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Welsh word

lladd

to kill

verbmasculine/ɬaːð/

lladd means “to kill” in Welsh and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ɬaːð/.

Definitions

  • to slaughter

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formlladd
Treiglad Meddalladd

lladd in context

Nid yw ffermwyr yn eistedd ar arian; maent yn ei wario gyda'r milfeddygon neu gyflenwyr porthiant lleol, gyda chludwyr neu werthwyr peiriannau, gyda chyfrifwyr gwledig lleol neu mewn lladd-dai neu arwerthiannau.

Farmers don't sit on money; they spend it at the local vets or feed suppliers, with hauliers or machinery dealers, at local rural accountants or at abattoirs or auction marts.

B2

Strôc yw un o'r cyflyrau sy'n lladd fwyaf yng Nghymru, ond mae'n bosibl atal 90 y cant o strociau.

Stroke is one of Wales's biggest killers, but 90 per cent of strokes are preventable.

B2

Po hiraf y caniateir iddo barhau, y mwyaf o gŵn fydd yn cael eu niweidio neu eu lladd.

The longer it's allowed to continue, the more dogs will be harmed or killed.

B2

Bu Llywodraeth Cymru yn ymgynghori'n eang, ac roedd ymateb y cyhoedd yn dangos pryder mawr ynghylch faint o filgwn gafodd eu hanafu a'u lladd a hefyd sut y cawsant eu trin mewn bywyd ar ôl rasio.

The Welsh Government consulted widely, and the public response showed deep concern for how many greyhounds were injured and killed and also how they were treated in post-race life.

B2

Mae hynny'n mynd i fod yn enfawr i'n lladd-dai ledled Cymru.

That is going to be huge for our abattoirs across Wales.

B1

Topics

Daily routines

Related Welsh words

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to open

cynnwys

to include/contain

chwilio

to find

dal

to hold

defnyddio

to use

ffurfio

to form

nhau

to clean

rhoi

to put

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