar
gwerinos
n.
the rabble, mob
gwerlas
n.
a green meadow
gwerlin
n.
pure, descent
gwern
n.
a swamp; a mead; alder
gwernen
n.
an alder tree
gwerol
a.
tallowy; like suet
gwers
n.
a verse, a lesson
gwersa
v.
to tattle, to gossip
gwersig
n.
a short lesson
gwersyll
n.
encampment
gwersyllfa
n.
site of a camp
gwersylliad
n.
an encamp
gwersyllu
v.
to encamp
gwerth
n.
value, price; sale
gwerthadwy
a.
salable, vendable
gwerthefin
a.
sovereign
gwerthfawr
valuable, precious
gwerthfawredd
n.
preciousness
gwerthiad
n.
a selling, vending
gwerthiant
n.
price; vendition
gwerthiog
a.
precious, valuable
gwerthu
v.
to sell, to traffic
gwerthyd
n.
a spindle, axis
gwerthydaid
n.
a spindle-ful
gwerthydu
v.
to put on a spindle
gwerthyr
n.
a fortification
gweru
v.
to generate tallow
gweryd
n.
sward; moss
gwerydiad
n.
a swarding
gwerydre
n.
cultivated land; an inhabited region
gwerydu
v.
to sward; to grow moss; to til
gwerydwedd
n.
the face of the earth
gwerydd
n.
a spring; a youth
gweryddol
a.
tending to spring
gweryddu
v.
to spring; to wanton
gweryn
n.
a worm, a bot
gweryriad
n.
a neighing
gweryru
v.
to neigh
gwes
n.
what is moving
gwesgrydd
n.
circumrotation
gwesgryn
n.
agitation
gwesgrynu
to cause agitation
gwesod
n.
departure
gwest
n.
a visit
gwesta
v.
to go visiting
gwestai
n.
a visitor, a guest
gwesteiad
n.
a visiting about
gwesteiaeth
n.
act of visiting
gwestfa
n.
lodging
gwestfil
n.
a prowling animal
gwestiad
n.
a visiting
gwestifiant
n.
a visitor, a guest
gwestle
n.
a place of entertainment
gwestledd
n.
tumultuous state
gwestliad
n.
a making a riot
gwestlog
riotous, tumultuous
gwestlu
v.
to raise a tumult
gwestu
v.
to lodge; to entertain
gwestwng
n.
a going down
gwestyngu
v.
to decline
gwestl
n.
hurly-burly, riot
gwestr
n.
a hitch, a noose
gwesu
v.
to depart, to go out
gwesyn
n.
a youth; a page
gwesyndod
n.
servility
gwêu
v.
to weave; to knit
gweuad
n.
weaving; knitting
gweud
v.
to say, to speak
gweuol
a.
weaving; knitting
gweunblu
n.
meadow-down
gweundir
n.
meadow-land
gweurydd
n.
a slave
gwew
n.
purgency; a smart
gwewyr
n.
pain, anguish
gwewyrlys
n.
anise-seed
gwëydd
n.
a weaver; loom
gwëyddes
n.
a female weaver
gwëyadiaeth
n.
weaver's trade
gwg
n.
a frown; glance
gwi
n.
a sudden emotion
gwial
n.
rods, twigs
gwiail
n.
rods, twigs
gwiala
v.
to gather twigs
gwialen
n.
a rod; a perch
gwialenaid
n.
length of a rod
gwialenffust
n.
a flail-yard
gwialenod
n.
stroke of a rod
gwialenodio
to beat with a rod
gwialffust
n.
a flail rod
gwib
n.
a serpentine course, a range; a drive
gwibad
n.
a ranging about
gwiban
n.
any sort of fly
gwibed
n.
flies, gnats
gwibedyn
n.
a fly
gwiber
n.
a serpent; a viper
gwibfa
n.
a wandering course
gwibiad
n.
stroller, vagrant
gwibio
v.
to rove, to gad
gwibiol
a.
erratic, wandering
gwiblad
n.
a flying about
gwibli
n.
gadding, vagrance
gwiblo
v.
to fly or gad about
gwiblu
n.
band of vagrants
gwibwrn
n.
a whirling eddy
gwica
v.
to hawk or cry about
gwicawr
n.
a hawker
gwiced
n.
a wicket, a gate
gwich
n.
a crash; a squeak
gwichad
n.
a squeaking
gwichell
n.
creaker, squeaker
gwichiad
n.
a periwinkle, or sea snail
gwichiedyn
n.
a periwinkle, or sea snail
gwichian
v.
to keep squeaking or squealing
gwichydd
n.
a stoat
gwichio
v.
to creak
gwichyll
n.
a stoat
gwichyn
n.
a stoat
gwid
n.
a quick whirl
gwidd
a.
dried, withered
gwiddan
n.
a hag; a witch
gwiddiant
n.
a withering
gwiddon
rotted particles; mites
gwiddoni
v.
to dry rot; to breed mites
gwiddonog
a.
having mites
gwif
n.
a lever, a crow-bar
gwifrwym
n.
a fulcrum
gwig
n.
a nook, a cove
gwigfa
n.
a cove, a retreat
gwing
n.
a wriggle, a wince
gwinged
n.
wriggling; wantonness
gwingiad
n.
a wriggling
gwingo
v.
to wriggle; to wince
gwingog
adj.
wriggling; winking
gwingol
adj.
wriggling; winking
gwingwr
n.
struggler; wincer
gwil
n.
a shunning; a watch
gwilfrai
n.
a badger
gwilff
n.
an epithet for a mare
gwilhersu
v.
to romp about
gwilhobain
v.
to be galloping
gwiliad
n.
a taking care
gwiliadwraeth
n.
a bewaring
gwilied
v.
to take care, to guard
gwilio
v.
to take care
gwilog
a.
full of starts; a mare
gwilri
n.
a wanton squeal
gwilrin
n.
a squeal of ecstacy
gwilwst
n.
an epithet for a mare
gwill
n.
strayer, vagabond
gwilliad
n.
vagrant; lurker
gwilliades
n.
female stroller
gwin
n.
wine
gwina
v.
to tipple wine
gwinaeth
n.
a vintage
gwinaethu
v.
to gather the vintage
gwinau
a.
bay, auburn
gwinc
n.
the chaffinch
gwinegr
n.
vinegar
gwineuo
v.
to turn to a bay colour
gwingafn
n.
a wine-press
gwinien
n.
a vine-tree, wine
gwiniolen
n.
a maple-tree
gwiniolwydd
n.
maple-trees
gwinllan
n.
a vine-yard
gwinol
a.
of wine, vinous
gwinrawn
n.
vine grapes
gwinsang
n.
a wine-press
gwinwasg
n.
a wine-press
gwinwr
n.
a vintner
gwinydd
n.
a vintner
gwinwryf
n.
a wine-press
gwinwydd
n.
vines
gwinwydden
n.
a vine
gwipai
n.
a sparrow-hawk
gwir
n.
ether; purity; truth
a.
pure; right, true
gwirawd
n.
spirituous liquor
gwiredd
n.
verity, truth
gwireddiad
n.
a verifying
gwireddol
a.
veritable
gwireddu
v.
to verify
gwirf
n.
alcohol
gwirfodd
n.
good will
gwirfoddol
a.
voluntary
gwirfoddoldeb
n.
voluntariness
gwiriad
n.
a verifying
gwiriadwy
a.
verifiable
gwiriant
n.
a verification
gwiriedigaeth
n.
verification
gwiriedigaethu
v.
to verify
gwirin
a.
of pure or true nature
gwirineb
n.
verity, truth
gwirio
v.
to verify, to assert
gwiriol
a.
verifying; positive
gwirion
a.
truly right; innocent; ignorant
n.
innocence; ignorance
gwirionedd
n.
verity, truth
gwirioneddiad
n.
verification
gwirioneddu
v.
to verify
gwirioneddus
a.
verifying
gwirioni
v.
to become an innocent or idiot, to grow foolish
gwirioniad
n.
an innocent
gwirodi
v.
to serve spirits
gwirodol
a.
spiritous
gwirota
v.
to tipple liquors
gwirotai
n.
a dram-drinker
gwisg
n.
a garment, dress
gwisgad
a dressing; a wearing
gwisgiad
n.
a dressing
gwisgiadu
v.
to apparel
gwisgo
v.
to dress, to put on
gwisgogaeth
n.
apparel
gwiw
a.
apt; fit, meet, worthy
gwiwdeb
n.
fitness; worthiness
gwiwdod
n.
fitness; worthiness
gwiwell
n.
a widgeon, a female salmon
gwiwer
n.
a squirrel
gwiwsain
n.
a euphony
gwiwydd
n.
poplar trees
gwlad
n.
a country
gwladaidd
a.
country-like
gwladeiddiad
n.
rustication
gwladeiddio
v.
to rusticate
gwladeiddrwydd
n.
rusticity
gwladgar
a.
patriotic
gwladogi
v.
rusticate
gwladol
a.
of a country
gwladwch
n.
a common weal
gwladwr
n.
a countryman
gwladwriaeth
n.
a government
gwladychiad
n.
a governing
gwladychu
v.
to reign
gwlaidd
a.
mild
gwlan
n.
wool
gwlana
v.
to gather wool
gwlanblu
n.
down, hairs
gwlanen
n.
a flannel
gwlaniach
n.
downy hairs
gwlanog
a.
having wool
gwlaw
n.
rain
gwlawiad
n.
a raining
gwlawio
v.
to rain
gwlawiog
a.
of rain, rainy
gwlawiol
a.
relating to rain
gwlawlyd
a.
apt to rain, rainy
gwledig
a.
of a country
gwledigo
v.
to rusticate
gwledwch
a.
dominion
gwledd
n.
a banquet, a feast
gwledda
v.
to carouse
gwleddiad
n.
a carousing
gwleddog
a.
having a feast
gwleddol
a.
festival, festive
gwleiddiad
n.
a carousing
gwlf
n.
a channel, notch
gwlith
n.
dew
gwlithen
n.
dewsnail
gwlithfalwen
n.
a dewsnail
gwlithiad
n.
a falling of dew
gwlitho
v.
to cast a dew
gwlithog
a.
having dew, dewy
gwlithwlaw
n.
small rain
gwlithyn
n.
a dewdrop
gwlw
n.
a channel, notch
gwlib
n.
liquid, moisture
gwlyb
a.
liquid, wet, moist
gwlybâd
n.
humefaction
gwlybaniaeth
n.
humidity
gwlybâu
v.
to humectate
gwlyblad
n.
humectation
gwlybu
v.
to make wet
gwlybwr
n.
a liquid
gwlybyrog
a.
humid, rainy
gwlych
n.
moisture
gwlychiad
n.
a wetting
gwlydd
n.
stems of plants
a.
mild, tender, soft
gwlyddâd
n.
mollifying
gwlyddâu
v.
to mollify
gwlyddiad
n.
a mollifying
gwn
n.
a charger, a bowl
v.
I know
gwna
v.
make, do, execute
gwnedd
n.
a state of toiling
gwnelyd
v.
to make, to do
gwneuthur
v.
to do, to execute; to make, to perform
gwneuthuriad
n.
a making
gwneyd
v.
to do, to perform
gwni
n.
a stitch, a sewing
gwniad
n.
a sewing
gwniadur
n.
a thimble
gwniadydd
n.
a stitcher
gwniadyddes
n.
a seamstress
gwniedyddiaeth
n.
the business of a seamstress
gwnio
v.
to sew, to stitch
gwo
a.
prefix, used for Go
gwp
n.
head and neck of a bird
gwr
n.
a man, a person, a husband
gwra
v.
to take a husband
gwrab
n.
a monkey, an ape
gwrâch
n.
a hag, an old woman, a witch
gwrachan
n.
a little creature
gwrachanes
a little old woman
gwrachastell
n.
off-board of a plough
gwracheiddio
v.
to grow haggish
gwrachell
n.
a puny dwarf
gwrachen
n.
a crabbed dwarf
gwrachiaidd
a.
like an old hag
gwrachio
v.
to become a hag, to grow decrepit
gwradwydd
n.
reproach, scandal
gwradwyddiad
n.
a scandalizing
gwradwyddo
v.
to scandalize, to disgrace
gwradwyddus
a.
scandalous
gwradd
n.
a quantity
gwraddiad
n.
an aggregation
gwraddu
v.
to aggregate, to heap
gwrag
n.
what curves off; a bracer
gwragen
n.
a rib of a tilt, or basket
gwrageniad
n.
a ribbing; a bracing
gwragenu
v.
to rib; to curve
gwraich
n.
a sparkle
gwraid
n.
what is ardent
gwraidd
n.
a root
gwreiddion
n. p
roots
gwraig
n.
a woman; wife
gwraint
n.
worms in the skin; tetters
gwrandawiad
n.
a listening
gwrandawus
n.
attentive
gwrando
n.
a listening
v.
to listen, to hearken
gwrau
v.
to become manly
gwrcath
n.
a he cat
gwrcatha
v.
to caterwaul
gwrcathiant
n.
a caterwauling
gwrch
n.
what is upon
gwrda
n.
a man of note
gwrdäaeth
n.
manliness
gwrdd
a.
stout; ardent, vehement
gwrddiad
n.
a rendering ardent
gwrddu
v.
to render ardent
gwrddyn
n.
a dart; a javelin
gwrechyn
n.
a crabbed fellow
gwregys
n.
a girdle; a zone
gwregysiad
n.
a girdling
gwregysol
a.
having a girdle
gwregysu
v.
to girdle, to gird
gwreng
n.
plebian; yeoman
gwrengaidd
a.
plebian, boorish
gwrengyn
n.
a surly clown
gwreica
n.
wedding a wife
v.
to take a wife
gwreicdra
n.
fondness of women, adultery
gwreichion
n.
sparks
gwreichionen
n.
a spark
gwreichioni
v.
to sparkle
gwreichioniad
n.
scintillation, a sparkling
gwreichionog
a.
full of sparks
gwreichionol
a.
sparkling
gwreiddiad
n.
a rooting
gwreiddio
v.
to root, to originate
gwreiddiog
a.
having roots, rooted
gwreiddiol
a.
radical; rooted
gwreiddioldeb
n.
radicalness
gweiddrudd
n.
the madder
gwreiddyn
n.
a root
gwreigdda
n.
good-woman
gwreigen
n.
a little woman
gwreigeddos
n.
gossips
gwreigiaidd
a.
female; matronly
gwreigieiddo
v.
to become effeminate, womanish or tender
gwreigiog
a.
having a wife
gwreigiol
a.
feminine
gwreignith
n.
a little woman
gwreindod
n.
virility
gwreinen
n.
a ringworm
gwreinyn
n.
a ringworm
gwres
n.
heat, warmth
gwresiad
n.
a rendering hot
gwresog
a.
warm, fervent
gwresogi
v.
to become hot
gwresol
a.
of a heating quality
gwresu
v.
to fill with heat
gwrferch
n.
a virago
gwrhëwcri
n.
jocularity
gwrhëwcrus
a.
full of jokes
gwrhëwg
a.
extremely playful
gwrhyd
n.
a fathom
gwrhydri
n.
heroism, bravery
gwrhydu
v.
to fathom
gwriaeth
n.
man's estate
gwrial
n.
a combating
v.
to play the man
gwrid
n.
a blush; a flush
gwridgoch
n.
florid, ruddy
gwridiad
n.
a blushing
gwrido
v.
to blush
gwridog
a.
having a blush
gwridogi
v.
to become ruddy
gwring
n.
snap; crackle
gwringain
to snap; to crackle
gwringell
n.
a snap; a slice
gwringelliad
n.
a snapping
gwringellu
v.
to snap; to slice
gwriog
a.
having a husband
gwriogaeth
n.
homage
gwriogaethu
v.
to do homage
gwrith
n.
what is apparent
gwrm
n.
a dusky hue, a dun
gwrmder
n.
duskiness
gwrmlas
n.
sea-green
gwrmu
v.
to make dusky
gwrn
n.
a cone; an urn; a vessel tapering upwards
gwrnerth
n.
the speedwell
gwrol
a.
manly; valiant
gwrolaeth
n.
manhood
gwroldeb
n.
manliness
gwrolfryd
n.
magnanimity
gwrolgamp
n.
a manly feat
gwroli
v.
to become manly
gwron
n.
a worthy, a hero
gwrryw
n.
a male kind
gwrtaeth
n.
what improves, manure
gwrteithiad
n.
a manuring
gwrteithio
v.
to manure
gwrteithiol
a.
meliorating
gwrth
n.
opposition, contrast
prep.
against, opposite to
gwrthachos
n.
contrary cause
gwrthachwyn
n.
counter complaint
gwrthadrodd
a counter recital
gwrthaddysg
n.
heresy
gwrthagwedd
n.
counter form
gwrthaing
n.
a wedge
gwrthair
n.
antiphrasis
gwrthalw
n.
a recal
gwrthallu
n.
opposing power
gwrthamcan
n.
counter project
gwrthanfon
n.
a sending adversely
gwrthanian
n.
contrary nature
gwrthannog
n.
dehortation
gwrthansawdd
contrary quality
gwrtharddelw
n.
counter claim
gwrtharfod
n.
counter stroke
gwrtharwain
n.
a leading back
gwrthateb
n.
replication
gwrthattal
n.
counter stop
gwrthawel
n.
adverse gale
gwrthban
n.
a blanket
gwythbanu
v.
to double mill
gwrthben
n.
counter head; rivet
gwrthblaid
n.
adverse party
gwrthblyg
n.
duplicate
gwrthbrawf
n.
refutation
gwrthbryn
n.
counter buying
gwrthbwys
n.
counterpoise
gwrthbwyth
n.
retaliation
gwrthchwyth
n.
counter blast
gwrthdafl
n.
counter throw
gwrthdaith
n.
counter march
gwrthdal
n.
counter payment
gwrthdaro
n.
a repulse
gwrthdir
n.
abutting land
gwrthdor
n.
refraction
gwrthdrafod
n.
contravention
gwrthdramwy
n.
retrogradation
gwrthdrig
n.
counter residence
gwrthdrin
n.
contravention
gwrthdro
n.
a turn back
gwrthdroedion
n.
antipodes
gwrthwng
n.
a contrary oath, a counter swearing
gwrthdwyth
a springing back; elasticity
gwrthdynu
v.
to pull adversely
gwrthdyst
n.
counter evidence
gwrthdywyn
reflection of light
gwrthddadl
n.
a controversy
gwrthddadleuwr
n.
a controvertist
gwrthddangos
n.
contra-indication
gwrthddal
n.
a with-holding
gwrthddrych
n.
an object
gwrthddysg
n.
a heresy
gwrthddywedyd
v.
to contradict
gwrthddywediad
contradiction
gwrtheb
n.
an objection
gwrthedrych
n.
retrospect
gwrthegni
n.
a reaction
gwrtheiriad
n.
antiphrasis
gwrthenwad
n.
antinomasia
gwrthergyd
n.
a repulse
gwrthern
n.
a relation in the eventh degree of affinity
gwrthfach
n.
beard of a dart
gwrthfaru
n.
adverse judgment
gwrthfechni
n.
counter security
gwrthfeiad
n.
recrimination
gwrthfin
n.
a counter edge
gwrthfodd
n.
displeasure
gwrthfrad
n.
a counter plot
gwrthfur
n.
contramure
gwrthfwriad
n.
a casting back
gwrthgas
a.
perverse, forward
gwrthgefn
n.
a support
gwrthgerdd
n.
retrograde course
gwrthgerydd
n.
recrimination
gwrthgil
n.
a receding, a revolt
gwrthgiliwr
n.
a back-slider, a seceder, an apostate
gwrthgis
n.
retort, a rebuff
gwrthglawdd
n.
contravalation
gwrthgloch
n.
a resounding, an echo
gwrthgred
n.
a counter belief
gwrthgri
n.
a counter clamour
gwrthgrist
n.
an antichrist
gwrthgrych
a.
cross-grained
gwrthgur
n.
a counter stroke
gwrthgwymp
n.
apostacy, a falling away
gwrthgwyn
n.
a counter complaint
gwrthgyfarch
n.
a rencounter
gwrthgyfer
n.
a contrast
gwrthgyfle
n.
a counter position
gwrthgyfnewid
n.
a counter change
gwrthgyngor
n.
dehortation
gwrthgyhudded
recrimination
gwrthgylch
n.
a counter circle
gwrthgynllwyn
n.
a counter plot
gwrthgynal
n.
a counter support
gwrth-hawl
~, holion
n.
counter plea
gwrth-hoel
n.
a plug; rivet
gwrthiad
n.
an opposing
gwrthiaith
n.
a contradiction
gwrthias
n.
a counter shock
gwrthio
v.
to oppose
gwrthladd
n.
resistance
gwrthlais
n.
counter sound
gwrthlam
n.
a counter step
gwrthlef
n.
a cry against
gwrthlewyrch
n.
reflected light
gwrthlif
n.
counter current
gwrthlun
n.
an antitype
gwrthlys
n.
repugnance
gwrthlyw
n.
a counter guide
gwrthnaid
n.
a leap backwards
gwrthnaws
n.
an antipathy
gwrthnerth
n.
a counter power
gwrthneu
n.
an objection
gwrthnewid
n.
counter change
gwrthnod
n.
a counter mark
gwrthnysig
a.
refractory
gwrtho
v.
to withstand
gwrthod
v.
to refuse, to reject
n.
refusal, rejection
gwrthodiad
n.
a rejection
gwrthol
a.
adverse, contrary
gwrtholwg
n.
a retrospect
gwrtholygu
v.
to take a retrospect, to look contrarily
gwrthosod
v.
to place in opposition
gwrthosodiad
n.
a placing in opposition, opposition
gwrthran
n.
a counter share
gwrthred
n.
a recurrence
gwrthreithiad
n.
antinomian
gwrthres
n.
an adverse row
gwrthrif
n.
a counter reckoning
gwrthrimyn
n.
a pair of pincers
gwrthrith
n.
reflected object
gwrthrod
n.
a hostile army; a counter-wheel
gwrthrodiad
n.
retrocession
gwrthrodd
n.
a counter gift
gwrthrwyf
n.
counter impulsion
gwrthrwym
n.
a counter bond
gwrthryd
n.
an adverse course
gwrthryfel
n.
a rebellion
gwrthryfela
v.
to rebel
gwrthryfelgar
a.
rebellious
gwrthryfelgarwch
n.
rebelliousness
gwrthryfelwr
n.
a rebel
gwrthrym
n.
contrary; energy
gwrthryn
n.
oppugnancy
gwrthryw
n.
a contrary kind
gwrthsaf
n.
opposition
gwrthsain
n.
counter sound
gwrthsefyll
v.
to withstand
gwrthsyniad
n.
counter design
gwrthun
a.
ugly, unseemly, ill-favoured
gwrthwad
n.
a counter denial
gwrthwaith
n.
a retroaction
gwrthwal
n.
a contramure
gwrthwon
n.
contravention
gwrthwe
n.
a lining
gwrthwead
a counter weaving
gwrthwediad
n.
contradiction
gwrthwedd
n.
a contrast
gwrthwenwyn
n.
a counterpoison; an antidote
gwrthwyneb
n.
contrariety; nausea
gwrthwynebadwy
a.
that may be opposed, resistible
gwrthwynebiad
a.
opposition, confrontation
gwrthwynebrwydd
opposedness
gwrthwynebu
v.
to resist, to oppose; to confront
gwrthwynebus
a.
tending to turn against, disgusting
gwrthwynebwr
n.
an opposer, an adversary
gwrthwynt
n.
an adverse wind
gwrthymchwel
n.
a reverting or coming back
gwrthymdrech
n.
oppugnancy
gwrthymdro
n.
self-inversion
gwrthymdyniad
n.
a contending against
gwrthymddangos
n.
counter appearance
gwrthymddwyn
contrary inference
gwrthymegnïad
n.
a self-exertion against
gwrthymgyrch
n.
counter repetition
gwrthymladd
n.
oppugnancy
gwrthyni
n.
counter energy
n.
deformity, ugliness
gwrthysgrif
n.
a rescript
gwrwst
n.
to cramp
gwrych
n.
a hedge-row; bristles
gwrychell
n.
a thicket, a brake
gwrychiad
n.
a bristling up
gwrychu
v.
to make a hedgerow; to bristle
gwrychyn
n.
hedge-row, bristle
gwryd
n.
a chain
n.
a wreath
gwryddiad
n.
a wreathing
gwryddu
v.
to wreath
gwryf
n.
a spring; a press
gwryfiad
n.
a pressing
gwryfio
v.
to press
gwryfiwr
n.
pressman
gwryg
n.
energy, vigour
gwrygiad
n.
invigoration
gwrygiant
n.
vigour
gwrygio
v.
to grow vigorous
gwrygiol
a.
invigorating
gwrym
n.
seam; wheal
gwrymiad
n.
the act of making a seam
gwrymio
v.
to seam
gwrymseirch
n.
harness
gwrys
n.
ardency, violence
gwrysedd
n.
fervidity, violence
gwrysen
n.
a gooseberry
gwrysg
n.
boughs, branches
gwrysgen
n.
bough, branch
gwrysgiad
n.
a putting out boughs
gwrysgio
v.
to put out boughs
gwrysiad
n.
ardent, striving
gwrysio
v.
to strive ardently
gwryswydden
a.
gooseberry bush
gwst
n.
humour; a malady
gwstog
a.
distempered, diseased
gwstu
v.
to grow diseased
gwth
n.
a push, a thrust
gwthgar
a.
apt to push
gwthiad
n.
a pushing
gwthio
v.
to push, to thrust
gwthiol
a.
pushing, thrusting
gwthrym
n.
impulsive force
gwthwynt
n.
a squall
gwull
n.
flowerets, flowers
gwullio
v.
to bloom, to blossom
gwy
n.
fluid, liquid, water
gwyach
n.
water-fowl; grebe
gwyal
n.
a goal; the temple
gwyalen
n.
goal, mark
gwyar
n.
gore
gwybed
n.
gnats, flies
gwybedydd
n.
one who knows, a Gnostic
gwybod
n.
knowledge, science
v.
to know, to perceive
gwybodaeth
n.
knowledge
gwybodol
a.
knowing
gwybodus
a.
knowing
gwybren
n.
ether; the sky
gwybro
v.
to grow subtile
gwybrol
a.
ethereal, aerial
gwybyddiad
n.
a being conscious; one who is conscicious
gwybyddiaeth
n.
consciousness, knowledge
gwybyddol
a.
conscious
gwybyddu
v.
to be conscious
gwybyddus
a.
acquainted
gwych
a.
gallant, brave; gaudy
gwychder
n.
gallantry, pomp
gwychi
n.
wax
gwychlais
n.
a squeaking voice
gwychr
a.
valiant, brave
gwychu
v.
to make gallant
gwychydd
n.
a hero, worthy
gwyd
n.
passion, vice
gwydio
v.
to become vicious
gwydiol
a.
vicious, wicked
gwydn
a.
tough, tenacious, viscid
gwydnau
v.
to become tough
gwydnedd
n.
toughness, tenacity
gwydr
n.
glass; green
gwydraid
n.
a glass-ful
gwydraidd
a.
vitreous, glassy
gwydrin
a.
vitreous
gwydro
v.
to do with glass
gwydrogi
v.
to turn to glass
gwydrol
a.
vitreous, glassy
gwydroli
v.
to vitrify
gwydrwr
n.
a glazier
gwydryn
n.
a drinking glass
gwydus
a.
of a stubborn bent
gwydd
presence; also cognition
n.
trees; frame of wood
n.
a goose
a.
overgrown; wild
gwyddan
n.
a sylvan, a satyr
gwyddanes
n.
a wood nymph
gwyddbwyll
n.
game of chess
gwyddel
n.
a sylvan state; a Gwyddelian, or Irishman
gwgddeli
n.
brakes, bushes
gwyddelig
a.
sylvan; savage
gwydden
n.
a standing tree
gwydderbyn
prep.
in front of
gwyddfa
n.
a tumulous, a tomb
gwyddfaol
a.
monumental
gwyddfarch
n.
an epithet for a ship
gwyddfid
n.
the woodbine
gwyddfil
n.
a wild animal
gwyddfoch
n.
wild swine
gwyddfochyn
n.
a wild boar
gwyddgi
n.
a wild dog
gwyddhwch
n.
a wild sow
gwyddi
n.
a quickset hedge
gwyddiant
science, knowledge
gwyddif
n.
a hedging-bill
gwydding
n.
a quickset hedge
gwyddlan
n.
plantation of trees
gwyddle
n.
a woody place
gwyddlwdn
n.
a wild beast
gwyddlwyn
n.
the pimpernel
gwyddor
n.
a rudiment
gwyddon
n.
philosopher
gwyddoni
v.
to philosophize
gwyddonol
a.
philosophical
gwyddol
a.
scientific
gwyddori
v.
to form a rudiment
gwyddorol
a.
rudimental
gwyddwal
n.
a thicket
gwyddwig
n.
a woody fastness
gwyddwydd
n.
the honey suckle
gwyf
n.
what extends
gwyfen
n.
a moth, a worm
gwyfenog
a.
having moths
gwyfo
v.
to run out or flat
gwyfon
n.
raspberries
gwyfr
n.
a wire
gwyfyn
n.
a moth, a worm
gwyg
n.
what is flaccid
gwygbys
n.
a chit-peas
gwyglyd
flaccid; void of energy
gwygyl
a.
flaccid; sultry
gwyl
n.
a sight, show, festival
a.
modest, bashful
gwylad
n.
a beholding
gwylaeth
n.
the lettuce
gwylan
n.
a gull, a sea mew
gwylar
n.
the coral
gwylch
n.
semblance
gwylchiad
n.
a seeming
gwylchu
v.
to seem
gwylder
n.
bashfulness
gwyled
v.
to behold, to see
gwylaed
n.
bashfulness
gwylfa
n.
a watching place
gwylfan
n.
a sentry place
gwyliad
n.
vision; watching
gwyliadur
n.
a sentinel
gwyliadwr
n.
a watchman
gwyliwr
n.
a watchman
gwylydd
n.
a watchman
gwyliadwraeth
n.
the office or duty of a watchman; a watch
gwyliadwrus
a.
watchful
gwylied
v.
to watch
gwylio
v.
to watch
gwyliedydd
n.
a sentinel
gwylmabsant
n.
a parish wake
gwylmabsanta
v.
to keep wakes
gwylnos
n.
a wake night
gwylnosi
v.
to keep vigils
gwylo
v.
to be bashful; to weep
gwylog
n.
the guillemot
gwylys
n.
the licorice plant
gwyll
a.
gloom, darkness
a.
gloomy, dark, dusky
gwylledd
n.
gloom
gwyllion
n.
shades; goblins
gwyllt
n.
a wild, wilderness
n.
wild, savage, rapid. Dafaden, wyllt a cancer
gwylltfil
n.
a wild animal
gwylltiad
n.
a making wild
gwylltineb
n.
wildness; rage
gwylltio
v.
to make wild; to rage
gwyllyn
n.
culture; aration
gwyllyniad
n.
a culturing
gwyllynio
v.
to culture
gwyllys
n.
the will; desire
gwyllysgar
a.
willing; tractable
gwyllysiad
n.
a willing
gwlylysyiol
a.
willing, desirous
gwyllysu
v.
to will; to desire
gwymon
n.
sea weed
gwymp
a.
smart, trim; fair
gwympedd
n.
smartness
gwyn
n.
white; what is fair
a.
white; fair; blessed
n.
rage, smart; lust
gwynad
n.
a whitening
n.
a smarting
gwynaeth
n.
felicity; bliss
gwynaf
n.
a fretful state
gwynafiad
n.
a being froward
gwynafog
a.
peevish; vicious
gwynafu
v.
to act frowardly
gwynaint
n.
the highest heaven, the empyrean
gwynâu
v.
to become white
gwynblwm
n.
white lead
gwynder, gwyndra
n.
whiteness
gwyndod
n.
felicity, blist
gwyndro
n.
stupor; numbness
gwyndwn
n.
lay land; lay hay
gwynddas
a.
peevish, fretful
gwynddasu
v.
to act peevishly
gwyneb
n.
a face, a visage
gwynebedd
n.
superficies
gwynebiad
n.
a facing
gwynebol
a.
facing, fronting
gwynebu
v.
to face, to front
gwynebwarth
n.
shame of face, a fine so called
gwyneg
a throb; a spasm; rheumatism
gwynegiad
n.
a throbbing
gwynegol
a.
throbbing; spasmodic
gwynegu
v.
to throb; to ache
gwyneithiad
n.
a consecrating
gwyneithu
v.
to consecrate
gwynfryd
n.
a happy mind
gwynfyd
n.
felicity, happiness
gwynfydedig
a.
blessed, happy
gwynfydiad
n.
a becoming fanatic
gwynfydu
v.
to become frantic; to become fanatic
gwyngalch
a.
being white-washed
gwyngalchiad
n.
a whitewashing
gwyngalchu
v.
to whitewash
gwyniad
n.
a whiting, a making white; whiting, (a fish)
gwyniaeth
n.
a blessed state
gwynias
a.
of glowing heat
gwyniasu
v.
to make red hot
gwyniedyn
n.
a whiting
gwyning
n.
the sap of timber
gwynio
v.
to throb; to lust
gwynlas
a.
pale blue, whitish blue, sky-coloured
gwynnaeth
n.
flatulency
gwynod
n.
hasty pudding
gwynog
a.
passionate, full of rage
gwynon
n.
dry sticks for fuel
gwynrew
n.
numbness by cold
gwynt
n.
wind, breath
gwynthollt
n.
a wind-crack
gwyntiad
n.
ventilation
gwyntio
v.
to blow
gwyntog
a.
windy, full of wind
gwyntyll
n.
a ventilator
gwyntylliad
n.
a ventilating
gwyntyllio
v.
to ventilate
gwynu
v.
to whiten, to bleach
gwynwg
n.
whiteness
gwynwy
n.
white of egg
gwynwydd
n.
the willows
gwynygiad
n.
a glittering
gwyr
n.
pure element; ether, freshness; a green tinge
a.
fresh, vigorous, verdant
gwyr, gwyra
a.
pure; fresh; lively
gwyraeth
n.
sublimation
gwyrain
n.
barnacles
v.
to sublimate
gwyran
n.
coarse rushy grass
gwyrch
n.
an overtopping
gwyrdra
n.
freshness
gwyrdd
a.
green
gwyrddedd
n.
greenness
gwyrddfaen
n.
an emerald
gwyrddiad
n.
a making green
gwyrddlas
a.
greenish blue
gwyrddon
n.
a verdant plat
gwyrddu
v.
to make green
gwyredd
obliquity; wryness; bias
gwyrddni
obliquity; wryness; bias
gwyreiniad
n.
sublimation
gwyreinio
v.
to sublimate
gwyreinig
a.
luxuriant; lively
gwyrf
a.
pure, fresh, not salt
gwyrfedd
pureness, freshness
gwyrfiad
n.
a freshening
gwyrfio
v.
to freshen
gwyriaws
n.
a privet
gwyrin
a.
of a fresh nature; chaste
gwyrlen
n.
a garland
gwyrni
n.
bots or wornils, maggots in cows; wryness
gwyrth
n.
virtue; a miracle
gwyrthiad
n.
a giving virtue
gwyrthio
v.
to confer virtue
gwyrthiol
virtuous; miraculous
gwyrthioldeb
n.
virtuousness, miraculousness
gwyrtos
n.
ignoble persons
gwyrydd
what is pure or chaste
gwyryf
n.
a virgin, a maid
a.
fresh, pure untainted
gwyryfdod
n.
virginity, chastity
gwyryfiad
n.
a making fresh
gwyryfol
a.
virginal, maiden
gwyryfu
v.
to make fresh
gwyryng
n.
maggots
gwys
n.
people, a peopled region
gwŷs
n.
a summons
gwysedig
a.
being summoned
gwysg
n.
gravity; a stream
a.
precipitate, headlong
gwysgi
n.
tendency to a level
gwysgiad
n.
a precipitating
n.
a summoning
gwysgio
v.
to precipitate
gwysgiol
a.
precipitant
gwysgion
n.
pottage, porridge
gwysgod
n.
precipitation
gwysigen
n.
a blister, a bladder
gwysio
v.
to summon
gwysiol
a.
summoning
gwyslythyr
n.
writ of citation
gwyso
v.
to summon, to cite
gwyst
n.
what is shrunk or low
gwystl
n.
a pledge; a hostage
gwystle
n.
a pledging
gwystledigaeth
the act of pledging
gwystleidiaeth
n.
a pledging; a mortgaging
gwystliad
n.
a pledging
gwystlo
v.
to pledge, to pawn
gwystlwr
n.
a pawner
gwystno
v.
to wither
gwystyn
a.
withered, dried
gwyth
n.
a channel; a drain; a view
gwythad
n.
irritation, chafing
gwythaint
n.
bird of wrath
gwythen
n.
a duct, a vein
gwythenog
a.
having veins
gwythenol
a.
venal, of veins
gwythien
a vein, a blood-vessel
gwythig
a.
infuriate, wrathful
gwythlon
a.
wrathful, furious
gwytho
v.
to irritate
gwythod
n.
irritation
gwythog
a.
wrathful, angry
gwythol
a.
wrathful, raging
gwythwr
n.
an angry man
gwyw
withered, faded; feeble
gwywder
n.
faded state
gwywel
n.
withered vegetation
gwywiad
n.
a withering
gwywo
v.
to wither, to fade
gwywol
a.
tending to wither