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MWY
mwyniant, iannau, n. use, profit, benefit;
enjoy:nent, pleasure (Heb xi. 25)
mwynlan, a, fair and gentle
mwynwr, wyr, n, miner
tmwynwr, wyr, », gentleman, esquire
mwys, w/, mease, 500 herrings
mwys, a, ambiguous; equivocal. Gair
viwys, a word ot two meanings
tmwys, M/, hamper, basket, crate
mwysair, eiriau, n, pun
mwysei -i, n, bushel; muzzle
tmwysmant, n, ambushment
mwyth, n, fever; ague
fmwyth, a, soft, delicate. mwythau,
dainties; indulgence, caresses
tmwythdew, a, plump, sleek
mwythlyd, a, pampered, spoilt
mwytho, v, to suffer from ague
mwytho, v, to pet, to fondle, to pamper
mwythus, a, delicate, dainty, pampered
mwythustra, n, luxury, indulgence
myetod, «, suffocation
mydr -au, n, metre, verse
mydraeth, «/, versification
mydriad, n, versification
mydrol, a, metrical
mydru, v, to versify
mydrwr, wyr, /1, versifier, poet
mydryddiaeth, «/, versification
mydryddol, a, metrical
mydryddu, v, to versify
tmydu, V, to arch, to vault, to ceil
tmydwaledd, n, speech, discourse, elo-
quence
mydylu, v, to stack, to cock
trayddi, îau, nf, hogshead
myfi, pii, I, me, myself
myfîaeth, nf, egotism
myfinnau, pn, emphat. of minnau
myfîol, a, egotistic
myfîydd -ion, n, egotist
myfyr -ion, n, thought, meditation
myfyr, a, musing, pensive
myfyrdod -au, nf, meditation, contem-
plation, cogitation ; study
myfyrfa, feydd, nf, study
myiyrgar, a, studious, contemplative
myfyrgell -oedd, nf, study
myfyriad -au, n, meditation, reflection,
study
myfyrio, v, to meditate, to study, to
contemplate
myfyriol, a, contemplative, meditative,
pensive; mindfult, heedfult
' MYN .
myfyriwr, wyr, n, student
tmyg, a, holy, sacred, solemn, reveren-
tial; honoured, revered: -ion, n,
sulemnity, sanctity
mygdarth, n, vapour, fog; fumigation;
incense
mygdarthu, v, to burn incense; to
fumigate
mygdod, n. See myetod
tmyged -au, nf, respect, reverence,
honour: a, respected, honoured,
solemn
mygedol, a, honorary
tmygedorth -au, nf, fortification
mygfa, feydd, nf, suffocation; asthma
mygfaen, feini, n, brimstone
myglyd, a, smoky, reeky, suffocating,
stifling, close; choking, puffy, asth-
matic
myglys, n, tobacco
myglysydd -ion, n, tobacconist
mygni, n, dif&culty of breathing, asthma
tmygodarth, fmygodorth, n, vapour,
exhalation, flatulency
tmygr, tmygrol, a, fine, majestic, glorious
mygu, V, to smoke ; to suffocate, to
stifle, to smother
mygydu, v, to blindfold
mygyn, «, a smoke
myngen, nf, dim. of mwng
tmyngfras, a, thick-maned
myng-grych, a, curly-maned
myngial, v, to mumble, to mutter
myngog, a, having a mane, maned
myngus, a, muttering, mumbling, in-
distinct, inarticulate
myharan, myharen, heryn, n, wether;
ram (maharen)
myllni, n, sultrmess
myllt, np, wethers: s. mollt
t my lit, Mp=mellt
myllu, V, to grow sultry
mympwy -on, n, opinion: humour;
whim, caprice, fad
tmympwyo, v, to opine
mympwyol, a, opinionativc, arbitrary,
capricious
mympwywr, wyr, n, faddist
mymryn -nau, n, atom, particle, bit,
mite, jot, whit
myn [pronounce y as in yn], pr, ori-
ginally 'an oath'; now a formula of
swearing rendered ' by.' See Gen.
xlii. 15 and i Cor. xv. 31
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