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llymder, llymdra, n, bareness, poverty,
destitution (from Uwm)
llymdost, a, sharp, acute, severe, rigor-
ous
llymdra, n. See Uymder
llymeidfwyd, n, spoon-meat
liymeidio, v, to sup, to sip
llymeidyn, n, sip, drop
liymeitian, llymeitio, v, to sip; to tipple
Uymeitiwr, wyr, ;;, tippler, sot
tUymesg, tHymest, a, bare; unsaddled
Uymgi, gwn, n, sorry dog, cur
llymglwm, glymau, v, hard or tight knot
llymglymu, v, to tie tight
llymgoes, a, bare-legged
llymhau, v, to make bare ; to im-
poverish (from llwm)
llymhau, v, to make kern, to whet, to
sharpen (from Uym)
fllyminog, a, keen, intei -o. eager
tllyminog, a, leaping, bounding
llymrîaid, up (llymrîen, »/), sand-eels
Uymrieita, v, to catch sand-eels
llymrig, a, crude, raw; scantily clad;
shabby-genteel; slipshod, limp, flabby
Uymrigrwydd, n, crudeness
Uymru, tHymruwd, n, fhimniery, sour
oatmeal boiled and jellie !
tllymsi, a, flimsy, clumsy, naked, bare
llymu, V, to sharpen, to whet
Uymun, a, bare, naked, h'neth lymun,
stark naked (Amos ii. ;6)
llymwydd, up (-en, nf), kihi spars
|llymysten -nod, nf, hawk, falcon
Uyn -noedd -nau, n & «/f, lake, pond,
pool ; liquid ; liquorj, drinkt- . ^Bwyá a
Uyn, meat and drink.
tUyn. Yn Uyn, thus (feUyn, fel hyn)
tliŷn, a, contagious. fHaint Uyn, in-
fection
fllyna, v. imper, lo there, behold. Mod.
dyna
Uynciad -au, n, swallowing, swallow;
draught, gulp
llynclyn -noedd, w, vortex, gulf
llyncoes, n, spavin
llyncu, V, to swallow, to gtilp, to guzzle;
to devour; to absorb
Uyncwr, wyr, n, swallower, guzzler
tllynedig, a, full, overflowing
llynedd, n/, last year
llyneiddiad, n, liquefaction
Uyneiddio. v, to liquefy ; to dissolve
Uyn-glwm, n, tight knot
LLYS
fllyngranc -od, n, a wen
Uynmeirch, n, glanders
tllynna, v, to tipple, to booze
llynor, n, llynorog, a. See llinor, llin-
orog
tUynwyn, n, pool, standing water
tllynwysawr, np, plagues
Uyo, V, to lick (S.W.)
tUŷr, pi. llyry, n. sea; flood
llyren, u/, llyriad, laid, «, plantain
tllyry -on )i/=llwrw
tllyry -od, n, tortoise &^it.
Ilys -oedd, n 8inJ^ court, hall, palace ÿt^r^
llys, n, sUme. Llys malwen, slimy trail
of snail
tllys, tllysiant, n, refusal
llys, llysiau duon bach, up, bilberries
-llys, n-suf, -wort, in plant-names
ilysaidd, a, courtly, polite
Uysblant, up, step-children
llyschwaer, ohwiorydd, nf, step-sister
llysenw -au, n, nickname, agnomen
llysenwi, -', to nickname
tllyseuoedd, n^= llysiau (double pi.)
llysewyn, ;i = llysieuyn
llysiab, feibion, n, step-son
llysfam -au, nf, step-mother
Jiysferch -ed, nf, step-dau,L;hter
tllysfil -od, n, zoophyte
llysfrawd, frodyr, n, step-brother
tilysfwyd, n, loatliing of food
tUysg -iau -ion, n, rod, wand, stick,
chip
fllysgbren -nau -ni, n, billet, stick
Uysgenhadaeth, genadaethau, nf, era-
l.idSiv; legation
Uysgenhadol, a, diplomatic; ambassa-
dorial
llysgennad, hadau, hadon, iic, Itysgen-
hadwr, wyr, n, ambassador
tUysiad, tllysiant, n, rejection, refusal
llysiau, lip (llysieuyn, n), herbs, plants,
vegetables. Llysiau ymborth, vege-
tables. Gardd lysiau, vegetable gar-
den, kitchen garden. Llysiau Gwydd-
elig, parsnips. Llysiau'r cwsg, pop-
pies. Llysiau'r dryw, agrimony.
Llysiau'r llau, stavesacre. Llysiau
pen tai, house-leek. (Llysiau forms
part of innumerable herb names)
llysieua, v, to collect herbs or plants
llysieuaeth, h/, botany
Uysieudy, dai. n, conservatory
llysleuedd, »;, herbaceousness
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