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Coed y Brenin (book)

Vocabulary of Coed Y Brenin by Colin Jones

TermDefinition
cysglyd sleepy
gyda phob un with each one
credwch chi fi believe you me
o'r blaen before
nôl i Aberarthur back to Aberarthur
yn yr hwyr in the evening
siwmae (Sut mae hi?) hi! what's up? how goes it? (How is it?)
ceiliog cockerel
gwawr dawn
carlamu to gallop
cloddiau hedges
hysbyseb advertisment
ochneidio to sigh
digalonni to lose heart
Cyn cŵn Caer Before the dogs of Chester (very early)
ddiflasu to weary
yng ngwaelod y bag in the bottom of the bag
cofrestredig registered
cyhoeddi to publish
barddoniaeth poetry
rhyfeddod wonder
parchedig reverend
sylweddoli to realise
rhyfeddu to marvel
chwibanu to whistle
gweld eisiau to miss
sychwyr ffenestri window wiper
rhegi to swear
Cysglyd sleepy
Credwch chi fi believe you me
Efallai perhaps
Nabod to know a person or place, to recognise
Yn yr hwyr in the evening
Diwrnod a day
Ysgafn light (in weight)
Ambell the odd, occasional
Tanio to light
Chwerthin to laugh
Siglen swing
Platiad a plateful
Ffa llydain broad beans
Toddi to melt
Oddi ar off (from on)
Eiliad a second
Gwynt cig moch the smell of bacon
Llenwi to fill
Cwrw beer
Awdur author
Llwyddianus successful
Ugain mlynedd 20 years
Digwydd to happen
Ar wahân separate
Gorwedd to lie
Tafod tongue
Ci defaid sheepdog
Achub to save
Dwy bunt wyth deg ceiniog two pounds eighty pence
Dannedd teeth
Croen skin
Pymthegfed fifteenth
Awyren aeroplane
Glanio to land
Arllwys to pour
Ddysgl dish
Siglo to wag, shake
Cynffon tail
Iechyd da good health
Pysgodyn a fish
pêl grisial crystal ball
Wedi meddwi is drunk
Brân crow
Adenydd wings
Disgleirio to shine
Gwylan gull
Dennyn lead
Cyfarth to bark
Sboncio to bounce
Tanio to light
Sŵn sound, noise
Pellter distance
Glywaist ti did you hear
Newyddion news
Diflannu to disappear
Peryglus dangerous
Gwynt teg ar ei hôl! good riddance!
Go iawn real
Cathod cats
Pesychu to cough
Rhoi’r gorau i to give something up
Gosod to place
Bant a ni off we go
Meddwl to think
Rhywbeth yn bod something’s wrong
Corf body
Ceiliog cockerel
Gwlith dew
Gwawr dawn
Carlamu gallop
Cloddiau hedges
Hysbyseb advertisement
Ochneidio to sigh
Digalonni lose heart
Cyn cŵn Caer before the dogs of Chester (very early)
Ddiflasu to weary
ngwaelod bottom
Cofrestredig registered
Cyhoeddi to publish
Barddoniaeth poetry
Ugain 20
Cwblhau to complete
Rhyfeddod wonder
Parchedig reverend
Lwch dust
Sylweddoli to realise
dal I to still do something
Rhyfeddu to marvel
Chwibanu to whistle
Diflannu to disappear
Poeni to worry
Golwg appearance
Gobeithio hopefully
Gweld eisiau to miss
Diffodd to extinguish
Cloi to lock
Ceir cars
Goleuadau lights
Anadlu to breathe
Crac annoyed
Rhegi to swear
Losen a sweet
Mwgyn a smoke
Brechdanau sandwiches
Creision crisps
Lladrad noeth daylight robbery
Sychwyr wiper
Gwasanaethau services
Gormod too many
Cyraeddiadau arrivals
Cochi to redden, blush
Llefain weep
O ddifri serious
Hebddo fe without him
Gŵr husband
Tawel quiet
Gwybod to know
Bob hyn a hyn every now and again
Holi to enquire
Mynnu to insist
Trafod to discuss
Cytunon nhw they agreed
Trannoeth the following day
Buchod cows
Godro to milk
Cyn bo hir before long
Llyfu to lick
Teisen cake
Caredig kind
Pythefnos a fortnight
Ar un glin on one knee
Dagrau tears
Rhamantus romantic
Hurt stupid
Cwmwl cloud
Sgwarnog hare
Gwiwer squirrel
Hoff favourite
Aelod seneddol member of parliament
Llyfr coginio a cookery book
Dianc to escape
Crio to cry
Crynu to shake
Achwyn to complain
Rhy bell too far
Teimlo’n iawn to feel allright
Gwres heat
Gwan weak
Cig coch red meat
Gormod too much
Tymer temper
Peidiwch don’t
Clou quickly
Lladd to kill
Diflannu to disappear
Heddweision police officers
Glaswellt grass
Dillad clothes
Llewygu to faint
Dail leaves
Enaid soul
Digon enough
Gwisg clothes
Gwydraid glass of
Pib pipe
Ffwdan fuss
Wynebu to face
Meddai he said
Clatsien a blow, slap
Yn waeth byth even worse
Created by: TonyPlackett
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