sa
n.
a fixed state; a standing
sach
n.
a sack
sachaid
n.
sackful, bagful
sachell
n.
a small sack, a bag
sachellu
v.
to bag; to stuff
sachliain
n.
sackcloth
sachu
v.
to put in a sack
sad
a.
firm, steady; discreet
sadell
n.
a dorser, a packsaddle
sadellu
v.
to put on a dorser
sadio
v.
to make firm
sadrwydd
n.
firmness, steadiness
sadwrn
n.
Saturn
Dydd Sadwrn, Saturday
saer
n.
a wright, an artisan
saeriad
n.
a working as a wright
saeriant
n.
architecture
saeri
n.
a wright's work
saerniaeth
n.
architecture
saernïaidd
a.
workmanlike
saernïo
v.
to work as a wright
saernïol
a.
architectural
saerol
mechanical, of a wright
saeru
v.
to work as a wright
saeth
n.
an arrow, a dart
saethflew
n.
coarse hairs in fur
saethiad
n.
a shooting; ejection
saethol
a.
shooting; ejecting
saethu
v.
to shoot; to dart
saethydd
n.
shooter, archer
saethyddiaeth
n.
archery
saf
n.
a fixed state; a stand
safadwy
a.
able to stand, durable
safaeth
n.
the act of standing
safedig
a.
established, fixed
safedigol
a.
having power to stand
safedd
n.
fixed state, stationariness
safiad
n.
a standing; stature
safiadol
a.
stationary
safle
n.
a standing place, a stand
safn
n.
a jaw, a chop
safnaid
n.
a chopful
safnol
a.
relating to the jaw
safniad
n.
a jawing, a mouthing
safnrwth
a.
open jawed
safol
a.
standing, stationary
safwyr
n.
savour, odour
saffr
n.
saffron, crocus
saffrwm
n.
saffron, crocus
saffrwn
n.
saffron, crocus
saffwn
n.
a beam, a shaft
saffwy
n.
a pike, a lance
saffwyo
v.
to use a pike
sag
n.
a squeeze of the chops
sagied
v.
to squeeze in the chops; to stifle
sang
n.
a tread; a tramble
sangedigaeth
n.
act of treading
sangu
v.
to tread; to tramble
sai
n.
what is still or at rest
saib
n.
leisure; sedateness; quiet; sedate; studious
said
n.
a haft; the part inserted in the hilt
saig
n.
a mess, a meal
sail
n.
a base, a foundation
saim
n.
grease
sain
n.
a sound, a tone
saith
a.
seven
sal
n.
a pass; a plight; a cast off; frail; poor; ill
salaidd
a.
somewhat frail or ill
salâu
v.
to grow frail or ill
saldra
n.
frailty; poorness; illness
salw
a.
despicable, vile, sorry; ugly
salwâu
v.
to grow despicable
salwder
n.
frailty; vileness
salwineb
n.
contemptibleness
sallt
n.
an exterior state
salltiad
n.
a going out; a sallying
salltring
n.
snuffers
san
n.
a maze
a.
wary
sanedigaeth
n.
amazement
sant
n.
a saint
santaidd
a.
holy
santeiddiad
n.
sanctification
santeiddio
v.
to sanctify
santeiddiol
a.
sanctified
santeiddrwydd
n.
holiness
santes
n.
a female saint
santolaeth
n.
sanctitude
sanu
v.
to gaze, to amaze
sar
n.
rage; insult, offence
sarâd
n.
an insulting
saraol
a.
insulting, abusive
sarâed
n.
affront, reproach
sarâu
v.
to insult, to affront
sarâus
a.
insulting, offensive
sarâusrwydd
n.
offensiveness
sarch
n.
piece of harness
sarchu
v.
to cover, to harness
sardio
v.
to rebuff, to chide
sardiol
a.
rebuking, chiding
sardd
n.
what is recumbent
sarddan
n.
a creeping thing
sarff
n.
a serpent
sarffol
a.
like a serpent
sarffwydd
n.
service trees
sarid
n.
an overplus
sarn
n.
a causeway; a paving
sarnu
v.
to strew; to lay a path
sarth
n.
reptile; scorpion; hedgehog; sarcasm
sarthu
v.
to creep along
sarug
a.
surly, stern, dogged
sarugedd
n.
surliness
sarugrwydd
n.
surliness
sarugo
v.
to grow surly
sarugyn
n.
a surly fellow
satan
n.
adversary
sathr
n.
a trampling
sathredig
a.
trodden, trampled
sathru
v.
to tread, to trample
saw
n.
what hems in; a stop
sawch
n.
a heap, a load
sawd
n.
drift, plight, verge; a siege
sawdio
v.
to tend, to verge
sawdl
n.
a heel
sawdrio
v.
to join; to solder
sawdwr
n.
borderer; soldier
sawdwriaeth
n.
soldiership
sawdwriol
a.
soldierly
sawdd
n.
depth; a sink; a plunge; a root; power
sawell
n.
a smoke hole, a chimney
sawf
n.
what stops or stands
sawl
a.
many; such
sawyr
n.
savour, taste; odour
sawyrio
v.
to savour
sawyrus
a.
savory; odorous