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D

doeth

adjective

wise

doethair

noun

apothegm

doethineb

noun

wisdom

doethur

noun

doctor

dof

adjective

tame

dofi

verb

to tame

dogfen

noun

document

dogfennaeth

noun

documentation

dol

noun

doll

dòl

noun

doll

dôl

noun

dale

dolen

noun

link

doleniad

noun

bend

doler

noun

dollar

dolffin

noun

dolphin

doli

noun

doll

dolur

noun

pain

doniol

adjective

funny

dôr

noun

door

dos

noun

dose

dosbarth

noun

class

dosbarthiad

noun

distribution

dosbarthol

adjective

classified

dosbarthu

verb

to deliver

dosbarthwr

noun

distributor

dosog

adjective

drippy

dot

noun

dot

dowciar

noun

great crested grebe

dowcio

verb

to dunk

dowciwr

noun

diver

dowt

noun

doubt

draen

noun

drain

draenen

noun

thorn

draeniad

noun

drainage

draenio

verb

to drain

draenog

noun

hedgehog

draenogrwydd

noun

acrimonious nature

draenogyn

noun

bass

drafftio

verb

to draft

dragiog

adjective

jagged

dragon

noun

dragon

draig

noun

dragon

drain

noun

thorns

drama

noun

drama

dreidl

noun

dreidel

dreiniog

adjective

thorny

drewdod

noun

stink

drewfil

noun

skunk

drewgi

noun

skunk

drewi

verb

to stink

drewllyd

adjective

foul

dril

noun

drill

drilio

verb

to drill

dringfa

noun

climb

dringiad

noun

climbing

dringo

verb

to climb

dringwr

noun

climber

dromedari

noun

dromedary

drôn

noun

drone

drôr

noun

drawer

dros

preposition

over/for

drud

adjective

daring

drudwen

noun

starling

drwg

adjective

bad

drwgdeimlad

noun

resentment

drwm

noun

drum

drws

noun

door

drwy

preposition

through

drych

noun

image

drychiolaeth

noun

illusion

drycin

noun

stormy or tempestuous weather

drygioni

noun

badness

dryll

noun

gun

drylliad

noun

wreck

dryllio

verb

break up

drysfa

noun

maze

drysgoed

noun

thicket of trees

drysi

noun

thorns

drysïog

adjective

brambly

drysle

noun

maze

dryslwyn

noun

brake

dryslyd

adjective

confused

drysni

noun

tangle

drysu

verb

to tangle

dryswch

noun

dilemma

dryw

noun

wren

dsc

noun

asc

dtb.

adjective

abbreviation of datblygiad

du

adjective

black

dubniwm

noun

dubnium

duedd

noun

blackness

dueg

noun

spleen

duegredyn

noun

spleenwort

dug

noun

duke

duges

noun

duchess

dugiaeth

noun

duchy

dugoch

adjective

brown

dulas

adjective

violet

dull

noun

method

Dulyniad

noun

Dubliner

duo

verb

to grow dark

dur

noun

steel

durblat

adjective

steel-plated

durio

verb

to steel

durol

adjective

steely

duw

noun

god

düwch

noun

shadow

duwies

noun

goddess

duwiol

adjective

godly

dw

verb

am (I am)

dwbl

adjective

double

dweud

verb

to say

dwfn

adjective

deep

dwgong

noun

dugong

dwl

adjective

dull

dwli

noun

nonsense

dwlu

verb

to dote

dwndwr

noun

clamour

dŵr

noun

water

dwrdio

verb

to rebuke

dwrgi

noun

otter

dwrn

noun

fist

dwsel

noun

tap

dwsin

noun

dozen

dwy

numeral

two (2, fem.)

dwyawr

noun

two hours

dwyflwydd

adjective

two years old

dwyfol

adjective

godly

dwygeiniog

noun

twopence

dwygeinioglys

noun

herb twopence

dwyieithog

adjective

bilingual

dwyn

verb

to take

dwyrain

noun

east

dwyreiniol

adjective

eastern

dwys

adjective

intense

dwysáu

verb

to intensify

dwythell

noun

duct

dy

pronoun

your (singular)

dybarth

noun

department

dyblu

verb

to double

dybryd

adjective

deformed

dychan

noun

satire

dychanol

adjective

satirical

dychanu

verb

to satirize

dychanwr

noun

satirist

dychlamu

verb

to leap

dychmygadwy

adjective

imaginable

dychmygol

adjective

imaginary

dychmygu

verb

to imagine

dychryn

verb

to fear

dychrynllyd

adjective

frightful

dychwelyd

verb

to return

dydd

noun

day

Dydd Gwener

noun

Friday

Dydd Iau

noun

Thursday

Dydd Llun

noun

Monday

Dydd Mawrth

noun

Tuesday

Dydd Mercher

noun

Wednesday

Dydd Sadwrn

noun

Saturday

Dydd Sul

noun

Sunday

dyddiad

noun

date

dyddiadur

noun

diary

dyddiedig

adjective

dated

dyddio

verb

to dawn

dyddiol

adjective

daily

dyddlyfr

noun

diary

dyddodi

verb

to deposit

dyddodiad

noun

deposition

dyddodyn

noun

deposit

dyfais

noun

device

dyfal

adjective

slow

dyfalbarhad

noun

diligence

dyfaliad

noun

guess

dyfalu

verb

to guess

dyfarniad

noun

verdict

dyfarnu

verb

to adjudge

dyfarnwr

noun

referee

dyfeisiwr

noun

plotter

dyfeiswraig

noun

female inventor

dyffryn

noun

valley

dyfnder

noun

depth

dyfnhau

verb

to deepen

dyfnu

verb

to suck

dyfodiad

noun

coming

dyfodol

noun

future

dyframaeth

noun

aquaculture

dyframaethu

verb

to aquafarm

dyfrfarch

noun

hippopotamus

dyfrforon

noun

marshwort

dyfrgi

noun

otter

dyfrgist

noun

water tank

dyfynnod

noun

quotation mark

dygn

adjective

acute

dygymod

verb

to come to terms

dyhead

noun

aspiration

dyheu

verb

to desire greatly

dylanwad

noun

influence

dylanwadu

verb

to influence

dyled

noun

debt

dyledwr

noun

debtor