Welsh word

siwt

suit

nounfeminine/sɪu̯t/

siwt means “suit” in Welsh and is used as a noun. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /sɪu̯t/.

siwt in context

Ydy e wedi gwisgo'r siwt newydd eto?

Has he worn the new suit yet?

Wyt ti wedi gwisgo'r siwt?

Have you worn the suit?

Mae eraill wedi sôn ei fod yn hoffi gwisgo yn drwsiadus—siwt dridarn yn y Senedd—ac rwyf innau'n gwisgo gwasgod amdanaf i roi teyrnged iddo ef heddiw.

It's been mentioned by others that he was an immaculate dresser—a three-piece suit in the Senedd—and I'm wearing a waistcoat in tribute to him today.

Topics

Clothing

Related Welsh words

dillad

clothes

het

hat

crys

shirt

las

(soft mutation of glas = blue)

gwisg

dress

siaced

jacket

sbectol

glasses

cod

pod

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