wy
n.
what is produced; an egg
pron.
of him, of her, of it
wybr
n.
firmament; sky
wybraidd
a.
atmospherical, aerial
wybreiddio
v.
to become as air
wybren
n.
firmament, atmosphere
wybrenol
a.
firmamental
wybrgoel
n.
aeromancy
wybriad
n.
what exists in air
wybriaeth
n.
aerology
wybrliw
n.
cerulean hue
wybro
v.
form air; to go into air; to soar in the air
wybrol
a.
firmamental; aerial
wyd
v.
thou art
wyf
v.
I am
wyl
n.
a flow, a gush; a wall
wylad
n.
a wailing, a weeping
wylo
v.
to wail, to weep
wylofain
v.
to keep wailing
wylofus
a.
wailing; doleful
wyn
n.
lambs
wyneb
n.
a face, a visage
wynebiad
n.
a facing
wynebpryd
n.
countenance
wynebu
v.
to face, to front
wynos
n.
lambkins
wyr
n.
a grandchild, a grandson
wyrain
a.
spreading, extending
wyre
n.
a spreading, expanse
wyro
v.
to distend, to reach out
wys
n.
an aptitude for motion
wysg
n.
a tendency forward; a bias; presence; a current, a course; a stream
adv.
in a forward direction
wyt
v.
thou art
wyth
a.
eight
wythban
a.
of eight parts
wythblyg
a.
of eight folds
wythdeg
a.
eighteen (not used) (??)
a.
eighty (not used)
wythdro
a.
of eight turns
wythdroed
a.
having eight feet
wythfed
a.
eighth
wythgant
a.
eight hundred
wythnos
n.
a week
wythnosi
v.
to form a week
wythnosol
a.
weekly
wythochor
n.
an octagon
wythol
a.
belonging to eight
wythor
a.
of eight borders
wythran
a.
of eight shares
wythryw
a.
of eight kinds