io
interj.
well-a-day, lack-a-day
ioed
n.
time past; ever
iolad
n.
a worshipping
iolaeth
n.
adoration, worship
iolaethu
v.
to adore
iolawr
n.
an adorer
iolch
n.
an act of devotion
ioli
v.
to praise; to worship
ion
n.
a first cause; the Lord
ionawr
n.
January
ior
n.
the eternal; the Lord
iorn
n.
a burst, a thrust
iornad
n.
a bursting through
iorni
v.
to burst through
iorthawl
a.
incessant; diligent
iorthi
v.
to be continual
iorthyn
n.
assiduity