ol
n.
mark, trace; track
a.
hindmost. Olaf, last
olafiad
n.
a successor
olafiaeth
n.
a successorship
olbrain
n.
the herb crowfoot
ole
n.
a ravine
olew
oil, unction
olewwydd
n.
olive trees
oliedydd
n.
a pricker, in hunting
olion
n.
leavings, refuse
olp
n.
puncture; islet-hole
olrhain
n.
a search after
olrhead
n.
a beagle
olrheiniad
n.
a tracing out
olrheiniadwy
a.
scrutable
olrheinio
v.
to scrutinise
olrheiniwr
n.
a tracer, a scrutiniser
olwyn
n.
a wheel, a trundle
olwynad
n.
a wheeling
olwyno
v.
to wheel
olwynog
a.
having wheels
olynol
a.
following
olysgrif
n.
a postscript
oll
a.
all, whole, everyone
ollalluog
a.
almighty, omnipotent
ollalluogrwydd
n.
almightiness
ollddifaol
a.
all-consuming
ollddigonol
a.
all-sufficient
ollddoeth
a.
all-wise, all-knowing
ollgyfoethog
a.
all-powerful
olliach
n.
the herb all-heal
ollnerthedd
n.
omnipotency
ollnerthog
a.
omnipotent
ollryw
a.
omnigenous
ollwybodol
a.
omniscient