of
n.
atoms; particles; motes
a.
elementary; crude; raw
ofawd
n.
a making crude; a mouldering
ofedd
n.
elementary state
ofer
a.
waste, vain, useless, idle
ofera
v.
to waste; to act idly
oferddyn
n.
a dissipated man, a spendthrift
oferedd
n.
frivolity; dissipation
oferfost
n.
a vain boasting
ofergais
n.
a fruitless attempt
ofergoel
superstition
oferiaith
n.
useless idle talk
oferlaeth
n.
waste milk
oferwaith
n.
a useless work
oferwas
n.
a worthless chap
oferwr
n.
an idler
oferymgais
n.
an idle attempt
ofiad
n.
a decomposing
ofiannu
v.
to render friable
ofiant
n.
a reducing to atoms
oflyd
a.
decomposing, jumble
ofn
n.
fear, dread, timidity
ofnâd
an intimidation
ofnadwy
a.
terrible, frightful
ofnâu
v.
to become fearful
ofnedig
a.
intimidated, scared
ofnedd
n.
fearfulness
ofni
v.
to fear to terrify
ofniad
n.
a dreading, a fearing, intimidation
ofnid
n.
terror, dread, fear
ofnog
a.
fearful, timorous
ofnol
a.
tending to frighten
ofnus
a.
fearful, timorous
ofnusrwydd
n.
fearfulness
ofydd
n.
philosopher
ofyddfardd
n.
scientific bard
offeiriad
n.
minister, priest
offeiriadaeth
n.
a priesthood
offeiriadol
a.
priestly
offeiriadu
v.
to minister
offer
n.
implements; gear
offeren
n.
sacred service; mass
offerena
v.
to celebrate mass
offereniad
n.
a saying of mass
offerenol
a.
relating to the mass
offerenu
v.
to perform mass
offerynol
a.
instrumental
offeiriannu
v.
to act as agent
offeru
v.
to equip, to furnish
offeryn
n.
instrument, a tool
offrwm
n.
an offering, sacrifice
offrymiad
n.
a sacrificing
offrymu
v.
to sacrifice, to offer