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perswadiol, a, persuasive
perswadiwr, wyr, w, persuader
perl, (7, quaint, pretty; pert
pertedd, n, smartness, neatness
pertrwydd, n, pertness, sauciness
pertu, V, to smarten, to trim
psrtyn -nod, n, quaint little fellow: /.
perten
perth -i, "/, bush; I. rake; hedt:e
perthen, «/, bush
tperthidau, np, attributes
tperthyll, n, a particle
perthyn, v, to appertain, to pertain, to
belong, to be related
pertliynas -an. nf, relation; relatne;
relationship; appurtenancef
perthynasol, a, relevant; relative
perthyno), «, pertaining, relati\e, be-
longing
tperthynu, v, to appertain, to belong
tperthynus, a, appropriate, relative
tperwg, ygon, n, hiirdy-gurdy
perwig -au, «/, periwig, wig, peruke
perwr, wyr, n. causer, bidder, orderer
perwraidd, n, liquorice
perwy, n, perry
perwydii, nf^ (-en, nf), aromatic trees or
shrubs
perwyddiad, iaid, n, verb
perwyl -ion, n, occasion, purpose, affair.
/> perwyl yna. lo that effect
tPerydd, tPeryr', /;. the Creator
perydd -ion, n, causer
perygl -on, n, danger, peril, risk
perygledd, n, dangeronsness
peryglu, v, to imperil, to endanser, to
hazard, to jeopardize
peryglus, a, dangerous, perilous, ha-
zardous
pes, c + pn, if ... . him, her, it, for pe(i)
ys. (The s is the infixed object of the
verb following). Pes adwaenasent, if
they had known him
pesgi, V, to feed, to fatten; to grow fat,
to batten
pestl -au, n, pestle
peswch, n, cough: v, to cough (S.W.)
pesychiad -au, n, cough
pesychiyd, a, troubled with cough
pesychlys, n, the coltstoot
pesychu, v, to cough
tpet, int. adi.= peá
petai, V, if it should be, if it were
(ped fat)
tpetigryw, n, pedigree
petisiwn, iynau, », petition
tpetrel, n, petrel, poitrel, breastplate
petris, np (-en, nf), partridges
petrual, petryal -au, n, scjuare: .(, square
petrus, a, doubtful, dubious; hesitating
petrusedd, n= petruster
petruso, V, to hesitate; to rloubt
petruster, n, hesitation; doubt
petruswr, wyr, n, doubter, hesitater
petryal, n & a. See petrual
peth -au, n, thing; something; quan-
tity; part; some. Beth? Pa belh?
what ? Peth yfed, intoxicating liquor
(S.W.)
îpethan, n, little thing
petheuach, np, odds and ends, trifles
(dim. of contempt added to pethau)
tpeues -oedd, nf, countrv
tpeullawr, n, tablet, book (Lat. pugil-
lares)
peunes -od, iif, peahen; gaudy woman;
ladyt
tpeunoeth, ad, nightly
tpeunos, tpeunosol, ad, nightly
tpeunydd, tpeimyddiol, a & ad, daily.
[Peunydd and peitnos now always
have the soft mutation)
peuo, V, to pant, to puff; to bellow
tpeusyd, tpeusyth, ;;, dovetail
tpeulu, nd, on each side, on botli sides.
beutu, on both sides, about (S.W.)
peutur, )i, pewter
pi, pia, pi. pîod, nf, magpie
piano, plana, /i, piano
piau, V, to belong to; to own,. to possess
pib -au, nf, pipe; tube; diarrhiiîa
tpibddall, a, purblind
pibell -i -au -on, nt, pipe, tube, duct;
musicil pipe
pibellaid, eidiau, nf, pipeful
pibellog, a, liaving a pipe
pibellu, V, to pipe; to form a pipe
pibPliwr, wyr, pibellydd -on, n, piper,
pipe-maker
piben -ni, nf, pipe, duct, flue
pibfrwyn, up (-en, nf), dwarf rushes
pibglwyf, n, fistula
pibgnau, np 'gneuen, nf), chestnuts
tpibl, a, fluent : n, book, Bible
piblyd, a, diarrhneic
pibo, V, to pipe; to squirt; to have
diarrhoea
pibonwy, en, icicles
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