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abatir( -oedd) nm abbey-land

abaty( abatai) nm abbey

aber( -oedd, ebyr) nm confluence; mouth of river, estuary; brook, stream

aberfa( -oedd) nf mouth of river, estuary

abergofiantnm forgetfulness, oblivion

aberth( -au, ebyrth) nm sacrifice

aberthgednf oblation; offering of fruits

abertholadj sacrificial

aberthuvb to sacrifice

aberthwr( -wyr) nm sacrificer

aberuvb to flow into

abidnmf apparel; dress of religious order

abiécnmf alphabet

abladj able; well-off

abladoladj ablative

ableddnm ability; plenty

abrwysgadj clumsy, drunken

absennm absence; slander

absennoladj absent

absennuvb to backbite, to slander

absennwr( absenwyr) nm backbiter

absenoldebnm absence

absenolivb to absent

absenoliaeth( -au) nf absenteeism

abwyd, abwydyn( abwydod) nm worm; fishing-bait

ac, aconj and

academaiddadj academic

academi( -ïau) nm academy

acen( -ion) nf accent

aceniadnm accentuation

acennodnm accent mark

acennuvb to accent, to stress

acenyddiaethnf accentuation

acer( -i) nf acre

aciwbigiad( -au) nm acupuncture

acnenm acne

acriligadj acrylic

act( -au) nf act

actiovb to act

actor( -ion) nm actor

actores( -au) nf actress

acwadv there, yonder

ach1excl ugh

ach2( -au, -oedd) nf degree of kinship; ( pl ) pedigree, ancestry

achesnm tide, flood; eloquence

achfrenmf seeachwre

achlânadv wholly, entirely

achles( -oedd) nf succour, protection; manure

achlesoladj succouring

achlesuvb to succour, to cherish

achlodnm shame, disgrace

achlustnm rumour

achlysur( -on) nm occasion

achlysuroladj occasional

achos1( -ion) nm cause, case

achos2conj because, for

achosivb to cause

achres( -i, -au) nf genealogical table

achubvb to seize, to snatch; to save, to rescue; achub y blaento forestall; achub y cyfleto seize the opportunity

achubiaethnf salvation

achuboladj saving

achubwr( -wyr), achubydd( -ion) nm saviour, rescuer

achuladj thin, emaciated

achwre, achfrenmf under-thatch, protection; covering, garment

achwynvb to complain ▶ nm ( -ion) complaint, plaint

achwyniad( -au) nm complaint, accusation

achwynwr( -wyr) nm complainer; complainant, plaintiff

achwynyddes( -au) nf complainant

achydd( -ion) nm genealogist

achyddiaethnf genealogy

achyddoladj genealogical

achwyngaradj querulous

ad-prefix very; second; bad, re-

adailnf building, edifice, structure

adain, aden( adenydd) nf wing; fin; spoke

adamantnm adamant, diamond

adamantaiddadj adamantine

adarnpl ( nmaderyn) birds, fowls; adar drudwy, adar yr eirastarlings; adar y tosparrows

adaravb to catch birds, to fowl

adardy( -dai) nm aviary

adaregnf ornithology

adargi( -gwn) nm retriever, setter, spaniel

adargraffiad( -au) nm reprint

adarwr( -wyr) nm fowler

adarwriaethnf fowling

adarydd( -ion) nm ornithologist

adaryddan birdwatching ▶ vb to go birdwatching

adaryddiaethnf ornithology

ad-daluvb to repay, to requite

ad-drefnuvb to rearrange

adeg( -au) nf time, occasion, opportunity

adeilad( -au) nmf building, edifice

adeiladaethnf building; edification, construction

adeiladoladj edifying, constructive

adeiladuvb to build, to edify

adeiladwaithnm construction

adeiladwr( -wyr), adeiladydd( -ion) nm builder

adeileddnm structure

adeiniogadj winged

aden( -ydd, edyn) nf wing; see alsoadain

adenedigaethnf regeneration

adenivb to regenerate

adennillvb to regain, to recover

aderyn( adar) nm bird

adfach( -au) nm barb; liver-fluke

adfail( -feilion) nm ruin

adfeddiannuvb to repossess

adfeiliadnm decay, ruin

adfeiliedigadj decayed, in ruins

adfeiliovb to decay, to moulder

Adfentnm Advent

adfer, adferu, adferydvb to restore