od
n.
what is clear; snow
a.
notable, excellent; odd
conj.
it
odi
v.
to snow
odiad
n.
a falling of snow
odiaeth
n.
what is notable, rarity
odiaethol
a.
peculiar, notable
odiaethu
v.
to render notable
odid
n.
peculiarity, rarity
adv.
probably; rarely
odli
v.
to make rhyme; to rhyme
odliad
n.
a rhyming
odlog
a.
rhythmical; rhymed
odlyd
a.
niveous, or snowy
odwlaw
n.
sleet
odyn
n.
a kiln
odynaid
n.
a kilnful
odyndy
n.
a kiln-house
odd
n.
what tends out or from
prep.
from of, out of; by
oddeutu
prep.
on both sides; about
oddf
n.
excrescence; knob
oddfi
v.
to boss; to grow knobbed
oddfiad
n.
a knobbing
oddfogi
v.
to become knobberd or full of knots
oddfyn
n.
a knob, a knur
oddi
prep.
out of, from; off
oddiacw
adv.
from yonder
oddiallan
prep.
on the outside
oddiam
prep.
from round
oddiamgylch
prep.
from round
oddiar
prep.
from off; from, of, above
oddieithr
conj.
except, unless
oddifaes
adv.
from without
oddifewn
adv.
from within
oddifry
adv.
from above
oddifyny
adv.
from above
oddigerth
prep.
except; beside
oddigylch
prep.
from about
oddihwnt
prep.
from beyond
oddilawr
adv.
from below
oddimewn
adv.
from within
oddiobry
adv.
from below
oddirhwng
prep.
from between
oddisod
adv.
from below
oddiuchod
adv.
from above
oddiwaered
adv.
from below
oddiwrth
prep.
from by, from
oddiyma
adv.
hence, from this place
oddiyna
adv.
hence, from that place
oddiyno
adv.
thence, from that place