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Welsh word

taro

to strike

verbmasculine/ˈtarɔ/

taro means “to strike” in Welsh and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈtarɔ/.

Definitions

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Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formtaro
Treiglad Meddaldaro
Treiglad Trwynolnharo
Treiglad Llaestharo
Treiglad Llaes a H-prothesistharo

taro in context

Mae eraill wedi galw ffermwyr sy'n protestio yn eithafwyr ac wedi cwestiynu a ddylai ffermydd sydd wedi'u taro gan TB fodoli o gwbl.

Others have called protesting farmers extremists and have questioned whether TB-hit farms should exist at all.

C1

Fe allai ei gyfraniadau ein taro ni weithiau, fe fydden nhw'n gwneud i ni chwerthin yn aml, ond roedden nhw'n llawn consýrn am eraill bob amser.

His contributions could sometimes shock us, would often make us laugh, but were always full of concern for others.

B2

Unwaith eto, ystyr hyn yw sicrhau ein bod ni'n taro'r cydbwysedd priodol rhwng anghenion y cymunedau a'r angen i wneud y defnydd mwyaf o'r tai hynny fel eu bod nhw'n gwneud cyfraniad i'r gymuned leol.

Once again, this is about making sure that we get the balance right between the needs of the communities and the need to maximise the use of those properties so that they contribute to the local community.

C1

Ymwelodd y pwyllgor newid hinsawdd â Transport for Greater Manchester i glywed am y Bee Network, a oedd wir yn taro tant gyda ni bod yn rhaid i ni reoli disgwyliadau.

The climate change committee visited Transport for Greater Manchester to hear about the Bee Network, which really struck home with us that we must manage expectations.

C1

Nid yw'n mynd i ddatrys yr amrywio rhanbarthol enfawr yn y prisiau chwaith, sy'n taro Cymru galetaf.

It isn't either going to address the huge regional variation in prices, which hits Wales the hardest.

B2

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