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S

s'mae

phrase

hi, how are you? (North Wales)

sa

verb

would be (3sg, contraction of basai)

Saboth

noun

Sabbath

sabr

noun

sabre

sach

noun

sack

sachell

noun

satchel

Sacson

noun

Saxon

sad

adjective

firm

sadio

verb

to secure

saer

noun

craftsman; carpenter

saernïaeth

noun

craftmanship

Saesneg

noun

English language

Saesnes

noun

Englishwoman

saeth

noun

dart

saethdwll

noun

embrasure

saethu

verb

to shoot

saethwr

noun

archer

saethyddiaeth

noun

archery

safadwy

adjective

sure

safbwynt

noun

viewpoint

saff

adjective

safe

saffari

noun

safari

safflwr

noun

safflower

safiad

noun

standing

safio

verb

to save

safle

noun

site

safn

noun

mouth

safngrwn

noun

hagfish

safon

noun

standard

safonedig

adjective

standardised

safoni

verb

to standardise

safoniad

noun

standardisation

safonol

adjective

standard

safri

noun

savory

safwr

noun

standee

saib

noun

pause

saig

noun

meal

sail

noun

base

saim

noun

lard

sain

noun

sound

Sais

noun

Englishman

saith

numeral

seven (7)

saithdegau

noun

seventies

sâl

adjective

ill

salad

noun

salad

salamandr

noun

salamander

sallwyr

noun

psalter

salm

noun

psalm

saltring

noun

a psaltery

salw

adjective

ugly

salwch

noun

sickness

samariwm

noun

samarium

sampl

noun

sample

sanctaidd

adjective

holy

sancteiddio

verb

to sanctify

sancteiddrwydd

noun

holiness

sandal

noun

sandal

sandio

verb

to sand

sant

noun

male saint

santes

noun

female saint

sarff

noun

serpent

sarhad

noun

insult; affront

sarhau

verb

to insult

sarhaus

adjective

insulting

sarn

noun

causeway

sarnu

verb

to waste

sarrug

adjective

stern

sashimi

noun

sashimi

sathru

verb

to trample

sawdl

noun

heel

sawr

noun

smell

sawrus

adjective

savoury, tasty

saws

noun

sauce

sba

noun

spa

Sbaenes

noun

Spanish woman

Sbaenwr

noun

Spaniard

sbageti

noun

spaghetti

sbaner

noun

spanner

sbar

noun

spar

sbâr

adjective

spare

sbarian

verb

to spar

sbario

verb

to spare

sbatwla

noun

spatula

sbec

noun

peep

sbecian

verb

to peek

sbectol

noun

glasses

sbectolog

adjective

bespectacled

sbeis

noun

spice

sbeisiog

adjective

spiced

sbeislyd

adjective

spicy

sbel

noun

a while

sbelio

verb

to spell

sbelt

noun

spelt

sbio

verb

to spy

sbleisio

verb

to splice

sblint

noun

splint

sbôc

noun

spoke of a wheel

sbonc

noun

jump

sboncen

noun

squash

sboncio

verb

to bounce

sbonciwr

noun

someone or something which jumps or bounces

sboner

noun

beloved

sbort

noun

fun

sbot

noun

spot

sbring

noun

spring

sbriws

noun

spruce trees

sbŵl

noun

spool

sbwlio

verb

to spool

sbwriel

noun

rubbish

sbwylio

verb

to spoil

scandiwm

noun

scandium

se

verb

would be (3sg, southern; contraction of basai)

seaborgiwm

noun

seaborgium

sebon

noun

soap

sebonaidd

adjective

soapy

seboneiddio

verb

to saponify

seboni

verb

to soap

sebonllyd

adjective

soapy

sebra

noun

zebra

sebwm

noun

sebum

sech

verb

you (sing.) would be (contraction of basech)

sect

noun

sect

sedd

noun

seat

sedrwydd

noun

cedars

sefydledd

noun

fixity

sefydliad

noun

institution

sefydliadol

adjective

institutional

sefydlog

adjective

fixed

sefydlogi

verb

to stabilise

sefydlu

verb

to establish

sefydlydd

noun

founder

sefydlyn

noun

fixative

sefyll

verb

to stand upright

sefyllfa

noun

location

segur

adjective

idle

segura

verb

to idle

segurswydd

noun

sinecure

seiat

noun

league

seibiant

noun

break

seiclo

verb

to cycle

seiclwr

noun

cyclist

seicoleg

noun

psychology

seicolegol

adjective

psychological

seicolegydd

noun

psychologist

seidin

noun

siding

seidr

noun

cider

seimllyd

adjective

oily

seindorf

noun

band

seineg

noun

phonetics

seinegol

adjective

phonetic

seinegydd

noun

phonetician

seinio

verb

to sound

seintwar

noun

sanctuary

Seionaidd

adjective

Zionist

Seionydd

noun

Zionist

seiren

noun

siren

Seisnig

adjective

English

seithawd

noun

septet

seithfed

adjective

seventh

seithongl

noun

heptagon

sêl

noun

zeal

seld

noun

dresser

seleniwm

noun

selenium

seler

noun

cellar

seleri

noun

celery

selog

adjective

zealous

selotep

noun

Sellotape

selsig

noun

sausages

semanteg

noun

semantics

semen

noun

semen

semenol

adjective

seminal

seminar

noun

seminar

sen

noun

snub

senana

noun

zenana Baptist women's missionary movement

senedd

noun

parliament; Senedd Cymru

seneddol

adjective

parliamentary

sengi

verb

to trample

senon

noun

xenon

ser

noun

sword

sêr

noun

stars

serch

noun

love

serchog

adjective

amorous

serchowgrwydd

noun

affectionateness

serchus

adjective

amiable

seremoni

noun

ceremony

serenllys

noun

aster

serennu

verb

to daze

sero

noun

zero

serofed

adjective

zeroth

serth

adjective

steep

seryddiaeth

noun

astronomy