trees/woodland in Welsh
coed
trees/woodland
Additional definitions
- trees
- woodland
- wood
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Welsh · EnglishYn yr hydref, syrth y dail o'r coed.
In autumn, leaves fall from trees.A2
Un o'r materion mwyaf sydd heb eu datrys yw plannu coed.
One of the biggest unresolved issues is tree planting.B1
Bydd disgwyl i ffermwyr blannu coed o hyd, ac os na wneir digon o gynnydd, bydd y Llywodraeth yn ailasesu'r rheolau.
Farmers will still be expected to plant trees, and, if not enough progress is made, the Government will reassess the rules.B2
Ffermwyr sydd yn y sefyllfa orau i helpu Llywodraeth Cymru i gyrraedd ei thargedau plannu coed, a byddent yn cael eu gwobrwyo'n ariannol am wneud hynny.
Farmers are best placed to help the Welsh Government achieve its tree planting targets, and they would be financially rewarded for doing so.B2
Fel y dywedodd Syr David Attenborough, mae coed yn elfen hanfodol ar gyfer adfer ein planed.
As Sir David Attenborough said, trees are a fundamental component of our planet's recovery.C1
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You may also meet these forms of coed in a sentence.
- Base form
- coed
- Treiglad Meddal
- goed
- Treiglad Trwynol
- nghoed
- Treiglad Llaes
- choed
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