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Welsh verb

bygwth

to threaten

bygwth is a Welsh verb meaning “to threaten”.

Present

PersonForm
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bygwth in context

Gwn fod yr Aelodau'n rhannu fy mhryder ynghylch cam-drin, bygwth ac aflonyddu ar gynghorwyr, ac mae'n wirioneddol bwysig ein bod yn rhoi camau ar waith i wella eu diogelwch.

I know Members share my concern about the abuse, intimidation and harassment of councillors, and it is really important that we take steps to improve their safety.

Cyflwynwyd ein rhaglen Cymorth i Aros yng nghyd-destun argyfwng costau byw niweidiol a chyllideb fach drychinebus y Ceidwadwyr, a oedd yn bygwth diogelwch ariannol aelwydydd dirifedi ledled Cymru.

Our Help to Stay programme was introduced in the context of a crippling cost-of-living crisis and a disastrous Conservative mini-budget, which threatened the financial security of countless households across Wales.

Os cawn y newid hwn yn anghywir, nid tanseilio ffermio'n unig a wnawn, rydym yn bygwth gwead cefn gwlad Cymru.

If we get this transition wrong, we're not just undermining farming, we threaten the very fabric of rural Wales.

A ellir ei alw'n gynllun ffermio cynaliadwy pan fo'n bygwth y diwydiant, gan ei wneud yn llai cynaliadwy mewn cymaint o ffyrdd?

Can this be classed as a sustainable farming scheme when it threatens the industry, making it less sustainable in so many ways?

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Native language name: Cymraeg