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HISTORY OF THE
These remarks of the venerable divine are so
full and so pointed, that they really leave us no
room for comment. How sound a lesson do they
British, or Welsh, and English.
Hoedyl, duration of life
Hogyn, a stripling
Hosan, a hose
Hual, a gyve
Hufyll, humble
Hulian, to spread over
Hiin, slumber
Hwb, a push
Hwyl, a sail
Hyd, length
Laeth, milk
Llafar, speech
Llan, area
I.lath, a rod
Llathyr, glossy
Llawer, a great deal
Llawg, a gulp
Llawn, full
Llawr, a floor
Llaw,/. a hand
Llead, reading
Llech, a flag
Lied, breadth
Llea, half
Lledran, half-share
Lledu, to widen
Llefarn, to speak
Llemain, to hop
Llenwi, to fill
Lies, benefit
Llessg, sluggish
Llesu, to benefit
Llethyr, a slope
Lleyn, a low strip of land
Lli, a flux
Llian, linen
Llifaw, to grind
Llim, that which is smootii
Llithred, a gUde
I,liw, a colour
Llo, a calf
Llofi, to handle
Llbm, bare
Llong, a ship
Gaelic and English.
saoghal, duration of life
Bgan, a youth
osan, a hose
duac, a wreath
umhail, obedient
sgaol, V. spread
suain, sound sleep
ftp, a push
se61, a sail
fad, length
lachd, milk
labhairt, utterance
lann, enclosure
slat, a rod, yard
liomhar, smooth
lebr, enough, plenty
slug, a swallowing
Ian, full
lar, floor, ground
lamh,/. a hand
Icughadh, reading
leachd, a flag
leud, breadth
leth, half
leth-roinn, half share
leudaich, to widen
labhair, to speak
leum, to jump
li6n, to fill
leas, to benefit
leisg, lazy
leasaich, to better
leitir, a declivity
leun, a flat grassy plot
lighe, a speat
lion, lint
liobhadh, to polish
slim, sleek
liathrod, a ball
lith, colour
laogh, a calf
lamsich, to handle
lom, bare
long, a ship