tra
n.
an extreme, an excess; a turn
adv.
and perfix, over; very; whilst
traberwi
v.
to over-boil
trabloedd
n.
great outcry
trabludd
n.
trouble; turmoil
trabluddio
v.
to trouble
trabluddiol
troublous; troubled
trach
adv.
beyond, beside, at
trachefn
adv.
behind; again; afterwards
trachoddi
v.
to vex extremely
trachuro
v.
to beat extremely
trachwant
n.
cupidity; lust
trachwanta
to desire extremely, to covet
trachwres
n.
extreme heat
trachywed
a.
very uniform
trad
n.
what spreads out
tradilyn
v.
to follow, to excess
tradwy
n.
third day to come
adv.
three days hence
tradynol
a.
superhuman
tradd
n.
extreme motion
traddiad
n.
a scouring
traddod
n.
a delivery over
traddodi
v.
to deliver over
traddodiad
n.
tradition
traddygiad
n.
a transferring
traddygyd
v.
to transfer
traed
n.
feet
traeth
n.
a tract, a sand
traethadur
n.
one who treats
traethawd
n.
a treatise
traetheg
n.
a declamation
traethell
n.
a sand bank
traethiad
n.
a treating
traethodyn
n.
a kind of verse
traethu
v.
to relate; to treat
traf
n.
a strain; a stir; a scour
trafael
extreme effort; travail
trafaelu
v.
to travel, to toil
trafaes
n.
stir, bustle; pains
trafel
n.
press; hatchel
traflwnc
n.
a guzzle, a gulp
traflyncu
v.
to guzzle, to gulp
trafniad
n.
a ranging; a revolving
trafnid
n.
a range; a turn, a change
trafnidaeth
n.
commerce, business
trafnidio
v.
to exchange
trafnidiol
a.
commercial
trafnig
a.
mutable, declineable
trafnoldeb
n.
mutableness
trafnu
v.
to range; to revolve
trafod
n.
a stirring, bustle
trafodaeth
n.
act of stirring, a bustling, an intermeddling, a transaction
trafodi
v.
to stir; to bustle, to strive, to intermeddle
trafodus
a.
stirring, bustling
trafolio
v.
to gormandise
trafu
v.
to stir, to scour
trafyn
a stir, a bustle, a range
traff
n.
a strewing, a scattering
trafferth
n.
business, bustle
trafferthu
v.
to bustle, to toil
trafferthus
a.
bustling
traffiad
n.
a spreading, a strewing
traffaith
a.
very confused
traffu
v.
to strew, to scatter
trag
adv.
beyond, beside
tragor
n.
superabundance
tragori
v.
to transcend
tragoriaeth
n.
transcendency
tragoroldeb
n.
superexcellence
tragoroliad
n.
a transcending
tragoruchder
n.
supereminence
tragwael
a.
extremely frail
tragwerth
n.
over value
tragwiw
a.
most excellent
tragwers
n.
extreme heat
tragfyth
adv.
beyond this world
tragfythol
adv.
eternally
tragywydd
a.
everlasting
tragwyddol
a.
everlasting
tragwyddoldeb
n.
eternity
tragwyddoli
v.
to eternise, to immortalise
traha
n.
presumption
trahâu
v.
to become arrogant
trahâus
a.
arrogant, haughty
trahâusder
n.
presumption
trai
n.
decrease; ebb tide
traidd
n.
a pierce; a strait
traig
n.
what tends over
traigl
n.
turn, revolution
traill
n.
trial, draught, turn
trais
n.
rapine ravishment
traith
n.
expression, treatise
trallod
n.
adversity, affliction
trallodiad
n.
an afflicting
trallodol
a.
afflicting, vexing
tramgwydd
n.
a downfall
tramgwyddo
v.
to tumble
tramgwyddol
a.
slumbling
tramoli
v.
to praise to excess
tramor
a.
tranmarine; foreign
tramori
v.
to pass over sea
tramp
n.
a ramble, a stray
trampio
v.
to ramble
tramwy
n.
a going about
tramwyo
v.
to go about
tramwyol
a.
traversing
tran
n.
space, stretch, district
tranc
n.
cessation; end
tranced
n.
a cup with a handle
trancedig
a.
perished; ended
trancell
n.
a single draught
trancol
a.
perishing; ended
trancu
v.
to perish, to die
tranial
n.
field of battle
tranoeth
adv.
on the morrow
traphlith
adv.
in a confused state
trâs
n.
kindred, affinity
traserch
n.
dotage, fondness
traserth
a.
extremely steep
trasg
n.
what is laid together
trasgl
n.
rake
trathyn
a.
extremely tight
traul
n.
wear, cost
traw
n.
a progress; a lead; education
adv.
yonder
trawaeth
n.
a circumstance
trawdd
n.
a transit; a pass
n.
advancement
trawddysg
n.
doctrine
trawedig
a.
disciplined
trawedigaeth
n.
discipline
trawenu
v.
to pass over
trawiad
n.
a surpassing; a rearing, an educating
trawiadu
v.
to educate
trawiadur
n.
an instructor
traws
n.
a traverse, a cross
trawsamcan
n.
a cross purpose
trawsbwyth
n.
cross stitch
trawsder
n.
adverseness
trawsdeyrn
n.
usurper
trawsdoriad
n.
cross-cutting
trawsdynu
v.
to pull adversely
trawsddodi
v.
to transpose
trawsedd
n.
refactoriness
trawselfeniad
n.
transubstantiation
trawsenw
n.
metonymy
trawsfeddiant
n.
usurpation
trawsfudo
v.
to emigrate
trawsganu
v.
to satirise
trawgludo
v.
to transport
trawsglwm
n.
a cross knot
trawsglwyddo
v.
to transport
trawsiad
n.
a putting across
trawsineb
n.
adverseness
trawslath
n.
transverse beam
trawslëad
n.
translocation
trawslusgo
v.
to trail across
trawsosodi
v.
to transpose
trawsrwym
n.
cross band
trawsrywiad
n.
a crossing of breeds
trawst
n.
a transom, a rafter
trawstio
v.
to lay a rafter
trawsu
v.
to cross, to grow adverse
trawswch
n.
a whisker
trawsylweddu
v.
to transubstantiate
trawsymddwyn
n.
metaphor
trawsymud
v.
to transpose
tre
n.
a resort, homestead, home, hamlet, town
trec
n.
an implement, a harness
treciad
n.
a furnishing
trecyn
n.
implement, tool
trech
a.
superior; passing
trechad
n.
an overcoming
trechedd
n.
a superiority
trechol
a.
overcoming
trechu
v.
to overpower
trechwr
n.
vanquisher
tred
n.
a resort; hamlet
tref
n.
a homestead, a hamlet, a town
trefad
n.
domicile, dwelling
trefan
n.
a small hamlet
trefedig
a.
inhabited, colonised
trefiant
n.
inhabitancy
trefig
a.
homely, domestic
treflys
n.
a court leet
trefn
n.
system, order, method
trefnau
utensils, implements
trefnedigaeth
n.
adjustment
trefniad
n.
an ordering, an arranging
trefniant
n.
system, regulation
trefnid
n.
arrangement
trefnidaeth
management
trefnidedd
n.
economy
trefnido
v.
to manage
trefnidol
a.
economical
trefnoldeb
n.
orderliness
trefnol
a.
orderly, systematic
trefnu
v.
to order, to dispose
trefnus
a.
orderly, decent, tidy methodical
trefnusder
n.
orderliness
trefnydd
n.
one who orders, a manager; an economist; a Methodist
trefnyddiaeth
n.
economy; Methodism
trefnyddio
v.
to methodise
trefol
a.
relating to home
treftad
n.
patrimony
treftadaeth
n.
a patrimony
treftadog
a.
having patrimony
treftadol
a.
patrimonial
treftadu
v.
to form a patrimony
trefu
v.
to make a home
trengol
a.
perishing, vanishing
trengi
v.
to end, to expire
treiad
n.
a decreasing
treidio
v.
to course, to range
treiddiad
n.
a penetrating
treiddiadwy
a.
penetrable
treiddiedig
a.
penetrated
treiddio
v.
to penetrate
treiddiol
a.
penetrating
treiddioldeb
n.
penetrability
treiddyn
n.
projecting ridge
treiglddyn
n.
a wanderer
treigled
n.
revolving, rolling
treigledig
a.
being revolved, revolving
treigledigaeth
n.
revolution
treigliad
n.
a revolving, a strolling; inflection
treigliant
n.
a revolution; a strolling
treiglo
to turn round; to inflict
treiglwaith
adv.
once in a time
treillio
v.
to troll, to dredge
treilliwr
n.
a troller, a dredge
treinio
v.
to stray; to scatter
treio
v.
to decrease, to ebb
treisglad
n.
a clattering
treisglo
v.
to clatter
treisaid
n.
forcer
n.
heifer
treisiaeth
n.
ravishment
treisiant
n.
oppression, force
treisio
v.
to force, to ravish, to oppress
treisioldeb
n.
oppressiveness
treisiwr
n.
a forcer, a ravisher, an oppressor
treisydd
n.
a forcer, a ravisher, an oppressor
treithio
v.
to treat, to discourse
trem
n.
a sight, a look, an aspect
trembeiriant
n.
optical instrument
tremiad
n.
looking, a gazing
tremiant
n.
an appearance
tremid
n.
an appearance
tremidydd
n.
an observer
tremio
v.
to look, to observe
tremiol
a.
looking, observing
tremiwr
n.
a looker
tremydiad
n.
an apparition
tremydd
n.
an observer
tremyddiaeth
n.
science of optics
tremygiad
n.
a contemning
tremygu
v.
to contemn
tremygus
a.
contemptuous
tremyn
n.
a look, view, glance
tremynfa
n.
watchtower
tremyn-gar
a.
observant, keen
tremyniad
n.
phantom; boat
tremynu
v.
look; to seem
tremynydd
n.
an explorer
tren
n.
force, rapidity
a.
impetuous; strenuous
treniad
n.
a moving rapidly
trenig
a.
impetuous, furious
trenllif
n.
rapid torrent
trent
n.
force, rapidity
trenu
v.
to act rapidly
trenydd
adv.
two days hence, the day after to-morrow
tres
n.
toil; a whip, a trace
tresgl
the tormentil
tresglen
n.
a thrush, a bird
tresiad
a straining, a whipping
trest
n.
what is stretched
trestl
n.
a frame; a trestle
trestliad
n.
a framing
trestlu
v.
to put on a frame; to put on a trestle; to frame
tresu
v.
to put on a trace
treth
n.
a crop, growth; a tax
trethol
a.
tributary, taxed
trethu
v.
to tax, to rate
treulfawr
a.
expensive
treulgar
a.
prodigal, profuse
treuliad
n.
a consuming
treulio
v.
to consume
trew
n.
the act of sneering
trewiad
n.
a sneezing
trewlwch
n.
sneeze dust, snuff
trewydd
n.
push forward
trewyn
n.
a pursuasion
trewyniad
n.
a persuading
trewynol
a.
persuasive
trewynu
v.
to persuade
tri
a.
three
triad
n.
a forming into three
triannol
a.
tertian, tradic
triannu
v.
to tertiate
triarbymtheg
a.
eighteen
triarddeg
a.
thirteen
triban
n.
a triplet, metre
tribaniaeth
n.
triplicity
tribanu
v.
to triplicate
tribedd
n.
a tripod, a trivet
trichanmil
a.
three hundred thousand
trichant
a.
three hundred
tridant
n.
a trident
trideg
a.
thirty
tridiau
n.
three days
tridyblyg
a.
threefold
trig
n.
a stay, a fixed state
trigiad
n.
a staying, a tarrying
n.
a tarrying
trigfa
n.
dwelling-place
trigfanu
v.
to form a dwelling
trigiannol
a.
residentary
trigiannu
v.
to reside
trigiant
n.
a residence
trigo
v.
to stay; to dwell; to die
trigol
a.
tarrying; dwelling
trîn
n.
management; bustle; trouble; an action, a battle
v.
to meddle; to manage; to labour at; to quarrel
trindod
n.
a trinity
trindodaeth
n.
trinitarianism
trindodol
a.
trinitanan
trindodydd
n.
a trinitarian
triniad
n.
a meddling; a managing; a quarrelling
triniaeth
n.
management
triniol
a.
managing
triniogaeth
n.
management
trioli
v.
to tertiate
trip
n.
trip, slip
tripa
n.
the bowels, intestines
tripiad
n.
a tripping
tripiao
v.
to keep tripping
tripio
v.
to trip, to stumble
trist
a.
pensive, sorrowful, sad
tristâd
a.
a becoming sad
tristâu
v.
to grow sorrowful
tristlawn
a.
sorrowful, rueful
tristwch
n.
sadness, sorrow
tristyd
n.
sadness, sorrow
trithro
a.
of three turns
trithroed
a.
three-footed
triugain
a.
sixty
triugeinfed
a.
sixtieth
tro
n.
a turn; a time; a lax
troad
n.
a turning; a flexion
troch
n.
a spray; a lave
trochfa
n.
a bathing place
trochi
v.
to immerse, to dip, to plunge
trochiad
n.
an immersing
trochion
n.
splashings; suds
trochioni
v.
to raise a lather
trochol
a.
bathing, immersing
trochwr
n.
one who dips; an Anabaptist
trochydd
n.
a dipper
trodi
v.
to make a transit
trodiad
n.
a passing onward
troddi
v.
to make a transit
troddiad
n.
a transition
troed
n.
a foot
troedfedd
n.
a foot measure
troedgall
a.
club-footed
troedgam
a.
wry footed
troediad
n.
a footing; a pacing
trôedig
a.
turned, converted
trôedigaeth
n.
conversion
troedio
v.
to foot; to tread
troediog
a.
footed
n.
footman
troedlas
n.
a treadle, a foot board
troedlath
n.
a treadle, a foot board
troedle
n.
a trodden place
troedlen
n.
a foot-board
troedlydan
a.
broad-footed
troednoeth
a.
bare footed
troedogi
v.
to fetter
tröell
n.
a whirl; wheel; reel; pulley; windlass
tröellen
n.
a whirl, a twirl
tröellhoel
n.
a screw nail
tröelli
v.
to whirl; to reel
tröelliad
n.
a whirling
tröellog
a.
having a wheel
tröellwaith
n.
wheelwork
tröellymadrodd
n.
tropology
tröen
n.
a twirl; a while
troeth
n.
wash; lie; urine
troethlif
n.
a diabetes
trofan
n.
a tropic
trofâu
v.
to make a turn
trofâus
a.
flexuous, tortuous
trofiad
n.
a transition; a clause
trofiant
n.
a transition
trofol
a.
tending forward
trohidl
n.
a rope twister
troi
v.
turn, to revolve
troiad
n.
a turning
trol
n.
cylinder, roll; cart
trolaidd
a.
cylindrical
trolen
n.
a roundlet
troliad
n.
a rolling
trolian
v.
to roll
trolyn
n.
roller; chub
trom
a.
heavy, weighty; sad
tron
n.
a circle; throne
troni
v.
to render superior
trôni
to form a circumference
tröol
a.
turning, revolving
tros
n.
a transverse bar
prep.
over, for, instead of. Da dros ben, exceedingly good
trosedd
n.
transgression
troseddol
a.
transgressing
troseddu
v.
to transgress, to offend
troseddwr
n.
offerder, transgressor
trosel
n.
plaited fence
trosenwad
n.
transnomination
trosfa
n.
a turning place
trosfynediad
n.
metabasis
trosgludo
v.
to transport
trosglwyddiad
n.
a transferring; a passage, a voyage
trosglwyddo
v.
to transfer
trosglwyddol
a.
transferring
trosi
v.
to turn out; to move onward; to move about
trosodd
prep.
over; beyond
adv.
on the other side
trosof
pron. prep.
see <<tros>>
trosot
pron. prep.
see <<tros>>
trosti
pron. prep.
see <<tros>>
trosom
pron. prep.
see <<tros>>
trosoch
pron. prep.
see <<tros>>
trostynt
pron. prep.
see <<tros>>
trosol
n.
a lever; a bar
trosolwaew
n.
lever-beam
trosten
n.
a long slender rod
trostr
n.
a slider
trotiad
n.
a trotting
trotian
v.
to keep trotting
trotio
v.
to go on a trot
trôth
n.
what tends through
troth
prep.
from side to side
trothi
n.
a passing through
trothwy
n.
a threshold
trotiwr
n.
one who trots
trowynt
n.
a whirlwind
tru
n.
an outcast state
truan
a.
wretched, miserable
truanedd
n.
wretchedness
truanes
n.
a wretched female
truanu
v.
to commiserate
trueinind
n.
a becoming wretched; a wretched one
trueni
n.
wretchedness; pity
truenus
a.
wretched, piteous
truenusedd
n.
piteousness
trugar
a.
compassionate
trugarâd
n.
commiseration
trugarâu
v.
to commiserate
trugaredd
n.
mercy, pity
trugareddfa
n.
mercy-seat
trugareddol
a.
merciful
trugarog
a.
merciful, pitying
trugarogrwydd
n.
mercifulness
trul
n.
drilling tool
truliad
n.
a drilling
trulio
v.
to drill a hole
trull
n.
store; store of liquor
trulliad
n.
a butler
trulliadaeth
n.
butlership
trullio
v.
to draw liquor
trum
n.
a ridge, a back
truman
n.
a ridge, a cope
trumbeithin
n.
ridge tiles
trnmbren
n.
a keel
trumiad
n.
a ridging; a copying
trumiog
a.
ridged, coped
trus
n.
a ward, a guard
trusi
n.
what is a guard
trusiad
n.
a ward, a bulwark
trusio
v.
to ward, to guard
truth
a.
wheedling, fawning
truthad
n.
a wheedling
truthan
n.
a wheedler
truthiad
n.
a sycophant, a flatterer
truthio
v.
to weedle
trw
n.
a whirl; a pervasion
prep.
through, by
trwb
n.
what is rubbed
trwc
n.
a turn; a truck
trwca
n.
a bowl, a cup
trwcwl
n.
a trundle; a truckle
trwch
n.
a cut; a section; thickness
trwl
n.
pack, cushion
trwliad
n.
a rolling up
trwlian
v.
to roll together
trwlio
v.
to bundle, to roll
trwlyn
n.
a squabby thing
trwm
a.
heavy, weighty; sad
trwn
n.
a circie
trwnc
n.
urine, lie, stale
trwodd
adv.
through
trwpa
n.
tub, hod, trollop
trws
n.
covering, dress
trwsglyn
n.
a burgler
trwsgl
a.
clumsy, bundling
trwsiad
n.
a dressing; dress
trwsiadu
v.
to clothe, to dress
trwsiadus
a.
dressed, decked
trwsio
v.
to dress, to deck
trwst
n.
noise, rustling
trwstan
a.
clumsy; unlucky
trwstaneiddio
v.
to become clumsy
trwstaneiddwch
n.
clumsiness
trwstanwch
n.
clumsiness
trwth
n.
what tends to expand
trwy
n.
a pass through
prep.
though; by means of
trwyad
n.
permeation
trwyadl
a.
alert, smart, lively
trwyadledd
n.
sprightliness
trwyadlu
v.
to act alertly
trwyd
n.
a bursting through
trwyddad
n.
a bursting through
trwydo
v.
to burst through
trwydol
bursting, penetrating
trwydd
n.
a passing through
prep.
through; by
trwydded
n.
a pass, a passport, a licence, a fare, a reception
trwyddedog
a.
having licence
trwyddedogi
v.
to give free passage
trwyddedu
v.
to pass freely
trwyddo
v.
to pass through; to bore
trwyll
n.
a swivel, a ring
trwylliad
n.
a swivelling
trwyllo
v.
to swivel; to troll
trwyn
n.
a point; a snout, a nozzle, a nose
trwynswch
n.
tip of the nose
trwyo
prep.
through
adv.
through
trwyogaeth
n.
pervasion
trwyogi
v.
to make pervasive
trwyth
n.
a solvent; lie; decoction
trywytho
v.
to steep in lie
trwythi
n.
a menstrum; lie
trwythiad
n.
a steeping in lie
try
n.
aptness to pass through or over
tryad
n.
a pervasion
tryal
n.
a homestead
tryarllais
a.
of stunning voice
tryawch
n.
magnetism
tryb
n.
a blended state
trybaeddiad
n.
a wallowing
trydaeddu
v.
to wallow, to daub
trybed
n.
support; brand iron
trybedd
n.
a support; a trivet
trybeddu
v.
to set firmly
trybelid
a.
perspicuous, clear
trybest
n.
commotion, bustle
trybestu
v.
to bluster, to bustle
tryboethi
v.
to heat through
tryboli
v.
to huddle; to wallow
trybylog
a.
dull
tryciad
n.
a dragging, a trailing heavily
trycio
v.
to flag, to fail
trych
n.
an opening; a scope
trycheb
n.
tinesis
trychfa
n.
place that is cut
trychfil
n.
a destructive animal, vermin
trychiad
n.
cutter, lopper
trychiedig
a.
being cut; truncated
trychinebus
a.
disastrous
tryehion
n.
cuttings
trychionyn
a shred, cutting
trychni
n.
disaster, mishap
trycholdeb
n.
a mangled state
trychu
v.
to cut, to cut into
trychwys
n.
thorough sweat
trychyn
n.
a small cut
trydan
n.
the electric fluid
trydaniad
n.
electrifying
trydaniaeth
n.
electricity
trydanu
v.
to electrify
trydar
n.
chirp; din
v.
to chirp
trydariad
n.
a chattering
trydaru
v.
to chatter; to din
trydedd
a.
third
trydiad
n.
a pervasion
trydon
n.
what pervades; agrinony
a.
thoroughly toned, four days hence
trydydd
a.
third
tryrdd
n.
what is through
tryf
n.
what is pervasive
tryfal
n.
a triangle
tryfalu
v.
to form a triangle
tryfer
n.
a harpoon, a spear
tryferiad
n.
a harpooning
tryferu
v.
to harpoon
tryfesur
n.
a diameter
tryfol
n.
what is all belly
tryfoliad
n.
a gormandising
tryfolio
v.
to gormandise
tryfrith
a.
thoroughly mixed, swarming; teeming
tryfrwyd
a.
interweaving
trylais
n.
thorough voice
trylef
n.
thorough utterance
tryles
n.
thorough benefit
trylifo
v.
to flow through
trylith
n.
thorough training
tryliw
n.
pervading colour
tryloes
a.
pervading pang
tryloew
a.
transparent
trylosg
n.
thorough ignition
trylwyn
a.
very ready or perfect
trylyn
a.
thoroughly keen
trym
a.
compact trim
trymâd
n.
a rendering heavy
trymâu
v.
to make heavy
trymder
n.
heaviness
trymfryd
n.
sadness of mind
trwmgwsg
n.
a dead sleep
trymiad
n.
a making potent
trymlyog
a.
flagging
tryn
n.
ardency, fierceness; ardent, fierce, stern
trynaws
n.
pervading quality
trynedd
n.
ardency; fierceness
trynodd
n.
a pervading juice
trynwyd
n.
a pervading emotion
tryryw
n.
a perfect kind
trysain
n.
perfect, sound
trysawdd
n.
a cube root
trysgledd
n.
awkwardness
trysor
n.
a treasure
trysoriad
n.
a treasuring
trysorwr
n.
a treasurer
trystiad
n.
a blusterer
n.
a clattering
trystian
v.
to keep clattering
trystio
v.
to bluster, to clatter, to rustle
trythgwd
n.
a satchel
trythu
v.
to swell out
trythyll
a.
voluptuous
trythyllu
v.
to follow pleasure
trythyllwch
n.
enjoyment
tryw
n.
what pervades; what is constant; a trace; truth; agrimony
a.
universal; constant
trywan
n.
a thrust, a stab
a.
pierced, stabbed
trywaniad
n.
a transfixing
trywanu
v.
to tranfix; to stab
trywar
a.
thoroughly tame
trywedd
n.
a trace by scent
trywel
a.
perspicious
trywiad
n.
a pervading
trywio
v.
to pervade
trywydd
n.
a trace, a scent
trywyddu
v.
to trace by scent
trywyllt
a.
thoroughly wild
trywyn
a.
thoroughly happy
trywyngar
a.
conciliatory