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64 Cards in this Set
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gwledig
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(adj.) rural, countrified, country, agrarian
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trefol
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(Adj.) town, urban
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prysur [prysur- &adj]
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(adj.) busy, hasty; diligent; serious
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diwydiannol
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(adj.) industrial
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llawn bwrlwm
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full of busy things to do in the city.
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anniddorol
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uninteresting
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llewyrchus
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(adj.) flourishing, prosperous
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anghysbell
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(adj.) out of the way, remote, outlandish
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poblog
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(adj.) populous
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dymunol
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(adj.) desirable, agreeable, pleasant
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cyffrous
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(adj.) exciting, impassioned; excited, frantic
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marwaidd
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(adj.) lifeless, sluggish, drowsy, dull
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budr (budur) [pl. budron]
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(adj.) dirty, filthy, nasty, vile, foul
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hen [hen- &adj, hyn- &adj; comp. hy+n]
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(adj.) old, ancient, aged, of old, antique, pristine
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hynaf
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(adj.) oldest
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henaint [m.]
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(n.) old age
plentynrwydd henaint (n.) dotage |
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heneiddio [heneiddi-]
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(v.) age, grow old
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hynafiad [hynafiaid, m.]
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(n.) ancestor; (n.pl.) ancestry
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llenyddol
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(adj.) literary
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llafar
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(adj.) vocal, oral; loud; colloquial
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canlynol
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(adj.) following, consequent
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argraff [-au, -ion, f.]
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(n.) print, imprint, impression; perception
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cronfa [cronfeydd, f.]
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(n.) reservoir, dam, pool, repertory; fund, hoard, repository
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cymysgedd [mf.]
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(n.) mixture, admixture, blend, concoction, medley
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gwe [-oedd, f.]
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(n.) web; texture
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trafferth [-ion, mf.]
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(n.) trouble, bother
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treth [-i, f.]
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(n.) rate, tax, tribute, levy, impost
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arddull [-iau, f.]
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(n.) style
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arwyddocad
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significance
(n.) arwyddoca+d [m.], pwys [-au, -i, m.] |
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cynghrair [cynghreiriau, mf.]
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(n.) alliance, league, coalition, pact
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datblygiad [-au, m.]
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(n.) development, evolution
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diffyg [-ion, m.]
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(n.) want, lack, deficit, privation; defect, fault, default, flaw; eclipse
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lleoliad [m.]
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(n.) location; localization
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nawdd [m.]
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(n.) protection; patronage, auspices
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ysgytleath (g)
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milkshake
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trigolion
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(n.pl.) inhabitants, dwellers
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ymofyn [-ion, m.]
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(n.) inquiry (enquiry)
ymofyn [ymofynn- &1, ymofyn- &2+] (v.) ask, seek, inquire (enquire) |
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cychwyn [cychwynn- &1, cychwyn- &2+; 3.s. cychwyn]
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(v.) start, rise, stir, depart
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hebrwng [hebryng-]
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(v.) conduct, convey, escort, accompany, convoy
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trannoeth
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(adv.) next day
trannoeth [m.] (n.) morrow |
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tybio (tybied) [tybi-; 3.s. & 2.s.imp. tyb]
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(v.) suppose, think, imagine, assume, conceive, presume, repute, opine, postulate
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ymhen
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(prep.) within
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cwr [cyrrau, m.]
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(n.) edge, border, quarter, skirt, margin
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ceunant [ceunentydd, m.]
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(n.) ravine, gorge, defile, dell
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ceulan [-nau, ceulennydd, f.]
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(n.) bank, brink
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ofer
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(adj.) vain, idle, useless, futile, inane, otiose; waste, abandoned, null, nugatory; prodigal, dissipated, dissolute, profligate, licentious
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cyfan [-ion, m.]
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(n.) whole
cyfan [pl. cyfain] (adj.) whole, all, entire, intact, integral |
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dyfalu [dyfal-]
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(v.) guess, conjecture, divine
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gwellt
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(n.pl.) grass; sward; straw
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ysgubor [-iau, f.], neu sgubor
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(n.) barn, granary, garner
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enaid [eneidiau, m.]
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(n.) life, soul
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comin [m.]
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(n.) common
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distaw
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(adj.) silent, quiet, quiescent, reticent
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dagr [-au, m.]
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(n.) dagger
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deigryn [dagrau, m.]
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(n.) tear
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cronni [cronn- &1, cron- &2+]
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(v.) collect, accumulate, amass; hoard; dam, congest
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cludo [clud-]
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(v.) carry, convey, port, bear
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heulwen [f.]
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(n.) sunshine
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maith
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(adv.) long
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rhodd [-ion, f.]
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(n.) gift, present, donation, grant, gratuity
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morthwyl [-ion, m.]
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(n.) hammer
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sipsi [-wn, mf.]
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(n.) gypsy (gipsy)
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pabwyr [m.]
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(n.) wick, candlewick
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taflu [tafl-; 3.s. teifl; 2.s.imp. tafl]
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(v.) throw, fling, cast, hurl, heave, pelt
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