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C

cyrch

noun

haunt

cyrchfan

noun

destination

cyrchu

verb

to fetch, go to

cyrliog

adjective

curly

cyrnddail

noun

hornwort

cyrraedd

verb

to arrive

cyrri

noun

curry

cysain

noun

resonant

cysawd

noun

system

cysb

noun

grass tetany

cysbell

adjective

near

cysblys

noun

hemlock water-dropwort

cysefin

adjective

original

cysegr

noun

sanctuary

cysegredig

adjective

consecrated

cysegru

verb

to consecrate

cysgadrwydd

noun

sleepiness

cysgadur

noun

peony

cysglyd

adjective

drowsy

cysgod

noun

shadow

cysgodi

verb

to shelter

cysgodlen

noun

blind

cysgodlun

noun

silhouette

cysgodol

adjective

shady

cysgu

verb

to sleep

cyson

adjective

constant

cysondeb

noun

consistency

cysonyn

noun

constant

cystadleuaeth

noun

competition

cystadleuol

adjective

competitive

cystadleuwr

noun

competitor

cystadlu

verb

to compete

cystal

adjective

as good

cystrawen

noun

syntax

cystrawennol

adjective

syntactic

cysur

noun

courage

cysuro

verb

to comfort

cysurus

adjective

comfortable

cyswllt

noun

connection, link

cysylltair

noun

conjunction

cysylltedd

noun

connectivity

cysylltiad

noun

contact

cysylltiedig

adjective

connected

cysylltnod

noun

hyphen

cysylltu

verb

to add

cysylltydd

noun

copula

cysyniad

noun

concept

cytew

adjective

thick

cytgan

noun

chorus

cytgord

noun

harmony

cythraul

noun

devil

cythreulig

adjective

vicious

cythrwfl

noun

disquiet

cythryblus

adjective

troubled

cytref

noun

a colony

cytsain

noun

consonant

cytseiniol

adjective

consonantal

cytûn

adjective

in agreement

cytundeb

noun

contract

cytuno

verb

to agree

cyw

noun

chick

cywair

adjective

orderly

cywarch

noun

hemp

cywasgiad

noun

systole

cywasgu

verb

to compress

cyweirio

verb

to tune

cywes

noun

retreat

cywilydd

noun

shame

cywilyddus

adjective

shy

cywir

adjective

correct

cywiro

verb

to correct

cywrain

adjective

skilful

cyẅres

noun

concubine

cywydd

noun

cywydd

D

da

adjective

good

dadannudd

noun

a suit at law seeking to recover a patrimony previously held by an ancestor of the claimant

dadansoddi

verb

to analyse

dadansoddiad

noun

analysis

dadansoddol

adjective

analytical

dadansoddwr

noun

analyst

dadbacio

verb

to unpack

dadelfeniad

noun

decomposition

dadelfennu

verb

to break down

dadennill

verb

to regain

dadgoroni

verb

to uncrown

dadl

noun

argument

dadlapio

verb

to unwrap

dadlau

verb

to argue

dadlennu

verb

to disclose

dadleoli

verb

to displace

dadleuol

adjective

controversial

dadlwytho

verb

to unload

dadocsigenu

verb

to deoxygenate

dadorchuddio

verb

to unveil

dadosod

verb

to displace

dadrwymo

verb

to untie

dadwisgo

verb

to undress

dadwreiddio

verb

to uproot

daear

noun

earth; ground

daeardy

noun

dungeon

daeareg

noun

geology

daearegwr

noun

geologist

daearfoch

noun

badgers

daeargi

noun

terrier

daeargryn

noun

earthquake

daearlun

noun

map

daearol

adjective

mortal

daearydd

noun

geologist

daearyddiaeth

noun

geography

daearyddol

adjective

geographical

daered

noun

a fee levied by the medieval Welsh kings upon their taeogs

dafad

noun

sheep

dafaden

noun

wart

dafaty

noun

sheepfold

dail

noun

leaves

daioni

noun

goodness

dal

verb

to hold

dalfa

noun

jail

daliad

noun

catch

daliadaeth

noun

tenure

daliwr

noun

holder

dall

adjective

blind

dallgeibio

verb

to bungle

dallu

verb

to blind

damcaniaeth

noun

theory

damcaniaethol

adjective

theoretical

dameg

noun

riddle

damnio

verb

to damn

damsang

verb

to tread

damwain

noun

accident

damweinio

verb

to occur

damweiniol

adjective

haphazard

dan

preposition

under

danadl

noun

nettles

danas

noun

fallow deer

danfon

verb

to send

dangos

verb

to show

danheddog

adjective

toothed

dannoedd

noun

toothache

dant

noun

tooth

danteithfa

noun

delicatessen

dâr

noun

oak

darbwyllo

verb

to convince

darfod

verb

to cease

darfodedig

adjective

ephemeral

darfudiad

noun

convection

darfudo

verb

to convect

darganfod

verb

to discover

dargludedd

noun

conductivity

dargludiad

noun

conduction

dargludiant

noun

conductance

dargludo

verb

to conduct

dargludol

adjective

conductive

dargludydd

noun

conductor

dargyfeiredd

noun

divergence

dargyfeiriad

noun

bypass

dargyfeiriol

adjective

divergent

darlith

noun

lecture

darlithio

verb

to lecture

darlithydd

noun

lecturer

darllediad

noun

broadcast

darlledu

verb

to broadcast

darlledwr

noun

broadcaster

darllen

verb

to read

darllenydd

noun

reader

darlun

noun

picture

darluniad

noun

illustration

darluniadol

adjective

pictorial

darlunio

verb

to draw

darmstadtiwm

noun

darmstadtium

darn

noun

a part

darogan

verb

to forecast

darostwng

verb

to subdue

darpar

noun

provision

darpariaeth

noun

provision

darparu

verb

to provide, supply

darwasgu

verb

to constrict

datblygiad

noun

development

datblygiadol

adjective

developmental

datblygol

adjective

developing

datblygu

verb

to develop

datblygus

adjective

developmental

datblygwr

noun

developer

datbrofi

verb

to disprove

datgan

verb

to announce

datganiad

noun

declaration

datgelu

verb

to reveal

datglymu

verb

to untie

datguddiad

noun

discovery

datguddio

verb

to reveal

datgymalu

verb

to dislocate

datgysylltu

verb

to disconnect

datgywasgu

verb

to decompress

dathlu

verb

to celebrate

datod

verb

to untie

datrys

verb

to solve

datrysiad

noun

solution

datys

noun

dates

dau

numeral

two (2, masc.)

dauwynebog

adjective

two-faced