hi
n.
a female
pron.
she, her
hic
n.
a snap; a trick
hiced
n.
a trick, cheat
hicell
n.
a long handled bill
hicio
v.
to snap; to trick
hid
a.
aptness to run through
hidl
a.
distilling; shedding
n.
a strainer, a colander
hidlaid
a.
distilling, dropping
n.
a distilling, a dropping
hidlion
n.
droppings
hidlo
v.
to distil, to run
hif
n.
a skin, a surface
hifiad
n.
the peeling of the skin
hifio
v.
to peel off the skin
hifyn
n.
the strip of skin
hiff
n.
a flake; a drift
hiffiad
n.
a flaking; a drifting
hiffiant
n.
a drift; a foam
hiffio
v.
to cast flakes; to drift
hifl
n.
a gush, a spirt
hifflaid
to gush, to spirt
hifflo
to gush, to spirt
hiffliad
n.
a spirting
hiffyn
n.
a flake; a drift
hil
n.
a fragment; emanation; produce; issue; progency
hilen
n.
a bearing female
hiliad
n.
a producing, a generating
hiliant
n.
issue, progenry
hilig
a.
procreate
n.
an issue
hilio
v.
to yield, to bring forth, to produce
hiogaeth
n.
offspring, issue
hiliogi
v.
to render prolific
hilus
a.
being in particles
hilyn
n.
a particle, emanation
hin
n.
weather; temperature
hindda
n.
fair weather
hinio
v.
to change the weather
hiniog
n.
a door-frame; a sill
hinon
n.
serene weather
hinoni
v.
to become serene
hip
n.
a sudden tap
hipiad
n.
a tapping, a tipping
hipio
v.
to tap, to tip
hir
a.
long; tedious; dilatory
hiraeth
n.
longing; regret
hiraethiad
n.
a longing
hiraethlon
a.
full of regret
hiraethog
a.
longing
hiraethol
a.
longing; regretting
hiraethu
v.
to long; to regret
hiraethus
a.
longing; regretting
hirâu
v.
to lengthen
hirbell
a.
very far, distant
hirbwyll
n.
deliberate caution
hirchwedl
n.
a long story
hirder
n.
length; longitude
hirdrig
a.
of long tarrying
hirddydd
n.
a long day
hireinios
n.
a long life
hirfod
n.
a long abiding
hirfryd
a.
of even mind
hirglust
a.
long eared
hirglwyf
n.
long-sickness
hirglyw
a.
being long eared
hirgrwn
n.
a cylinder; a cylinderical
hirgul
a.
long and narrow
hirgwyn
n.
a long complaint
hirgylch
n.
an ellipse
hirhoedl
n.
longevity
hirhoedlog
a.
long-lived
hiriad
n.
a lengthening
hirian
n.
a tall lank person
hiriannu
v.
to prolong
hiriant
n.
length, delay
hirio
v.
to lengthen
hirlidio
v.
to bear anger long
hirnos
n.
a long night
hirnych
n.
long affliction
hiroddef
n.
longsuffering
hiroed
n.
long waiting
hirwlydd
n.
the maidenhair
hirtrwm
n.
a fribble
hityn
n.
a ragamuffin
hithau
pron.
she also, her also