AnthonyWelsh word of the day
Today's word:
Cnoi
Meaning "to bite or chew"
Mae'r dyn wedi cnoi'r ci.
The man has bitten the dog.
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Today's word:
Celf
Meaning "art"
Aeth fy ngwraig i ddosbarth celf heno.
My wife went to an art class this evening.
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Today's word:
Yr Anialwch
Meaning " the desert"
Marchogais drwy'r anialwch ar geffyl heb enw.
I rode through the desert on a horse with no name.
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Today's word:
Y Gofod
Meaning "space"
Mae'r gofod yn fawr - yn fawr, yn wir, yn fawr iawn.
Space is big - big, really, really big.
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Today's word:
Sgerbwd
Meaning "skeleton"
Mae sgerbwd yn y cwpwrdd.
There is a skeleton in the cupboard.
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Today's word:
Sebonllyd
Meaning "smarmy" (literally soapy)
Siaradodd y rheolwr mewn llais sebonllyd.
The manager spoke in a smarmy voice.
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Today's word:
Cragen
Meaning "shell"
Mae'r cranc meddal yn byw mewn cragen.
The hermit crab lives in a shell.
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Today's word:
Achwyngar
Meaning "complaining"
It can also mean "grumpy", "quarrelsome" "querulous" and so on.
Mae'r crëyr glas yn achwyngar iawn.
The heron is very grumpy.
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Today's word:
Dychrynllyd
Meaning "terrifying"
Mae'r carnyx yn swnio'n ddychrynllyd.
The carnyx sounds terrifying.
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Today's word:
Suddo
Meaning "to sink"
Y cwch wedi suddo.
The boat has sunk.