ti
n.
what is in; what is distinct
pron.
thee, thou
tib
n.
a particle, a bit
tic
n.
a particle, a bit
ticiad
n.
a forming particles
ticial
v.
to drain in drops
ticyn
n.
a particle, a scrap
tid
n.
a draught chain
tidian
n.
a chaining
tidmwy
n.
a tether, a tie
tidmwyad
n.
a tethering
ting
n.
a crindle; a tingle
tingo
v.
to crindle, to flinch; to tingle
til
n.
a minute particle
tiliad
n.
a very small fry
tim
n.
a little, a scrap
timyn
n.
a little bit, a scrap
tinbais
n.
a petticoat
tinben
adv.
tail to tail
tinc
n.
a tink, a tinkle
tincerdd
n.
the tail of a craft; a tinker
tinciad
n.
a tinking, a tinkling
tincial
v.
to tinkle; to drain
tincian
v.
to tinkle; to drain
tincio
v.
to tink, to ring
tincion
n.
last drawn milk
tindaflu
v.
to throw the tail
tindew
a.
fat-buttocked
tindin
adv.
tail to tail
tindopio
v.
to flounce
tindraphen
adv.
topsy turvy
tindro
n.
a turn of the tail
tindroed
n.
the didapper
tindrwm
a.
heavy-tailed
tindrom
a.
heavy-tailed
tinfoel
a.
bare-tailed
tin-gloff
a.
hipshot
tin-goch
a.
red-tailed
n.
the red-start
tin-grach
a.
scabby-tailed
tinlethu
v.
to overlay
tinllom
a.
bare-bottomed
tinllwm
a.
bare-bottomed
tinnoeth
a.
bare-bottomed
tino
v.
to form a tail
tinpen
n.
a hassock
tinrwth
a.
open-tailed
tinwyg
a.
open-tailed
tinsigl
n.
the wagtail
tip
n.
a particle, a bit
tipyn
n.
a piece, a little bit
tipynu
v.
to part into bits
tir
n.
land, earth, ground
tiraeth
n.
a continuition
tirdriniad
n.
a dressing of land
tirddiwyll
n.
agriculture
tirf
a.
fresh, luxuriant; lively
tirfâd
n.
a freshening
tirfâu
v.
to freshen; to enrich
tirfdra
n.
freshness; richness
tiriad
n.
a making a land
tiriadu
v.
to make a landing
tirio
v.
to land; to turn the ground
tiriog
a.
having land, landed
tiriogaeth
n.
landed estate
tiriogi
v.
to possess land
tiriol
a.
terreous, earthly
tirion
n.
a familiar spot
a.
pleasant, genial, lovely
tiriondeb
n.
pleasantness
tirioni
v.
to render pleasant; to become pleasant
tirionus
pleasing, delighting
tirionwch
n.
pleasantness
tiro
v.
to extend in continuity
tis
n.
a sneeze, sternutation
tisiad
n.
act of sneezing
tisian
v.
to sneeze, to sternutate
tisio
v.
to sneeze, to sternutate
titen
n.
a very small fly
titiad
n.
a small fly
titr
n.
a whirl; a metre
titw
n.
a cat, in fond language
tithau
pron.
thyself, thou also
tiolio
v.
to roll, to trundle