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Welsh word

anhawster

difficulty

nounmasculine/anˈhau̯sdɛr/

anhawster means “difficulty” in Welsh and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /anˈhau̯sdɛr/.

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MutationForm
Base formanhawster
Treiglad Llaes a H-prothesishanhawster
H-prothesishanhawster

anhawster in context

Rwy'n deall mai ychydig iawn o fysiau wrth gefn, os o gwbl, a oedd ar gael pe bai anhawster gyda'r trenau neu'r seilwaith dros y penwythnos.

I gather that there were very few, if any, relief buses available in the event of a difficulty with the trains or the infrastructure this weekend.

C1

Mae llywio cyllideb drwy'r Senedd yn llawn anhawster.

Manoeuvring a budget through the Senedd is fraught with difficulty.

B2

Y pwynt pwysig arall am rai hosbisau yw eu bod yn dibynnu'n helaeth ar wirfoddolwyr, a dywedwyd wrthyf, ers COVID, fod anhawster mawr i ddod o hyd i wirfoddolwyr.

The other important point about some hospices is that they do rely heavily on volunteers, and I am told that, since COVID, the difficulty of getting volunteers is very high.

B2

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