Welsh word

chwerthin

to laugh

verbmasculine/ˈχwɛrθɨ̞n/

chwerthin means “to laugh” in Welsh and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈχwɛrθɨ̞n/.

Mutation forms

Roedd Sami a Layla yn chwerthin.

Sami and Layla were laughing.

Yn eich geiriau eich hun, mae angen inni symud ymlaen. [ Chwerthin .]

In your own words, we need to move forward. [ Laugher .]

Diolch am dynnu fy sylw at hynny. [ Chwerthin .] Ie, os gallwch ddod â'ch sylwadau i ben.

Thank you for pointing it out to me. [ Laughter .] Yes, if you can bring your comments to a close.

Fel Llywydd ers dros naw mlynedd, mae'n anodd methu â bod wedi datblygu ffefrynnau yn eich plith. [ Chwerthin .] Roedd Hefin yn un o'm ffefrynnau.

As a Llywydd for over nine years, it's hard not to have developed favourites amongst you. [ Laughter .] Hefin was one of my favourites.

Gadawodd farc ar bawb a oedd yn ei adnabod, drwy ei chwerthin, ei ddeallusrwydd, ei egni diderfyn, a'i allu rhyfeddol i hidio.

He left a mark on everyone who knew him, through his laughter, his intellect, his boundless energy, and his extraordinary capacity to care.

Emotions

gwenu

to smile

gobeithio

to hope

llosgi

to burn

dymuno

to wish

ysbrydoli

to inspire

synnu

to surprise

caru

to love

ofni

to fear

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