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C

cadeirydd

noun

chairman

cader

noun

chair (variant of cadair)

cadernid

noun

strength

cadlas

noun

glade

cadlywydd

noun

warlord

cadmiwm

noun

cadmium

cadnawes

noun

vixen

cadno

noun

fox

cadoediad

noun

truce

cadr

adjective

mighty

cadw

verb

to keep

cadwch

noun

frown

cadwyn

noun

chain

cae

noun

field

caead

noun

lid

caeedig

adjective

closed, shut

cael

verb

to get

caen

noun

armour

caer

noun

fort

caeriwrch

noun

roebuck

caeth

adjective

bound

caethiwed

noun

captivity

caethiwo

verb

to enslave

caethwas

noun

slave

caethwasiaeth

noun

slavery

caffi

noun

café

caffîn

noun

caffeine

cafflo

verb

to cheat

cafiar

noun

caviar

cafiâr

noun

caviar

cafn

noun

trough

caib

noun

pickaxe

caifn

noun

third or distant cousin

caill

noun

testicle

cain

adjective

fine

cainc

noun

song

caineirian

noun

common twayblade

cais

noun

try

câl

noun

wood

cala

noun

penis

calan

noun

first day of the month

calch

noun

lime

calchfaen

noun

limestone

caldrist

noun

helleborine

caled

adjective

hard

caleden

noun

callus

caledi

noun

hardship

caledu

verb

to harden

caledwedd

noun

hardware

calendr

noun

calendar

calennig

noun

gift given at New Year

Calfinaidd

adjective

Calvinist

Calfiniaeth

noun

Calvinism

califforniwm

noun

californium

call

adjective

wise

callestr

noun

flint

callestrai

noun

silicon

callineb

noun

sanity

callio

verb

to become wise

calon

noun

heart

calondid

noun

courage

calonnau

noun

hearts

calonnog

adjective

hearty

calonogi

verb

to encourage

calonogol

adjective

encouraging

calsiwm

noun

calcium

cam

noun

step

camacennu

verb

to mispronounce

camamseru

verb

to mistime

camarwain

verb

to mislead

Cambodiad

noun

Cambodian

Cambodiaidd

adjective

Cambodian

camddealltwriaeth

noun

misunderstanding

camdreiglad

noun

an incorrect mutation

camdreiglo

verb

to mutate incorrectly

camdriniaeth

noun

abuse

camera

noun

camera

camesgor

verb

to miscarry

camesgoriad

noun

miscarriage

camfa

noun

stile

camfanteisio

verb

to exploit

camgyfarwyddo

verb

to misdirect

camgymeriad

noun

mistake

camgymryd

verb

to mistake

camhysbysu

verb

to misinform (cam- + hysbysu)

camlas

noun

canal

camlwrw

noun

a fine of three cows paid to a king for various offenses

camosod

verb

to misplace

camp

noun

feat

campfa

noun

arena

campus

adjective

excellent

campwaith

noun

masterpiece

campwr

noun

champion

camryweddu

verb

to misgender

camsbelio

verb

to misspell

camsefyll

verb

to be offside

camsillafu

verb

to misspell

camsyniad

noun

misconception

camu

verb

to step

camwedd

noun

sin

camweddu

verb

to transgress

camweinyddu

verb

to maladminister

can

adjective

bleached

cân

noun

song

Canadaidd

adjective

Canadian

Canadiad

noun

Canadian

cancr

noun

cancer

canfed

adjective

hundredth

canfod

verb

to perceive

canfodydd

noun

detector

canfyddadwy

adjective

perceptible

canfyddiad

noun

view

cangarŵ

noun

kangaroo

cangell

noun

chancel

cangen

noun

branch

canghellor

noun

chancellor

canghennog

adjective

bearing branches

canhwyllbren

noun

candlestick

caniad

noun

permission

caniatâd

noun

permission

caniatáu

verb

to allow

canlyn

noun

request

canlyniad

noun

result, consequence

canlynol

adjective

following

canmol

verb

to praise

canmoladwy

adjective

praiseworthy

canmoliaeth

noun

praise

canmolwr

noun

eulogist

cannaid

adjective

white

cannu

verb

to bleach

cannwyll

noun

candle

cannydd

noun

bleach

canol

noun

centre

canolbarth

noun

midlands

canolbwynt

noun

focus

canolbwyntio

verb

to focus

canolfan

noun

centre

canoli

verb

to center

canolig

adjective

medium (size); middle-sized; intermediate

canolog

adjective

central

canolradd

adjective

intermediate

canolwr

noun

umpire

canon

noun

canon

canopi

noun

canopy

canrif

noun

century

canser

noun

cancer

canslo

verb

to cancel

cant

noun

hundred

cantor

noun

singer

cantores

noun

female singer

cantref

noun

a mediaeval land division in Wales

canu

verb

to sing

canwr

noun

singer

canwraidd

noun

Persicaria

cap

noun

cap

capel

noun

chapel

capröig

adjective

hexanoic (= hecsanöig)

capten

noun

captain

car

Masculine noun

car

câr

noun

friend

caracter

noun

character

Caradog

noun

Caractacan

carafán

noun

caravan

carbocsylig

adjective

carboxylic

carbon

noun

carbon

carchar

noun

prison

carchariad

noun

imprisonment

carcharor

noun

prisoner

carcharu

verb

to imprison

carco

verb

to babysit

carcus

adjective

strict

card

noun

card

carddu

verb

to enslave

cardigan

noun

cardigan

cardinal

noun

cardinal

cardota

verb

to beg

caredig

adjective

kind

caredigrwydd

noun

kindness

caregog

adjective

hard

carfan

noun

group

carfil

noun

caravel

cariad

noun

love

cariadus

adjective

loved

caridýms

noun

riff-raff

cario

verb

to carry

carioci

noun

karaoke

cariwr

noun

carrier

carlwm

noun

stoat

carn

noun

hoof

carnedd

noun

cairn

carnol

adjective

hoofed

carnolyn

noun

ungulate

carp

noun

carps

carped

noun

carpet

carrai

noun

rein

carreg

noun

stone

carsi

noun

one of the 24 metres in Cerdd Dant

cart

noun

cart

carthen

noun

any sheet

carthu

verb

to cleanse