pa
n.
what is in continuity
a.
what
pab
n.
a father; a pope
pabaidd
a.
papal; popish
pabell
n.
tent; tabernacle
pabelliad
n.
a fixing a tent
pabellu
v.
to pitch a tent
pabi
n.
the poppy
pabïol
a.
papaverous
pabir
n.
rushes; rush candles
pablaidd
a.
active; nervous
pabledd
a.
activity; vigour
pabliad
n.
invigoration
pablu
v.
to invigorate
pabwyr
n.
rushes
pabwyra
v.
to gather rushes
pabwyrog
a.
full of rushes
pabwyren
n.
a single rush
pabwyryn
n.
a bullrush
pabydd
n.
a papist
pabyddol
a.
papistical
pabyddiaeth
n.
popery
padell
n.
pan
padellaid
n.
a panful
padellan
n.
a little pan
padellig
n.
a little pan
padellu
v.
to form a pan
padd
n.
what keeps a course
pae
n.
a constraint; a panting
paeled
n.
a spread, a plaster; a scull-cap
paen
n.
what spreads; peacock
paenes
n.
a peahen; a fine girl
paent
n.
paint; colour
paentiad
n.
a painting
paentiedig
a.
painted, coloured
paeol
n.
a pail; a pot
paeth
n.
concurrence
paff
n.
a lump; a hulk
paffiad
n.
lumping; thumping
paffio
v.
to lump; to thump
pang
n.
a convulsion; a pang
pangiad
n.
a convulsing
pangol
a.
convulsive
pangu
v.
to convulse
paham
adv.
wherefore? why?
pai
n.
what is objective
paid
n.
cessation, quiet
paill
n.
farina, flour
pain
n.
bloom; fine dust; farina
pair
n.
instrumentality; cause; a boiler, a cauldron
pais
n.
a coat; a petticoat
paisg
n.
a coating; a pod
palad
n.
a radiating, a beaming, a shooting out
paladr
n.
a ray; a beam; a shaft; a stem; a stalk; axis
paladrog
a.
having a shaft
paladriad
n.
a forming a shaft
paladru
v.
to beam, to shaft; to bole
paladrwym
n.
a flail joint
paladu
v.
to beam, to radiate
palawr
n.
a delver, a digger
paled
n.
a shaft; a javelin
paledrydd
n.
a maker of darts
paledu
v.
to cast a dart
palf
n.
flat end of a shaft; a paw; a palm
palfaid
n.
a stroke of a palm
palfaliad
n.
a groping about
palfalu
v.
to grope about
palfes
n.
the shoulders of a quadruped
palfiad
n.
a pawing
palfod
n.
a stroke of a paw
palfog
a.
pawed; having a palm
paliad
n.
a spreading; a delving, a digging
palis
n.
a pale, a wainscot; the steep of a rock
paliso
v.
to pale, to wainscot
palisog
a.
paled, wainscoted
palm
n.
a spread; a flag
palmant
n.
a pavement
palmantu
v.
to lay a paving
palmwydd
n.
palm trees
palores
n.
a cough, a daw
palu
v.
to delve, to dig
pall
n.
loss of energy; a miss, a failure; nought; neglect
n.
a mantle; a pavilion
palladwy
a.
fallible; perishable
pallder
a.
fallibility, failed state
palldod
n.
failure, abortiveness
palliad
n.
a failing; a neglecting
palliant
n.
failure; neglect
pallu
v.
to fail; to cease
pam
adv.
wherefore, why
pan
n.
a pan, a bowl, a cup
n.
down, fur; nap; fulling
adv.
when, whence, since
panan
n.
what involves or works together
panas
n.
plaited straw, mat, a partition of plaited straw
pandy
n.
a fulling mill
paned
adv.
when, at which time
paneg
n.
a gut, an entrail
panel
n.
thick platting of straw cushion of a pack saddle
panelog
a.
plaited; panelled
panelu
v.
to plait, to mat
panfa
n.
a fulling; a banging
paniad
n.
a furring; a fulling
pannu
v.
to hem in; to make a depression; to cause a panic
pannylu
v.
to cause a sinking
pant
n.
what involves; a depression, a hollow, a low place
pantiad
n.
a forming a hollow
pantog
a.
having a hollow, concavity
pantu
v.
to sink in; to dimple
panu
v.
to fur; to full; to bang
panwaen
n.
a peat moss
panwr
n.
a fuller; a banger
panwriaeth
n.
trade of a fuller
papyr
n.
paper
papyrol
a.
consisting of paper
papyryn
n.
a piece of paper
par
n.
a cause; germ; a spear
para
v.
to continue, to last
parâd
n.
continuance, duration
parab
n.
aptitude or utterance
parabl
n.
speech; discourse
parad
n.
causation, a causing
paradwy
a.
causable, effectable
paradwyad
n.
effectuation
paradwys
n.
a paradise. Cylion paradwys, Spanish flies
paraeth
n.
a causation, a cause
paraol
a.
continuing, lasting
parâu
v.
to persevere; to last
parâus
a.
constant, of long continuance
parc
n.
an enclosure; a park
parciad
n.
an enclosing
parcio
v.
to enclose, to hedge in
parch
n.
respect, reverence
parchadwy
a.
respectable
parchedig
a.
respected; reverend
parchedigaeth
n.
a of showing respect
parchlawn
a.
respectful
parchlonder
n.
respectfulness
parchu
v.
to respect, to revere, to have regard for
parchus
a.
respectful; respectable
parchusedd
n.
respectableness
parddu
n.
fire-black, smut
pardduo
v.
to smut, to grow smutty
pared
n.
a partition wall
paredlys
n.
pellitory of the wall
parfaes
n.
epithet for a shield
parfyg
n.
the herb henbane
pari
n.
a string, a drove, a flock
pariad
n.
a causing; a bidding
parlas
n.
a green plat of ground
parlawr
n.
a parlour
parliant
n.
interlocution
parod
ready, prepared; promp
parodi
v.
to make ready, to prepare
parodiad
n.
a preparing
parodol
a.
preparatory, preparing
parodoldeb
n.
preparedness, readiness
parodrwydd
n.
preparedness, readiness
parodedd
n.
preparedness, readiness
parol
a.
causing, creative
parotoëdd
n.
preparedness
parotöi
v.
to prepare, to get ready
parotöol
a.
preparatory, preparing
parsel
n.
what is aimed at, a butt
parth
n.
a part; a division
parthadwy
a.
discriminable
parthed
n.
a division
parthedig
a.
divided, severed
parthedigaeth
n.
discrimination
parthedigol
a.
discriminative
parthedd
n.
a divided state
parthgymeriad
n.
a participle
parthiad
n.
a dividing, a parting
parthiannol
a.
discriminative
parthiannu
v.
to discriminate
parthiant
n.
a division, a sharing
parthol
a.
discriminate; parting, dividing
parthred
n.
distinction; party
parthrediad
n.
discrimination
parthredu
v.
to discriminate
parthredus
a.
discriminating
parthu
v.
to partition, to separate
paru
v.
to put in continuity; to pair
parwar
a.
silent; calm; still
parwyd
n.
a partition
parwyden
n.
a partition, a side
parwydo
v.
to make a partition
parwydd
n.
what is cognitive of acting or causing; a verb
parwyddiad
n.
a verb
parwyddol
a.
belonging to a verb
parydd
n.
a causer, a procurator
pas
n.
an exit; a cough; hooping cough
pasc
n.
the festival of Easter, the Passover
pasg
n.
a feeding, a flattening
pasgedig
a.
fatted, fattened
pasgiad
n.
the act of fattening
pasiad
n.
a passing
pasio
v.
to expel; to pass
pastwn
n.
a long staff, a pole
pastynu
v.
to beat with a staff
pathawr
adv.
what matters it
pau
n.
an inhabited region
paw
n.
what extends round
pawan
n.
a spreader; a peacock
pawb
pron.
every body, all persons
pawen
n.
a paw, a claw, a hoof
paweniad
n.
a using of the paw
pawenu
v.
to use the paw
pawgen
n.
a sock for a foot
pawl
n.
a pole, a stake
pawr
n.
a pasture; a grazing