someone
“rhywun” means “someone” in Welsh (masculine noun). Pronounced /ˈr̥ɪu̯ɨ̞n/. Mutation forms: Treiglad Meddal → rywun.
In Welsh, the first letter of “rhywun” changes depending on the grammatical context. These are the mutated forms:
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | rhywun |
| Treiglad Meddal | rywun |
Mae rhywun yn canu.
Somebody's singing.
A1Dim ond yn ddiweddar, mi welsom ni achos llys lle bu rhywun yn euog am fygwth arweinydd cyngor a chynghorydd yn fy rhanbarth i.
Only recently, there was a court case where someone was convicted of threatening a council leader and a councillor in my region.
B2A phan ŷch chi'n edrych ar y rheini, wrth gwrs, mae rhywun yn sylweddoli pa mor allweddol yw y sector amaethyddol i'r holl elfennau hynny.
And when you look at those, of course, you realise just how crucial the agricultural sector is to all of those elements.
B2Nid adeiladu a datblygu tai ar lefel dorfol yn unig sy'n arwain at golli natur, fel y dadleuodd rhywun—oherwydd bod llawer o Gymru'n wledig, mae bron i 90 y cant o'r tir yng Nghymru'n cael ei reoli ar gyfer amaethyddiaeth.
Loss of nature isn't just down to mass house building and development, as I've been told in defence—because much of Wales is rural, almost 90 per cent of land in Wales is managed for agriculture.
C1Roedd hwn yn rhywun a oedd yn bwysig ac a fydd yn dal i fod yn bwysig yn y lle hwn a thu hwnt.
This was someone who mattered and will still matter in this place and beyond.
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