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nico, n, goldfinch. Jac y nico, cock
goldfinch
tnidr -au, n, hindrance, impediment,
entanglement; delay
tnidri, II, hindrance, entanglement
tnidro, v, to tangle, to entangle, to be
entangled
tnidrwr, wyr, «, hinderer, obstructor
nifeiriol, a, numerous; having a great
retinuet
nifer -oedd -i, n & n/, number; hostf;
household troopst, retinuef
niferai, eion, n, numerator
Diferog, a, namerous; having a great
retinuet
niterol, a, numerical, numeral
niferu, v, to number, to reckon
niferus, a, numerous
tniflged, M=anniflged
nifwl -ion, n, mist, fog; cloud; nebula
nilwlog, a, misty, foggy
tnigmars, n, necromancy
tnigromans,tnigromawns,w, necromancy
tnigromawnswr, wyr, n, necromancer
tnigus, tnigys, a, wrinkled, crumpled,
shrunken ; tight
nill -ion, a, poppy
ninnau, pn-c,.we, us. See chwithau
nis, ad-\-pn, not. . . .him, her, it. .Vjs
cafodd, he did not obtain it. Nis
?í7//'î/, I cannot do it. (The s is the
inlixed object of the verb following)
nitr, n, nitre
nith -oedd -od, n/, niece
nithio, V, to winnow, to sift
nithiwr, wyr, n, winnower, sifter
nithlen -ni, nf, winnowing-sheet
tnithod, n, sifted snow, fine snow
niwaid, n, factitious for niwed
niwed, eidiau, n, harm, damage, detri-
ment, injury, hurt
niweidiad, n, injuring, injury
niweidio, v, to harm, to injure, to
damage, to hurt
niweidiol, a, harmful, hurtful, injurious,
detrimental, damaging, prejudicial,
noxious
niweidioldeb, u, harmfulness
niweidiwr, wyr, n, injurer, damager
niwl -oedd, n, mist, fog, haze. Niwl
set, nebula
niwien, «/, sing, or dim. of niwl
niwliach, np, scattered cljuds, mists
niwl(i)og, a, misty, foggy, hazy
NOE
niwl(i)ogrwydd, n, mistiness, fogginess
niwlo, V, to become misty, to fog
niwlwe -oedd, nf, gauze
tno, tnog, c, than=na, nag
nobl, a, noble, fine: -au, n, noble (coin)
noblo, V, to peel (S.W.)
fnoc, c=nog
nod -au, n & nf, brand, mark, token;
note, distinction. Haint y nodau, the
plague. Hyd yn nod, even (wrongly
written for hyd yn oed)
nodaehfa, feydd, nf, bazaar
nodedig, a, noted, notable, noteworthy,
remarkable; specified, appointed, set
(Ps. cii. 13)
nodi, V, to mark, tc note, to state,
to specify, to appoint (Acts xxviii. 23)
nodiad -au, n, note, scholium
nodiadur -iaid -on, n, notary
nodiant, n, notation
nodiedydd -ion, n, annotator, scholiast;
notary
nodion, np, notes : s. nodyn
nodlyfr -au, n, note-book
nodog, (I, having a mark, marked
tnodol, a, marked, notable
nodwedd -au -ion, nf, characteristic,
character
nodweddiad -au, n, character; charac-
terization
nodweddiadol, %, characteristic
nodweddu, v, to ch.iracteriz.e
fnodwiw, a, noteworthy
nodwydd -au, nf, needle; pin. Nod-
wydd ddtir, needle (for sewing, darning,
etc.). Nodwydd y biigail, shepherd's
needle, Venus's comb
nodwyddaid, eidiau, nf, needleful
nodwyddes -au, nf, needle-woman
nodyn -nau, nodau, nodion, n, note
nodd -ion, n, moisture; juice, sap
nodd-dy, dai, n, asylum
nodded, nf, refuge, protection
noddfa, fâu, feydd, nf, refuge, asylum,
sanctuary
noddi, V, to afford refuge; to protect,
to succour
noddlyd, a, juicy, sappy, succulent
noddwr, wyr, n, protector, succourer,
supporter; patron
fnoddydd, «= noddwr
noe -au, n, , a shallow vessel ; dish used
in making butter; kneading-trough;
laver [Bible)
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