syllaf
n.
a component part; a syllable
sychod
n.
a snout; a plough-share
sy
n.
a star
v.
is, exists
syber
a.
elevated; generous, sober
syberwyd
n.
stateliness; high-mindedness
sybyrnio
to bundle, to pack up
sybyrnyn
n.
a small bundle
sych
n.
drought
a.
dry
sychder
n.
dryness, drought
syched
n.
drought, thirst
sychedig
a.
thirsty, dry
sychedol
a.
causing thirst
sychedu
to thirst, to be thirst
sychiant
n.
a desiccation
sych-hin
n.
dry weather
sychu
v.
to dry, to wipe dry
sychwydd
n.
dry wood, fuel
sydyn
a.
abrupt, sudden
sydynrwydd
n.
suddenness
sydd
v.
is, exists
syfa
n.
a riddle, a sieve
syfag
n.
what spreads out
syfaldod
n.
fickleness
syfien
n.
a strawberry
syfi
n.
a strawberry
syfliad
n.
a stirring
syflyd
v.
to stir, to move
syfnol
a.
of a firm quality
syfniad
n.
a making firm
syfrdan
n.
giddiness, distraction
a.
giddy, stupified
syfrdanu
v.
to make giddy
syfru
v.
to render severe
syfyd
n.
what forms a space
syfyl
n.
a tendency to move
syg
n.
a chain, a trace
sygan
n.
a whisper, a mutter
syganol
a.
whispering
syganu
v.
to whisper, to mutter
sygn
n.
a circle; a sign
sygog
n.
a shove, a move
syl
n.
surface, ground; base
sylch
n.
a furrow
sylchdan
n.
a wheel plough
sylfan
n.
foundation
sylfaen
n.
foundation stone
sylfaenu
v.
to found
sylfaenydd
n.
founder
sylw
n.
a view; remark; notice
sylwad
n.
observation; a regarding; a noticing
sylwedd
n.
substance, matter
sylweddiad
n.
a substantiation
sylweddol
a.
substantial
sylweddoli
v.
to make substantial
sylweddoliaeth
n.
materialism
sylweddu
to make of substance
sylwi
v.
to observe, to regard
sylwiad
n.
an observing
syll
n.
a view; a gaze, a stare
syllbeiriant
n.
an optical instrument
sylldy
n.
a shop
sylliant
n.
an observation
syllio
v.
to observe; to gaze
syllt
n.
what is fair or clear
sylltiad
n.
a making clear
syllty
n.
a treasury
syllu
v.
to observe; to gaze
syllwg
n.
an open prospect
syllwr
n.
a spectator
syllwydr
n.
a spying-glass
sym
n.
what is whole
symaeth
n.
a complete state
symerth
n.
simple power
symiant
n.
comprehension
symio
v.
to comprehend
syml
n.
what is simple
a.
simple
symlad
n.
a pointing; a simplifying
symlant
n.
simplicity
symledd
n.
simpleness
symlen
n.
a simple one
symlu
v.
to point; to goad
symlyn
n.
a simpleton
symol
a.
integral; middling
symu
to render integral
symud
v.
to move
symudadwy
a.
moveable
symudo
v.
to move, to remove
symudfa
n.
a transition
symudiad
n.
a moving
symudoldeb
n.
moveableness
symwl
n.
cowslips
symwth
a.
interrupted
symwy
a.
ample, prominent
symylen
n.
a cowslip
symyliad
n.
a goading
symylu
v.
to goad
symythu
v.
to interrupt
syn
n.
feeling, preception
a.
sensible; concerned; amazed
syndod
n.
concern; amazement
synedigaeth
n.
astonishment
synedigol
a.
sensitive
syniad
n.
sensation, feeling
syniadol
a.
sensitive
syniant
n.
a sentiment
syniedig
a.
perceived; considered
synigliad
n.
a stimulation
synio
v.
to feel; to be sensible
syniol
a.
sensible, perceptive
syniolaeth
n.
perceptivity
synioldeb
n.
perceptibility
synu
v.
to observe steadfastly; to be amazed
synwr
n.
a sense, meaning
synwyreb
n.
a sentence
synwyrgar
a.
sententious
synwyriad
n.
a gathering of sense
synwyrol
a.
sensible, rational
synwyroldeb
n.
sensibleness
sypiad
n.
squeezing together
sypio
v.
to squeeze together
sypyn
n.
a small bundle
syr
n.
a master, a lord; sir
n.
stars
syrch
n.
a striking against
syrn
adv.
partly, rather, half
syrniad
n.
a forming into parts
syrth
n.
a fall; chance; lot; sort; offals
syrthfa
n.
a fallen state
syrthiant
n.
a propensity
syrthio
v.
to fall, to tumble
syrthiol
a.
falling, tumbling
syrthni
n.
listlessness
syth
n.
a stiff or rigid state
a.
stiff, rigid, erect
sythder
n.
stiffness; erectness
sythi
n.
what stiffens; a beam
sythol
a.
tending to stiffen
sytholdeb
n.
stiffening tendency
sythu
v.
to stiffen; to make or become erect
syw
a.
regular, trim, smart
sywed
n.
astronomy
sywedydd
n.
astronomer
sywedyddol
a.
astronomical
sywidŵ
n.
the titmouse
sywino
v.
to turn or use continually; to dissipate
sywio
v.
to make uniform, to put in trim
sywydd
n.
star knowledge
sywyddwr
n.
astrologer