blas.diwylliant
culture
"diwylliant" means "culture" in Welsh (masculine noun). Pronounced /dɪˈwɪɬjant/. Mutation forms: Treiglad Meddal → ddiwylliant, Treiglad Trwynol → niwylliant.
Mutation forms
In Welsh, the first letter of "diwylliant" changes depending on the grammatical context. These are the mutated forms:
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | diwylliant |
| Treiglad Meddal | ddiwylliant |
| Treiglad Trwynol | niwylliant |
"diwylliant" in context
Mae wedi treulio'r degawd diwethaf, onid yw, yn hyrwyddo diwylliant o ddysgu sy'n cyrraedd pob cwr o'r gymuned.
It has spent the last decade, hasn’t it, promoting a culture of learning that really reaches every corner of the community.
C1Fel dwi wedi ei ddweud sawl tro yn y Senedd hon, nid moethau ar gyfer cyfnodau llewyrchus yn unig yw diwylliant a chwaraeon, maent yn edafedd hanfodol yng ngwead yr hyn sy’n gwneud bywyd yn werth ei fyw.
As I have said many times in this Senedd, culture and sport are not just luxuries for prosperous times, they are essential threads in the fabric of what makes life worth living.
C1O ganlyniad mae’r sectorau diwylliant a chwaraeon wedi bod yn fregus a heb ddigon o adnoddau.
As a result, the culture and sports sectors have been vulnerable and under-resourced.
B2Mae angen trobwynt yn null Llywodraeth Cymru o gyllido diwylliant a chwaraeon.
We need a turning point in the Welsh Government's approach to funding culture and sport.
B1Ond pwrpas cyllido meysydd ataliol fel chwaraeon a diwylliant yw lleihau’r pwysau hynny.
However, the purpose of funding preventative areas such as sport and culture is to reduce those pressures.
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