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Welsh word

rhyfedd

strange

adjectivemasculine/ˈr̥əvɛð/

rhyfedd means “strange” in Welsh and is used as a adjective. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈr̥əvɛð/.

Definitions

  • immense
  • wondrous

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formrhyfedd
Treiglad Meddalryfedd

rhyfedd in context

Rhyfedd.

Strange.

A2

Po fwyaf yr oeddech chi'n gweld rhywun arall yn chwerthin, pa mor rhyfedd—rhyfeddol hyd yn oed—yr oedd yn ymddangos, y mwyaf yr oeddech chi eich hun yn chwerthin.

The more you saw another person laughing, how bizarre—even ridiculous—it seemed, the more you yourself laughed.

B2

Nawr, fe allwn ni i gyd gytuno ein bod ni'n byw mewn cyfnod rhyfedd.

Now, we can all agree that we live in strange times.

B1

Roedd hwnnw'n brofiad rhyfedd i wleidydd newydd ei ethol fel fi, fu mod i'n cael fy nhrin fel cyd-filwr, i gael fy mharchu a'm trin â chynhesrwydd er gwaethaf ein gwahaniaethau gwleidyddol niferus ar faterion eraill.

It was an odd experience for a newly elected politician like myself to be treated as a sister-in-arms, to be shown respect and warmth despite our many political differences on other matters.

C1

Mae'n ymddangos yn rhyfedd iawn i mi nad yw'r wladwriaeth yn mynd i fod yn rhan o hynny, ac rwy'n credu bod cyfleoedd yma.

It just seems very strange to me that the state is not going to be a part of that, and I do think that there are opportunities here.

B2

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