rha
n.
what forces; ertness; Rhaol
n.
a forcing; impulse
rhab
n.
force; control
rhabu
v.
to control, to check
rhac
n.
what is opposite; a wrest; a spine
prep.
before, from; for
rhaca
n.
a spectacle, a show
rhacai
n.
a rake
rhacan
n.
a rake
rhacanad
n.
a raking
rhacanu
v.
to rake
rhaciant
n.
advancement
rhacio
v.
to come forward
rhaco
adv.
yonder, there
rhach
n.
what is forced out
rhad
n.
grace, favour
a.
free, gratis; cheap
rhadfawr
a.
gracious; virtuous
rhadferth
a.
beneficent
rhadferthwch
n.
beneficence
rhadforedd
n.
graciousness
rhadlon
a.
gracious, kind
rhadlonaeth
n.
graciousness
rhadlondeb
n.
graciousness
rhadloni
v.
to be gracious
rhadrodd
n.
free gift
rhadu
v.
to render free
rhadwehyn
a.
grace diffusing
rhadd
n.
advance, going on
rhae
n.
constraint; battle
rhael
n.
bent, inclination
rhaf
n.
a spread, a diffusion
rhafnwydd
n.
buckthorns
rhafol
n.
service tree berries
rhafon
n.
berries growing in clusters; service tree berries
rhafu
v.
to spread, to diffuse
rhaff
n.
a rope, a cord
rhaffan
n.
a rope
rhaffio
v.
to rope, to make a rope
rhag
n.
a front, a van; an entrance
prep.
before, against; from
rhagachub
v.
to get foremost
rhagadail
n.
an out-building
rhagadrodd
n.
a preface
rhagaddasu
v.
to fit before hand
rhagaddewid
n.
a previous promise
rhagaddfed
a.
precocious
rhagafael
n.
previous hold
rhagagori
v.
to open before
rhagagweddu
v.
to perform
rhagangen
n.
prior necessity
rhagair
n.
a leading word
rhagalw
v.
to call beforehand
rhagamcan
n.
a prenotion
rhagammheu
v.
to doubt before hand
rhagammod
n.
previous agreement
rhagamnaid
n.
previous signal
rhagamser
n.
previous time
rhaganfon
v.
to send before
rhagansawdd
n.
prior quality
rhagaraeth
n.
prolegamena
rhagarawd
n.
exordium
rhagarchwaeth
n.
foretaste
rhagarfaeth
n.
predestination
rhagarfaethu
v.
to predestinate, to predispose
rhagarfog
a.
forearmed
rhagarganfod
v.
to foresee
rhagargoel
n.
a foretoken
rhagarian
n.
earnest money
rhagarlwy
n.
prepared food
rhagarnawdd
n.
a plough tail
rhagarswyd
n.
previous dread
rhagarwain
v.
to lead before
rhagarwedd
n.
predisposition
rhagarwydd
n.
a prognostic
rhagattal
n.
a with holding
rhagateb
n.
a prior answer
rhagawd
n.
a going before; a going against; opposition
v.
to go before; to stop
rhagawdl
n.
a leading rhyme
rhagawl
a.
opposite, opposing
rhagbarodi
v.
to prepare before
rhagbarotöi
v.
to prepare before
rhagbenaeth
n.
vicegerent
rhagbennodi
v.
to predetermine
rhagborth
n.
outer gat
rhagbrofi
v.
to foretaste
rhagbryder
n.
precaution
rhagbrynu
v.
to forestal
rhagbwyso
v.
to weigh before
rhagchwaeth
n.
a foretaste
rhagchware
n.
a prelude
rhagchwedlu
v.
to prologue
rhagchwegr
n.
grandmother-in-law
rhagchwegrwm
n.
grandfather-in-law
rhagchwilio
v.
to search before
rhagdal
n.
frontlet, frontstall
n.
payment, beforehand
rhagdebygu
v.
to presuppose
rhagdeimlo
v.
to feel before hand
rhagder
n.
advanced post
rhagderfynu
v.
to predetermine
rhagdestun
preliminary theme
rhagdraethawd
n.
prolegomena
rhagdrefnu
v.
to preordain
rhagdy
n.
an outhouse
rhagdyb
n.
a preconceit
rhagdyn
n.
fore-draught
rhagdyst
n.
a prior witness
rhagddangos
v.
to premonstrate
rhagddant
n.
a fore-tooth
rhagddarbodi
v.
to provide before
rhagddarlun
n.
prefiguration
rhagddarmerthu
v.
to prepare before
rhagddarn
n.
a fore-piece
rhagddarparu
to furnish before
rhagddawn
n.
a previous gift
rhagddeall
v.
to understand before
rhagddelw
n.
a prototype
rhagdderbyn
v.
to receive before
rhagddewis
n.
previous choice
rhagddiogelu
v.
to secure beforehand
rhagddirnad
n.
a pre-surmise
rhagddod
n.
a prefix
rhagddodi
v.
to prepose, to prefix
rhagddor
n.
fore-door, wicket
rhagddrws
n.
an outer door
rhagddryll
n.
a fore piece
rhagddychymyg
n.
presupposal
rhagddyddio
v.
to antedate
rhagddyled
n.
prior debt
rhagddywediad
n.
gainsaying, contradiction
rhagedrych
v.
to look before
rhagenw
n.
a pronoun
rhagerchi
v.
to pre-require
rhagetholi
v.
to pre-elect
rhagfarn
n.
a prejudice
rhagfed
a.
foremost, anterior
rhagfeddiant
n.
preoccupancy
rhagfeddyliad
n.
precognition
rhagfeio
v.
to blame before
rhagflaeniad
n.
a preceding
rhagflas
n.
a foretaste
rhagfod
n.
prior existence
rhagfoddio
v.
to please beforehand
rhagfoel
a.
bald before
rhagfraint
n.
a prerogative
rhagfur
n.
a contramure
rhagfwriad
n.
a forecasting
rhagfyfyrio
v.
to premediate
rhagfyned
v.
to go before
rhagfynegi
v.
to prenunciate
rhagfyr
n.
December, the last month of the year
rhagfyrâu
v.
to foreshorten
rhaggaer
n.
advance work
rhagganfod
v.
to foresee
rhagglod
n.
former fame
rhaggludo
v.
to heap before or in front
rhagglywed
v.
to hear before
rhaggymeriad
n.
prolepsis
rhaghanfod
n.
pre-existence
rhagholi
v.
to examine before
rhaglafar
a.
prclocutory
rhaglamu
v.
to step before
rhaglaw
n.
deputy; lieutenant
rhaglawn
n.
first filling in
rhaglefain
v.
to proclaim
rhaglewychu
v.
to illumine
rhaglith
n.
a prelection
rhagluniaeth
n.
providence
rhagluniaethol
a.
providential
rhaglunio
v.
to perform; to provide
rhaglyd
n.
forecast; providence
rhaglyw
n.
a deputy governor
rhaglywiaeth
n.
prefecture
rhagnodi
v.
to mark before
rhagnoethi
v.
to make bare before
rhagodfa
n.
an ambuscade
rhagodi
v.
to get before
rhagofal
n.
a precaution
rhagofyn
v.
to bespeak
rhagofwg
n.
prospect; foresight
rhagor
n.
superiority; difference; more
rhagorddwyn
a.
excellent
rhagorfraint
n.
prerogative
rhagori
v.
to surpass
rhagoriad
n.
a surpassing
rhagoriaeth
n.
excellency; difference
rhagorol
a.
superior, excellent
rhagoroldeb
n.
excellence
rhagosod
v.
to set before
rhagraith
n.
deliberation
rhagred
n.
a prior course
rhagrediad
n.
forerunning
rhagreithio
n.
to deliberate
rhagrith
n.
hypocrisy
rhagrithio
v.
to dissimulate
rhagrithiwr
n.
a dissimulator, a hypocrite
rhagrithro
v.
to rush forward
rhagrwymo
v.
to bind before
rhagrwystro
v.
to preclude
rhagrybuddiad
n.
forewarning
rhagsail
n.
prior foundation
rhagsain
n.
a leading sound
rhagsefydlu
v.
to pre-establish
rhagsylwi
v.
to remark before hand
rhagsyllu
v.
to look forward
rhagsynied
v.
to premediate
rhagu
to get before; to oppose
rhagwahan
n.
leading division; term in prosody
rhagwahannod
n.
semicolon
rhagwas
n.
deputy servant
rhagwedd
n.
a presence
rhagweini
v.
to serve before
rhagweled
v.
to forsee
rhagwerthu
v.
to sell previously
rhagwirio
to certify before
rhagwisg
n.
a fore-garment
rhagwybod
v.
to foreknow
rhagwyneb
a.
forthcoming
prep.
in presence of
rhagwys
n.
a premonition
rhagymadrodd
n.
a preface
rhagymddwyn
n.
prolepsis
rhagymgais
v.
to attempt beforehand
rhagymguddio
v.
to hide one's self beforehand
rhagymlid
v.
to pursue before
rhagymrwymo
v.
to bind one's self beforehand
rhagynys
n.
an adjacent isle
rhagysgrif
n.
a prescript
rhagystafell
n.
ante-chamber
rhagystawd
n.
a foremost layer
rhagystumio
v.
to mould into form beforehand
rhang
n.
content; fulfilment
rhangiad
n.
a fulfilling
rhangu
v.
to fulfil; to satisfy
rhai
n.
a few
a.
some
rhaiad
n.
radiation
rhaiadr
n.
a cateract
rhraiadru
v.
to spout out
rhaiadu
v.
to radiate, to ray
rhaib
n.
a snatch; greed
rhaid
n.
need necessity
a.
needful, necessity
rhaidd
n.
a ray; a spear
rhaien
n.
a ray, a skate
rhail
n.
a rail, a paddle
rhain
n.
lances, spears; a tending forward
rhaint
n.
what is pervasive
rhaith
n.
right; law; jury
rhal
n.
character, disposition
rhaliad
n.
a characterising
rhalu
v.
to characterise
rham
n.
a rise or reach over
rhawant
n.
a token; a metaphor; a romance
a.
exalting; romantic
rhamanta
v.
to use hyperbole
rhamantol
a.
romantic
rhamiad
n.
a rising over, a soaring
rhamp
n.
a running out
rhamu
v.
to rise, to soar
rhan
n.
a part, a share, a division
adv.
on the part of; because
rhanc
n.
desire, craving
a.
content, satisfactory
rhanciad
n.
a craving, a wanting
rhancu
v.
to crave, to want
rhandir
n.
a region; a shareland; a district
rhandy
n.
house-room
rhanedig
a.
shared, divided
rhanedigaeth
n.
distribution
rhanedigol
a.
distributive
rhangymeriad
n.
a participle
rhaniad
n.
parting, sharing
rhanu
v.
to part, to divide
rhasg
n.
a slice, a shave
rhasgi
n.
a slicer; a draw-knife
rhasgliad
n.
a slicing, a shaving
rhaglio
v.
to use a slicer
rhath
n.
a cleared spot; a plain
rhathell
n.
a rasp, a rough file
rhathelliad
n.
a rasping
rhathellu
v.
to use a rasp
rhathiad
n.
a rubbing off
rhau
n.
a band, a chain
rhaw
n.
a shovel, a spade
rhawaid
n.
a shovel-ful
rhawbal
n.
iron edged shovel
rhawbalar
n.
a delving spade
rhawch
n.
what is extreme
rhawd
n.
a course, a rout
rhawden
n.
a footstep; a path
rhawel
n.
what is clustered
rhawffon
n.
a shovel handle
rhawg
adv.
for a long while
rhawiad
n.
a shovelling
rhawlech
n.
a slice, a shovel
rhawn
n.
coarse long hair
rhawni
v.
to grow to long hair
rhawnyn
n.
a single hair
rhawol
n.
a cluster, a bunch
rhawr
n.
a roar, a loud noise
rhawter
n.
a tumultous rout
rhawtiad
n.
a hurrying on
rhawtio
v.
to hurry on
rhawth
n.
greed
a.
greedy
rhe
n.
a swift motion, a run
a.
fleet, speedy; active
rhead
n.
a running; currency
rheadu
v.
to cause a running
rheawl
a.
running; current
rheb
n.
a run by, a going off
rhebydd
n.
a desolator
rheciad
n.
a hackneying
rhecio
v.
to hackney
rhechdor
n.
what breaks out or ravages
rhed
n.
a course, a race, a run
rhedol
a.
current, running
rhedeg
n.
a run
a.
running
v.
to run, to race
rhedegfa
n.
a race-course
rhedegfarch
n.
race-horse
rhedegiad
n.
a running, a race
rhedegog
a.
running, current
rhedegwr
n.
a runner, a racer
rhedegydd
n.
a runner, a racer
rhedfa
n.
a course, a run
rhediad
n.
a running
rhediant
n.
currency; a course
rhedwas
n.
a running-foot-man
rhedweli
n.
an artery
rhedyn
n.
fern
rhedyna
v.
to gather fern
rhedyneg
n.
fern brake
rhedynen
n.
a single fern
rhedyniach
n.
small straggling fern
rhedynog
a.
abounding with fern
rhedynos
n.
small fern brake
rhedd
n.
a joint
rhef
n.
a bundle
a.
bundled; thick
rhefedd
n.
thickness about
rhefiad
n.
a thickening
rheflog
a.
blubbering, puffy
rhefog
n.
a bandage, a band
rhefol
a.
thickening; aggregating
rhefrog
a.
large bottomed
rhefr-rwym
n.
costiveness
rhefu
v.
to thicken round
rhefr
n.
the anus, the recum
rheffyn
n.
a small rope
rheg
n.
a present; a curse
rhegain
v.
to keep muttering
rhegen
n.
a screaker; a quail
rhegi
v.
to consign; to curse
rheglyd
a.
give to cursing
rheng
n.
a row, or a rank
rhengiad
n.
setting in a row
rheiad
n.
a radiating
rheian
n.
a streak, a stripe
rheianu
v.
to streak, to stripe
rheio
v.
to radiate, to gleam
rheibes
n.
a witch, a charmer
rheibiad
n.
a bewitching
rheibiadaeth
n.
witchery
rheibiadu
v.
to fascinate
rheidiadus
a.
fascinating
rheibiaeth
n.
rapacity
rheibiant
n.
a forcible possessing
rheibiedig
a.
seized; fascinated
rheibio
v.
to seize, to snatch, to captivate, to bewitch
rheibiol
a.
seizing; bewitching
rheibioldeb
n.
a seized state
rheibog
n.
power of digestion
rheibus
a.
rapacious, greedy
rheidedd
n.
necessity, want
rheidiannu
v.
to necessitate
rheidiant
n.
necessity, need
rheidio
v.
to necessitate; to need
rheidiol
a.
necessary, needful
rheidioldeb
n.
necessariness
rheidioli
v.
to render needful
rheidus
a.
necessitous, needy
rheidusni
n.
neediness, need
rheiduso
v.
to render needy
rheiddin
a.
radiating; profuse
rheiddio
v.
to radiate; to dart
rheiddyn
n.
a dart, a glance
rheiniad
n.
a throwing a lance
rheinio
v.
to throw a lance
rheitheg
n.
canon of speech
rheithfawr
a.
greatly just
rheithiad
n.
a regulation
rheithiadol
a.
canonical
rheithiadur
n.
a regulalor
rheithio
v.
to fix a law
rheithiol
a.
established as law
rheithioreg
n.
rhetoric
rheithiwr
n.
a juryman
rhelyw
n.
a trail; a residue, the rest
rhem
n.
what runs out
rhemiad
n.
a running out
n.
a muttering
rhemmwth
n.
a gorbelly; a glutton
rhemp
n.
an excess; frenzy
a.
bewitched; crazy
rhempiad
n.
an infatuation
rhempian
v.
to snatch greedily
rhempio
v.
to run to excess
rhen
n.
the supreme, the Lord
rhenc
n.
a row, rank
rhenciad
n.
placing in a row
rhencio
v.
to place in a row
rhent
n.
an income; a rent
rhentu
v.
to get income, to rent
rheol
n.
a rule, an order
rheolaidd
a.
orderly, regalar
rheoledigaeth
n.
regulation
rheoli
v.
to order, to sway
rheolus
a.
orderly, regular
rheolwr
n.
ruler
rhes
n.
a row, a rank
rhesel
n.
a rack, a grate
rheselu
v.
to form a rack
rhesio
v.
to set in a row
rhestog
n.
plaited work; mat
rhestr
n.
array, order, rank
rhestredigaeth
n.
arrangement
rhestriad
n.
an arranging
rhestrig
n.
a row, a range
rhestrog
a.
rowed; plaited, matted
rhestrol
a.
ordinal; arrayed
rhrestru
v.
to range, to marshal
rhesu
v.
to place in a row
rheswm
n.
reason, sense
rhesymeg
n.
logic; reasoning
rhesymiad
n.
a reasoning
rhesymol
a.
rational; tolerable
rhesymoldeb
n.
rationality
rhesymu
v.
to reason, to argue
rheth
n.
a pervading quality
rhrethren
n.
a pike, a lance
rhëu
v.
to run about; to move
rheuedd
n.
activity, agility
rhew
n.
what is slippery; frost
rhewi
v.
to freeze; to be ice
rhewiad
n.
a freezing
rhewlyd
a.
freezing, frosty
rhewyn
n.
a drain, a gutter
rhewys
a.
wanton, lusting
rhi
n.
what is specific; a chief
rhiaidd
a.
notable, pre-eminent
rhial
n.
an original lineage
rhiallu
n.
hundred thousand
rhian
n.
a dame, a lady
rhianaidd
a.
feminine; female
rhianon
n.
a goddess, a nymph
rhiaint
n.
a parent, a source
rhiol
a.
noble, royal
rhib
n.
a streak; a dribblet
rhibin
n.
scanty row, streak
rhibio
v.
to streak; to dribble
rhibib
n.
a reed pipe; a hautboy
rhic
n.
a notch; to groove
rhicio
v.
to notch; to groove
rhiciol
a.
notching; grooving
rhid
n.
a drain; semen
rhidio
v.
to drain; to secrete
rhidyll
n.
a riddle, a sieve
rhydyllio
v.
to riddle, to sift
rhidys
n.
a drain; a rill
rhidysio
v.
to flow dribbling
rhidd
n.
a centre; an obstacle
rhiddio
v.
to centre; to repel
rhieddu
v.
to act as a chief
rhieniol
a.
feminine
a.
parental
rhieni
n.
ancestry, parents
rhieniaeth
n.
parentage
rhies
n.
a dame, a lady
rhif
n.
what divides; number
rhifadwy
a.
numerable
rhifedigaeth
n.
numeration
rhifedydd
n.
a numerator
rhifiedydd
n.
a numerator
rhifedd
n.
numerousness
rhifiad
n.
a numbering
rhifiannol
a.
numerary
rhifiannu
v.
to numerate
rhifiog
a.
numerous, many
rhifnod
n.
a numeral
rhifnodol
a.
numerical
rhifnodiad
n.
numeration
rhifo
v.
to numerate, to number, to count, to reckon
rhifnodi
v.
to numerate, to number, to count, to reckon
rhifol
a.
numeral, numerical
rhifyddeg
n.
arithmetic
rhifyn
n.
a single number
rhifyddiaeth
n.
numeration
rhiff
n.
what divides or parts
rhifft
n.
what is divided, a rift
rhig
n.
a notch, a groove; the pillory
rhign
n.
a notch, a groove
rhignedd
n.
a notched part
rhigo
v.
to notch, to groove
rhigod
n.
a pillory
rhigol
n.
a groove; trench
rhigoliad
n.
a grooving; a trenching
rhigolydd
n.
groove plane
rhilgwm
n.
a long row; rote
rhigymu
v.
to say by rote
rhing
n.
a creak, a clink
rhingwar
n.
a clamp
rhyngyll
n.
a serjeant
rhingyllaeth
n.
serjeantship
rhil
n.
an interstice
rhill
n.
a row; trench; drill
rhilio
v.
to row; to drill
rhim
n.
a rim, an edge
rhimio
v.
to rim, to edge
rhimp
a rim, an extremity
rhimpyn
n.
an extremity; a rhyme
rhimyn
n.
a rim, an edge
rhimynu
v.
to form a rim
rhin
n.
what pervades; a channel; a virtue, a secret; a charm
rhinc
n.
a creak; a gnash; a quail
rhincio
v.
to creak; to gnash
rhinciol
a.
creaking; clacking
rhincyn
n.
a creak, a clink, a gnash, a clack
rhinfawr
a.
greatly endowed
rhiniad
n.
an using of mystery
rhinio
v.
to endure with a virtue; to use mystery
rhiniol
a.
mysterious, secret
rhint
n.
a notch, a groove
rhintach
a.
notched, grooved
rhinwedd
n.
virtue; mystery
rhinweddol
a.
virtuous
rhip
n.
a skip, an over-skip
rhipai
n.
a hatchel
rhipio
v.
to pass or skip over
rhis
n.
what is broken into points
rhisellt
n.
a grater; a rasp
rhisg
n.
bark, rind
rhisgen
n.
a dish or bowl of bark
rhisgl
n.
bark, coat or rind
rhisglad
n.
a barking
rhisglo
v.
to bark, to strip bark
rhisglog
a.
having bark
rhisglyn
n.
a piece of bark
rhisgo
v.
to bark, to strip of bark, to peel
rhith
n.
guise, appearance, semblance, an embryo
rhithedd
n.
apparentness
rhithiant
n.
appearance
rhithio
v.
to appear, to seem
rhithiol
a.
appearing, apparent
rhithiogaeth
a.
appearance
rhithiogi
v.
to give appearance
rhiw
n.
a drift; a slope
rho
n.
what is put off; a gift
rhoc
n.
a rocking, a shake
rhocas
n.
a lad, a youth
rhocian
v.
to keep rocking
rhocos
n.
broken particles
rhoch
n.
a grunt, a groan
rhochain
v.
to keep grunting
rhochiad
n.
a grunting
rhochi
v.
to grunt, to growl
rhôd
n.
an orb; a wheel; the ecliptic
rhodell
n.
a whirl, a spindle
rhoden
n.
a switch, a whip
rhodfa
n.
a circular course
rhodiana
v.
to stroll about
rhodienai
n.
a gadding gossip
rhodienol
a.
ambulatory
rhodio
v.
to walk about
rhodl
n.
a paddle; a scull
rhodle
n.
a course, a range
rhodli
v.
to paddle, to scull
rhodol
a.
wheeling; wandering
rhodres
n.
ostentation; pomp
rhodresgar
a.
ostentatious, pompous
rhodresol
a.
ostentatious, pompous
rhodresu
v.
to swagger
rhodreswr
n.
a boaster, a swaggerer
rhodwedd
n.
an orbit, a course
rhodwydd
n.
an open course
rhodd
n.
a gift, a present
rhoddedigaeth
n.
a donation
rhoddi
v.
to give, to bestow
rhoddiannol
a.
donative
rhoddiant
n.
a donation
rhoddol
a.
giving, bestowing
rhoddwyr
n.
a giver, a bestower
rhogl
n.
scent, odour, smell
rhoi
v.
to give to bestow
rhol
n.
a roll, a cylinder
rholbren
n.
a rolling-pin
rholen
n.
a roll, a roller
rholiad
n.
a rolling
rholian
v.
to be rolling about
rholio
v.
to roll or turn about
rholyn
n.
a roll, a roller, a chub
rhon
n.
a tail; a pike, a lance
rhonc
n.
a sinking
rhonca
a.
sinking
rhoncian
v.
to sink, to become hollow
rhonell
n.
a tail; hair of a tail
rhonellog
a.
having a tail
rhonos
small broken particles
rhont
n.
a frisk, to gambol
rhonta
v.
to frisk, to gambol
rhonten
n.
a merry frisker
rhontyn
n.
a frisker
rhos
n.
moist land, a moor
n.
rose
rhosb
n.
a whim, a trick; a doggerel
rhosbai
n.
a doggerel rhymster
rhosdir
n.
fenny ground
rhoslyd
a.
fenny, marshy
rhost
a.
dried, browned, over roasted
rhostio
v.
to brown over, to roast
rhostog
n.
the plover
rhoth
a.
loose; hollow
rhu
n.
a loud utterance, a roar
rhuad
n.
a roaring; loquacity
rhuadol
a.
roaring
rhuadu
v.
to make a roaring
rhaudwy
a.
roaring
rhuch
n.
a film; a husk
rhuchion
n.
husks
rhuchioni
v.
to clear of husks
rhuchionyn
n.
a husk; a film
rhud
n.
a cast or drive forward
rhudd
a.
ruddy hue, crimson
a.
ruddy, crimson; callow
rhuddain
a.
crimson
rhuddo
v.
to make crimson
rhuddog
n.
the redbreast
rhudded
n.
a red streak; a path
rhuddel
n.
a ruddy hue; a glow
rhuddeli
n.
a red slave
rhuddell
n.
ruddle, red ochre to mark sheep
rhuddellen
n.
one of a ruddy hue
rhuddellu
v.
to stain with crimson
rhuddem
n.
a ruby
rhudden
n.
a red streak
rhuddfa
n.
parched spot
rhuddfan
n.
parched spot
rhuddfelyn
n.
orange yellow
rhuddgoch
a.
pink red
rhuddiad
n.
a turning to crimson
rhuddin
n.
heart of timber
rhuddion
n.
husks
rhuddlas
a.
crimson blue
rhuddos
n.
the marigold
rhuddwern
n.
bird cherry tree
rhuddugl
n.
the radish
rhuf
n.
what breaks out; a flush
rhufell
n.
the fish roach
rhufon
n.
a reddened one; a warrior
rhug
n.
what has breaks or points
rhugl
a.
free, ready; fluent; rife
rhugledd
n.
quick motion, fluency
rhuglen
n.
a drum
rhuglgroen
n.
a rattle made of dry skin with stones in it
rhugliad
n.
friction; clearance
rhuglo
v.
to clear, to smooth, to rub
rhull
a.
rife; frank; rash; hasty
rhum
n.
what projects or swells
rhumen
n.
a paunch
rhumog
a.
rotund
n.
paunch
rhumwth
n.
a greedy-gut
rhun
n.
a lavish one
rhuo
v.
to roar; to talk
rhuol
a.
roaring, loquacious
rhuor
a.
roaring, blustering
rhus
a start, a recoil; reynard
rhuso
v.
to start; to hesitate
rhusol
a.
starting; hesitating
rhusgar
a.
apt to start; restive
rhusiad
n.
a starting from
rhuth
n.
breaking out or from
rhuthr
n.
a gust, a rush, an assault, an attack; a good while
rhuthro
v.
to rush; to assault
rhuthrol
a.
rushing; assailing
rhuthriad
n.
a rushing on
rhuwch
n.
exterior coat; a rug
rhuwchen
n.
a rough coat; a rug
rhwb
n.
a rub, a chafe
rhwbiad
n.
rubbing; friction
rhwbio
v.
to rub, to chafe
rhwch
n.
what is rough; a grunt
rhwchiad
n.
a grunting
rhwchial
n.
a shrill grunting
rhwchiala
v.
to grunt
rhwchiawl
a.
grunting
rhwchws
n.
a ray, a skate
rhwd
n.
sediment; smut; rust
rhwdog
a.
covered with rust
rhwf
n.
what swells or puffs out
rhwg
n.
what projects; a ruff
rhwgn
n.
a rub, a friction
rhwng
n.
an intermediacy
rhwmp
n.
a borer, an anger
rhwn
what covers over
rhwnc
n.
snore; rattle
rhwnciad
n.
a rattling, guggling
rhwncian
v.
to rattle, to guggle
rhwnen
n.
a single pear
rhwnsi
n.
a rough coated horse
rhwnt
n.
what covers over
rhwnyn
n.
pears
rhws
n.
cultivated region
rhwtio
v.
to corrode; to fret
rhwtion
n.
dregs
rhwtioni
v.
to produce dregs
rhwtws
n.
broken parts; dregs
rhwth
a.
wide, gaping, yawing
rhwy
n.
excess, superfluity
rhywol
a.
excessive superfluity
rhwych
n.
whaf extends
rhwyd
n.
a net, a snare
rhwyden
n.
a small net; a caul
rhwydiad
n.
a reticulation
rhwydo
v.
to net, to ensnare
rhwydog
a.
reticulated, netted
rhwydd
a.
free, easy, tolerable
rhwyddâd
n.
a making easy
rhwyddâu
v.
to facilitate
rhwydd-deb
n.
facility; success
rhwyddineb
n.
easy, free state
rhwyddoli
v.
to facilitate
rhwyddyni
v.
to facilitate
rhwyf
n.
what impels; ambition; a ruler; an oar
rhwyfadain
n.
a directing fin
rhwyfadur
n.
a swayer
rhwyfain
v.
to be swaying
rhwyfan
n.
impulse; sway
v.
to sway; to lead
rhwyfaniad
n.
domination
rhwyfanu
v.
to dominate
rhwyfanus
a.
imperious
rhwyfiad
n.
a swaying; a rowing
rhwyfiant
n.
domination
rhwyfo
v.
to sway; to row
rhwyfol
a.
swaying; rowing
rhwyfolaeth
n.
dictatorship
rhwyfoldeb
n.
a state of sway
rhwyfus
apt to sway; haughty
rhwyg
n.
a rent, a rupture
rhwygo
v.
to rend, to tear
rhwygol
a.
rending tearing
rhwyll
n.
a ring-fence; a paddock
n.
an interstice, fret work; a casement
rhwyllo
v.
to form insterstices
rhwyllog
a.
fretted; cross-barred; grated
rhwym
n.
a bond, a tie
a.
bound, tied, fastened
rhwymedigaeth
n.
restriction
rhwymedigol
a.
restrictive
rhwymtdd
n.
restraint; bondage
rhwymiad
n.
a binding, a tying
rhwymiant
n.
restriction
rhwymo
v.
to bind, to tie
rhwymyn
n.
a band; a swathe
rhwymynu
v.
to swaddle
rhwyn
n.
a wind, a twist
rhwyno
v.
to bind, to tie
rhwyoli
v.
to render excessive
rhwys
n.
vigour; wantonness; luxurance
rhwysedd
n.
vigourousness
rhwysg
n.
a carreer; sway
rhwysglo
v.
to run headlong
rhwysglyd
a.
froward, restive
rhwysgol
a.
swaying; risking
rhwysiad
n.
invigoration
rhwysog
a.
vigorous, luxuriant
rhwysol
a.
invigorating
rhwysogi
v.
to luxuriate
rhwysoldeb
n.
vigour
rhwysoli
v.
to invigorate
rhwystr
n.
hinderance; let
rhwystredig
a.
hindering
rhwystri
n.
hindrance; let
rhwystro
to hinder, to obstruct
rhwystrusi
n.
hindrance
rhwyth
n.
what pervades; juice
rhwytho
v.
to pervade, to ooze
rhy
n.
excess, superfluity
rhyado
v.
to leave utterly
rhyaddo
v.
to promise overmuch
rhyal
n.
a procreation
rhybarch
n.
extreme regard
rhybed
n.
a clinched state
rhybediad
n.
a clinching
rhyborthi
v.
to support fully
rhybrynu
v.
to purchase fully
rhybuch
n.
earnest longing
rhybudd
n.
notice, warning
rhybuddio
v.
to give notice
rhybuddiol
a.
warning
rhyburo
v.
to purify fully
rhybwyso
v.
to over-weigh
rhybwyth
n.
a retort; over-play
rhych
n.
a trench, a furrow
rhychio
v.
to trench, to furrow
rhychu
v.
to trench, to furrow
rhychwant
n.
a span length
rhychwantu
v.
to span
rhychware
n.
excess of play
rhyd
n.
a course; a ford
rhydaf
n.
an overspreading
rhydain
n.
a young deer, a fawn
rhydalu
v.
to over-pay
rhydanu
v.
to spread greatly
rhydarf
n.
excessive rout
rhydeddu
v.
to render supreme
rhyderig
a.
barren, as to breeding
rhydgoch
a.
of a russet colour
rhydio
v.
to ford, to pass
rhydle
n.
a fording place
rhydlyd
a.
apt to rust, rusty
rhydni
n.
rustiness, rust
rhydöi
v.
to overspread
rhydollt
n.
sawdust
rhydres
n.
arrogance
rhydresol
a.
supercilious
rhydu
v.
to rust, to grow rusty
rhydweli
n.
an artery
rhydwf
n.
exuberance
rhydwng
n.
an anathema
rhydyllu
v.
to perforate
rhydyn
a.
overstrained
rhydd
n.
liberty, freedom
a.
at large; free; liberal
rhyddâd
n.
a liberating
rhyddadlu
v.
to dispute overmuch
rhyddail
n.
second leaves
rhyddaol
a.
loosening, freeing
rhyddâu
v.
to free, to liberate
rhydd-did
n.
liberty
rhyddid
n.
liberty
rhydderchafu
v.
to over exalt
rhyddewyllys
n.
freewill
rhyddiaith
n.
free language; prose
rhyddiant
n.
relaxation liberation
rhyddineb
n.
freedom, facility
rhyddogni
v.
to over-supply
rhyddonio
v.
to gift greatly
rhyddrent
n.
gavelkind
rhyerchi
v.
to ask earnestly
rhyfion
n.
currants
rhyfael
n.
excessive gain
rhyfai
n.
an extreme fault
rhyfail
n.
a prepossession
rhyfaint
n.
an excess
rhyfalu
v.
to grind extremely
rhyfanu
v.
to impress
rhyfarnu
v.
to pre-judge
rhyfawrth
n.
March wind
rhyfedd
a.
surprising, wonderful
rhyfeddod
n.
a surprise, a wonder
rhyfeddol
a.
surprising, wonderful
rhyfeddu
v.
to wonder, to be surprised
rhyfel
n.
war, warfare
rhyfela
v.
to wage war, to war
rhyfelog
a.
belligerent. warring
rhyfelgar
a.
apt to war, warlike
rhyfelu
v.
to wage war, to war
rhyferad
n.
a drivelling
rhyferthin
n.
a violent gust
rhyferthwy
n.
a torent, a tempest
rhyferwi
v.
to over-boil
rhyfoli
v.
to praise; to flatter
rhyforiad
n.
a scrambling
rhyfrys
n.
precipitancy
rhyfwydd
n.
currant trees
rhyfyg
n.
presumption
rhyfygol
a.
presuming insolent
rhyfygu
v.
to presume
rhyfygus
a.
presumptuous
rhyg
n.
rye
rhygaru
v.
love to excess
rhygen
n.
a grain of rye
rhyglydd
n.
desert, merit
rhyglyddiannus
a.
meritorious
rhyglyddiant
a.
desert, merit
rhyglyddu
to deserve, to merit
rhygnol
a.
tubbing; scoring
rhygnell
n.
a whipsaw
rhygnen
n.
a rasp, a file
rhygniad
n.
a rubbing; a hacking
rhygnu
v.
to rub, to hack
rhygoel
n.
a superstition
rhygoll
n.
an extreme loss
rhygu
n.
over-fondness
rhygwellt
n.
rye-grass
rhygyng
n.
an ambling pace
rhygyngen
n.
a rattle in the throat
rhygyngu
v.
to amble
rhyngad
n.
intervention
rhyngol
a.
intervening
rhyngsang
n.
a diacope in rhetoric
rhyngu
v.
to intervene; to medirate. Rhyngu bodd, to please
rhylamu
v.
to overstep
rhylawn
a.
redundant, too full
rhyll
n.
a rift, a cleft
rhym
n.
what stretches round
rhyn
n.
emotion; a shiver; an instant; a small quantity, a cape
a.
shivering; terrible
rhynaig
tremulous, shivering
rhyndod
n.
a shivering
rhynedd
n.
a shiveringness
rhyni
n.
agitation; shivering
rhyniad
n.
a shivering
rhynio
v.
to pervade; to have instinct; to agitate
rhynion
n.
shelled oats, grits
rhynllyd
a.
apt to shiver
rhynod
n.
agitation; a moment; a while; a small quantity
rhynu
v.
to shiver, to shake
rhys
n.
extreme ardency; a rash; a strait; a difficulty
rhyseth
n.
a putting in a course; a straitening
rhysedd
n.
excess, superfluity
rhysedda
v.
to rush onward
rhyselu
v.
to look stedfastly
rhysfa
n.
a course, a rush
rhysgiad
n.
an overgrowing
rhysio
v.
to rush; to straiten
rhysod
n.
burning embers
rhysol
rushing; over running
rhysu
v.
to rush; to entangle
rhyswr
n.
a savage; a combatant
rhyswydd
n.
privet wood
rhysyn
n.
a burning ember
rhythfol
n.
a glutton
rhythgnawd
n.
bloated flesh
rhythiad
n.
a gaping, a yawning
rhythni
n.
a gaping state
rhythu
v.
to stretch out
rhython
n.
cockles
rhyw
n.
sort; sex
a.
some
adv.
it is genial or natural
rhyweled
v.
to foresee
rhywfaint
n.
some quantity
rhywfan
adv.
somewhere
rhywle
adv.
somewhere
rhywiaeth
n.
distinction of kind
rhywiogaeth
n.
a species, a sort, a kind
rhywiogaethol
a.
generical
rhywiogi
v.
to render or be come genial
rhywiogrwydd
n.
generality
rhywrys
a.
over ardent
rhywun
n.
somebody
rhywynt
n.
a hurricane