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Welsh word

diddorol

interesting

adjectivemasculine/dɪˈðɔrɔl/

diddorol means “interesting” in Welsh and is used as a adjective. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /dɪˈðɔrɔl/.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formdiddorol
Treiglad Meddalddiddorol
Treiglad Trwynolniddorol

diddorol in context

Diddorol.

Interesting.

B1

Ro'n i'n meddwl byddai'r coleg yn lle mwy diddorol.

I thought college would be a more interesting place.

B1

Ond yn amlwg, os yw eich tystiolaeth yn cynhyrchu syniadau, ystyriaethau neu gynigion diddorol yn y meysydd hyn, fe fyddwch yn rhannu'r rheini gyda ni i gyd yn eich adroddiad a'ch argymhellion Cyfnod 1.

But, obviously, if your evidence produces interesting thoughts, considerations or proposals in these areas, you will be sharing those with us all in your Stage 1 report and recommendations.

B2

Nid ffefryn athrawes—ymhell o hynny—ond diddorol, heriol, meddylgar, angerddol, ac annisgwyl yn ei eiriau a'i syniadau.

Not a teacher's pet—far from that—but interesting, challenging, thoughtful, passionate, and unexpected in his words and thinking.

B2

Roedd ganddo fewnwelediad diddorol bob amser.

He always had an interesting insight.

B2

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