gywyllysio
v.
to will; to desire
gythred
n.
channel of a stream
gythreden
n.
a rivulet
gybain
v.
to wail, to moan
gyda
prep.
mutation of CYDA; with; in contact with
gyferbyn
prep.
over against
gygiad
a glancing; a frowning, a looking grimly
gygol
a.
glancing; frowning
gygu
v.
to glance; to frown
gygus
a.
frowning; grim, glum
gylf
a bill, or a beak
gylfant
a bill, or a beak
gylfgragen
n.
a scollop-shell
gylfin
n.
a bill, or beak
gylfinbraff
n.
the cross-beak
gylfin-gam
a.
hook-beaked
gylfinhir
n.
the curlew
gylfog
a.
having a beak
gylyf
n.
sickle, reaping-hook
gyllyngdod
n.
remission
gyllyngiad
n.
a loosening
gyllyngu
v.
to loosen, to relax
gynaid
n.
a cup-ful
gynell
n.
a close gown
gynnau
adv.
a little while ago
gynog
a.
wearing a gown
gynt
adv.
formerly of yore
gynydd
n.
a gunner
gyr
n.
a drive; an impulse; an onset, a drove
gyrddu
v.
to act vehemently
gyrddwynt
n.
a hurricane
gyrfa
n.
a drive, a course
gyrfarch
n.
a race-horse
gyrferth
n.
a breathing out
gyrferthu
v.
to breath out
gyrfëydd
n.
driver; racer
gyriad
n.
a driving; a racing
gyriedydd
driver, racer
gyrwr
driver, racer
gyrn
a.
imperious; supreme
gyrod
n.
a driving; impulsion
gyrol
a.
driving; impulsive
gyrthiad
n.
touching; dashing
gyrthio
v.
to touch; to push
gyrthiol
a.
coming in contact
gyru
v.
to drive, to race; to send, to convey
gyrwynt
n.
a tornado
gyrhynt
n.
a current
gysb
n.
staggers; black beetle
gyst
a.
humid, moist, damp
gystwng
n.
act of lowering
gystyngu
v.
to lower, to abase
gyth
n.
a murmur
gythiad
n.
a murmuring
gythol
murmuring, grumbling
gythu
v.
to murmur, to grumble