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Welsh word

cawn

reeds

nounmasculine/kau̯n/

cawn means “reeds” in Welsh and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /kau̯n/.

Definitions

  • stalks
  • reedgrass

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formcawn
Treiglad Meddalgawn
Treiglad Trwynolnghawn
Treiglad Llaeschawn
Treiglad Llaes a H-prothesischawn

cawn in context

Hyd nes y cawn ragor o wybodaeth i redeg y setliad gyda'r data wedi'i ddiweddaru, a'r amcangyfrifon poblogaeth yw'r data mwyaf arwyddocaol, ni allwn ystyried yr effaith ar ddosbarthiad y setliad.

Until we have more information to run the settlement with the updated data, the most significant being the population estimates, we can't consider the impact on the settlement distribution.

C1

Felly, dyma ni, dros ddwy flynedd ers sefydlu'r pwyllgor diben arbennig, a dim ond nawr y cawn ei ganfyddiadau ar fodiwl a ddylai fod, ar bapur, y mwyaf didrafferth i'w gyflawni.

So, here we are, over two years on since the special purpose committee was established, and it’s only now we’re receiving its findings on a module that, on paper, should have been the most straightforward to achieve.

C1

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.

C1

Cawn ni weld sut mae amser yn mynd.

We'll see how time goes.

A2

Topics

Food

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