to adjudge in Welsh

dyfarnu

to adjudge

verb/dəˈvarnɨ/

Additional definitions

to referee

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Mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi dyfarnu £420,000 i CNC i fwrw ymlaen â rhaglen waith i ddatblygu cyngor i awdurdodau cynllunio lleol a chanllawiau ar asesu datblygiadau newydd ac ardaloedd yr effeithir arnynt.

The Welsh Government have awarded £420,000 to NRW to take forward a programme of work developing advice to local planning authorities and guidance on assessing new developments and impacted areas.C1

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You may also meet these forms of dyfarnu in a sentence.

Base form: dyfarnu
Treiglad Meddal: ddyfarnu
Treiglad Trwynol: nyfarnu

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