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Welsh word

anochel

unavoidable

adjectivemasculine/aˈnɔχɛl/

anochel means “unavoidable” in Welsh and is used as a adjective. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /aˈnɔχɛl/.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formanochel
Treiglad Llaes a H-prothesishanochel
H-prothesishanochel

anochel in context

O ran y pwysau ar wasanaethau eraill, mae hynny, yn anffodus, yn anochel yn sgil beth rŷn ni i gyd yn gobeithio fydd yn benderfyniad dros dro ynghylch y pedwar gwely yn yr uned yng Nghaergybi.

In terms of the pressure on other services, that's inevitable, unfortunately, in the wake of what we all hope will be a temporary decision regarding the four beds in the unit in Holyhead.

B2

Mae camgymeriadau'n digwydd, ac yn ystod pandemig unwaith mewn canrif, gyda'r holl straen eithafol a ddaeth gyda hynny, rydym yn derbyn yn llwyr fod camgymeriadau dynol yn anochel.

Mistakes happen, and during a once-in-a-century pandemic, with all the acute stresses and strains that come with it, we fully accept that human errors are inevitable.

C1

Ar ôl inni wneud y penderfyniad i adael yr UE, roedd newid yn anochel.

Once we made the decision to leave the EU, change was inevitable.

B2

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