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LLYS
LLYW
llysieulyd, a, flowery, herbiferous;
grassyt
llysieulyfr -au, n, herbal
Uysieuo, v, to pi educe plants
Uysieuog, a, herbaceous
Uysieuol, a, relating to plants, bot-
anical ; herbal, vegetable
Uysieuwedd, a, herbaceous
llysieuwr, wyr, n. herbalist
llysieuydd -ion, n, botanist
Uysieuyn, Ilysiau, n, herb, plant
llysnafedd, n, snivel, mucus, slime
Ilysnafeddog, a. slimy, snivelling ;
phlegmy
llysol, a, beloncing to a court
Uysowen -nod, «/=llysywen
Uystad -au, n, step-father
Uysty, tai, n, court-house, guild-ball
tllystyn -au, «, a city where a king's
court is kept (a proper name)
tllysu, V, to reject, to refuse; to disallow
(Acts iv. II) ; to become corrupt
llyswr, wyr, n, courtier
Uysywen -nod, llysywod, n/, eel. Llys-
vwen bendoll, lamprey
llysywenna, v, to catch eels
Uytrod, H=llutrod
llytrodi, j;=lIutrodi
tllyth, a, soft, tender, feeble : /. fUeth
llythi, np (îen, »/), flounders, flat-fish
tllythr, c«=llythyr
llythreniaeth, «/, orthography; literalism
Uythrennog, a, Uterate
llythrennol, a, literal
Uythrennu, v, to letter; to spell
Uythreniiydd, enyddion, », type-founder
llythrenoliaeth, nj, Hteralism
Uyihrenolwr, wyr, n, literalist
tllythrod, M=llutrod
tllythwr, wyr, n, feeble one, weakling
Ilythyr -au -on, n, inscribed charac-
tert; epistle, letter, t — cymyn, will.
t — cynmvys, commission, f — ysgar,
divorce, t ^ " Uawn Ilythyr, distinctly
fllythyr, en, letters {of the alphabet)
llythyraeth, ji/, orthography
UythyrdoU -au, nf, postage
llythyrdref -i, h/, post-town
llythyrdy, dai, n, post-office
llythyren, Uythrennau, nf, letter; type.
Prij lythrennau, CAPITAL letters.
Prif lythrennau man, small capitals
llythyren-. See llythren-
Uythyrfa -oedd, feydd, nf, post-ofi6ce
llythyrgludydd -ion, n, letter-carrier
llythyrgod -au, nf, mail
Jlythyrnod -au, n, postage-stamp
llythyrog, a, of letters, lettered, Uterate.
tllythyrogion, literates, literati
tllythyrol, a, literate, literary
Uythyru, v, to spell; to write, to cor-
respond
llythyrwr, wyr, llythyrydd -ion, n,
letter-writer
Uythyryn -nau, n, billet, note
!lyw -iau, M, ruler, governor; rudder,
helm ; tail|; traint
Uywaeth, a, reared by hand, tame,
aftectionate=llawfaeth. Oen Uywaeth,
pet lamb
llywanen, «/=lIywionen
tllywarn, llewyrn, n, fox
tUywenydd, /!, sunset
tllyweth -au, n/, ringlet, lock (Cant vi. 7)
tllywethan, nf, leviathan
tllywethau, np, muscles, ' flakes ' (Job
xli. 23)
tllywethog, a, muscular, brawny; in
ringlets
tllywiadur, a, ruling
Uywiaeth, /t/, llywiant, n, guidance,
direction, rule
llywiawdr, odron, llywiawdwr, wyr, n,
ruler, governor
fllywiawdwriaeth -au, nf, rule, govern-
ment
tllyw(i)edydd -ion, n, governor; director;
pilot
tllyw(i)edyddiaeth, nf, rule, govern-
ment ; pilotage
Hywio, tllywiedu, v, to rule, to govern,
to direct, to steer
Ilywionen, nf, (coarse canvas) sheet
fllywiwg, w, roebuck
Uywiwr, llywwyr, n, steersman, helms-
man
tllywod-ddysg, n, politics
lly wodraeth -au, nf, government, govern-
ance, control
llywodraethiad, n, governing, ruling;
government, rule, control
Ilywodraethol, a, governing, ruling;
dominant
Ilywodraethu, v, to govern, to rule, to
control
llywodraethus, a, governing, ruling;
well governed, well controlled
llywodraethwr, wyr, n, governor, ruler
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