pieriant
n.
instrument, tool
pi
n.
state of being in, a pie
pia
n.
a pie, a magpie
piant
n.
possession, ownership
piau
v.
to own, to possess
pib
n.
a pipe; a tube; a lax
pibellu
n.
a pipe, a duct, a tube
v.
to pipe; to form a pipe
pibelliad
n.
a piping; a forming of a pipe
pibellog
a.
having a pipe
pibellwr
n.
pipe man, a piper
piben
n.
a pipe, a duct, a flue
piblyd
a.
apt to squirt, squirting
piblys
n.
the flixweed
pibo
v.
to pipe; to squirt
pibol
a.
piping; squirting
pibonwy
n.
icicles, sleet
pibori
n.
a piping; a budding
v.
to pipe; to tud
piborig
a.
piping; budding
pibydd
n.
piper, pipe player
pibyddiaeth
n.
pipe-playing
picell
n.
a dart, a javelin
picellai
n.
a dart thrower
picellu
v.
to throw a dart
picffon
n.
a pike-staff
picfforch
n.
a pitchfork
piciad
n.
a darting, a going
picio
v.
to dart, to fly suddenly
picwd
n.
the prickled dog, the hound-fish
picyn
n.
a piggin, a noggin
picynaid
n.
a piggin-full
pid
n.
a tapering point
piff
n.
puff, sudden blast
piffio
v.
to puff, to whiff
pig
n.
a point, a pike, a nip; a bill, a beak; the pip
pigawglys
n.
the spinach
pigfain
a.
sharp-pointed
pigfan
n.
mark of a point
pigfaniad
n.
a puncturing
n.
accumination
pigfanu
v.
to puncture
pigfeinio
v.
to accuminate
pigin
n.
picking pain, stitch
pigion
n.
pickings; selections
pigl
n.
the herb hound's-tongue
pigo
v.
to prick, to pick, to peck
pigoden
n.
a pickle; a shrew
pigog
a.
pointed, full of points, prickly
pigoga
n.
spinach
pigwn
n.
a cone; a beacon
pigwrn
n.
pinacle, spire
pigyn
n.
a stitch, a pleurisy
pigyrnu
v.
to spire, to briskle up
pil
n.
what hovers; a serjeant; a peal; a creek
pila
n.
a finch
pilia
n.
a moth, a butterfly
pilaid
a.
transient, frail; mean
pilan
n.
a sparrow-hawk
pilc
n.
what turns about
pilcod
n.
minnows
pilcota
v.
to catch minnows
pildin
n.
a gall by riding
pilden
n.
cuticle, rind; fringe
pilenu
v.
to form a cuticle
piler
n.
a pillar, a column
pileru
v.
to build upon pillars, to erect pillars
pilg
n.
a vessel of bark; a laver
piliad
n.
a paring, a peeling
pilio
v.
to peel, to pare, to strip
pilion
n.
peelings, strippings
pilionen
n.
a thin peel, a film
pilo
n.
rod of an apparitor
pilus
a.
transient, frail; mean
pilwrn
n.
a small dart
pilyn
n.
a tegument; a clout; a pillion
pilynu
v.
to put on a vesture
pilysyn
n.
a robe, a pelisse
pill
n.
a pivot; a shaft; a stem, a stock; a tong; a stronghold; a frame; a heater
pillgorn
n.
the neck joint
pillgun
n.
a plug, a stopple
pillio
v.
to shaft, to peg
pillwydd
n.
dead standing trees
pillyn
n.
a small stem; a peg
pin
n.
a pin; a stile, a pen
pinc
n.
a sprig; a finch
a.
smart, brisk; gay; fine
pincen
n.
a sprig; a spray
pincio
v.
to cover with sprigs
piniwn
n.
a gable end
pinwydd
n.
pine wood
pioden
n.
magpie, pie
piogen
n.
a pie. Piogen y coed, a jay
pipgnau
n.
chesnuts
pipian
v.
to pipe, to pule
pipre
n.
a diarrhœa, a lax
piser
n.
a jug, a pitcher
pisg
n.
a blisters, bladders, pods
pisgen
n.
a wheal; a linden
pisgenu
v.
to blister; to pod
pisgwrn
n.
a pimple, a wheal
pisgwydd
n.
linden trees
pisgyrnu
v.
to break out in pimples
pistyll
n.
spout; cataract
pistylliad
n.
a spouting out
pistyllio
v.
to spout out
piswydd
n.
the dogberry wood
pitan
n.
a teat, nipple
pitw
a.
minute, petty
pith
n.
what is granulated
pithell
n.
the fish shaid
pianc
n.
a frolic, a prank