py
n.
what is involved
a.
what
pyb
n.
what is energetic
pyblu
v.
to invigorate
pybyl
n.
energy, vigour
pybyr
n.
strenuous, stout
pybyriad
n.
invigoration
pybyru
v.
to take courage
pybyrwch
n.
stoutness
pyd
n.
a pit; a snare; danger
pydaw
n.
a quag; a spring
pydew
n.
a quag; a spring
pydol
a.
snaring; perilous
pydoldeb
n.
dangerousness
pydredd
n.
a rottenness
pydriad
n.
a rotting
pydru
v.
to rot, to putrify
pydd
n.
a state of running out
pyddiad
n.
a running out
pyddu
v.
to run or spread out
pyg
n.
pitch, rosin of pine
pygiad
n.
a doing with pitch
pyglian
n.
a pitch plaster
pygliw
n.
a pitch colour
pyglys
n.
the wild fennel
pygwydden
n.
a pine tree
pyngiad
n.
a clustering
pyngu
v.
to teem, to cluster
pyledd
n.
bluntness; dullness
pylgiant
n.
dawn of day
pyli
n.
bluntness; dullness
pyliad
n.
a blunting
pylor
n.
dust, powder
pyloriad
n.
a powdering
pyloru
v.
to powder
pyloryn
n.
a grain of powder
pylu
v.
to blunt; to grow dull
pylliad
n.
forming of a pit
pymtheg
n.
fifteen
pymthegfed
n.
fifteenth
pymthegnos
n.
a fortnight
pyn
n.
what is in contact
pyna
adv.
otherwise
a.
soever
pynag
adv.
otherwise
a.
soever
pynas
n.
a tribe, a nation
pyncio
v.
to note; to descant
pynciol
a.
noting; descanting
pynfarch
n.
the pack-horse; a dam
pyniad
n.
a burdening
pynio
v.
to burden, to load
pyniol
a.
burdening, loading
pynioreg
n.
a packsaddle
pyniori
v.
to put on a load
pynorio
v.
to put on a load
pyr
n.
what spires; a fir
adv.
forward, toward
pyrag
adv.
wherefore, why
pyrchwyn
n.
crest of a helmet
pyrgwyn
n.
crest of a plume
pyrdwyo
v.
to point forward
pys
n.
pease, pulse
pysen
n.
a single pea, a pea
pysg
n.
a fish
pysgodfa
n.
a fishery
pysgodlyn
n.
a fishpond
pysgodwr
n.
a fisherman
pysgodyn
n.
a single fish
pysgol
a.
piscatory, of fish
pysgota
v.
to fish, to angle
pysgydd
n.
an ichthyologist
pysgyddiaeth
n.
ichthyology
pystylad
n.
restless motion
pystyled
v.
to be agog; to caper
pystylwyn
n.
a saddle crupper
pyth
n.
a period; a world
adv.
ever, never
pythefnos
n.
a fortnight
pythol
a.
ever, eternal
python
n.
system of the world
pythori
v.
to be anxious
pyw
n.
a member, a limb
a.
in order; complete