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POM
pompren, »/, a plank bridge, foot-bridge
= pont bren
pone -iau, nf, hillock, tump; bulge;
gallery in slate quarry
poncen, nf, poncyn, n, small hillock
poncio, V, tn swell, to bulge; to puff,
ponciog, a, bulging; rough, uneven (of
ground)
tpond, iid, is it not ? what else l = pa ond
tponi, tponid, ^(/=011!, onid, from pa oni
ponslo, V, to mess, to muddle, to bungle;
to jabber
ponsiwr, wyr, n, muddler, bungler;
jabberer
pont -ydd, tPynt, '(/, bridge, arcli.
Pont yr ysgwydd, the niUar-bone
pontio, V, to bridge, to arch
pontiog, a, arched
pontiwr, wyr, «, hridner, bridge-builder
tponys, aii=onis {pa onis)
tponyt, ad= onid (pa onid)
tpoparth, n, all parts; every side=^oò
parth
popeth, II, e\ ery thmg=^ pob peih
poplys, lit' (-en, nf], popUir-troes
popryd, n, all times, always= pob pryd
poptu, n=pob til
popty, tai, H, bakehouse; oven
tpôr, pi. pŷr, n, lord, sovereign
porchell, porchellan, porchellyn, pi.
perchyll, n, young pig, little pig
porcheilu, î', to pig, to litter, to farrow
porfadwy, a, grazing (i Kings iv. 23)
porfâu, V, to pasture, to graze
porfedog, a, pasture
porfel -oedd, nf, pasture
porfela, v, to pasture, to graze
porfelaeth, nf, pasturage, agistment
porfeldir -oedd, n, pasture land
porfslog, a, IK h in pasture
porfelu, V, to pasture, to graze
porfelwr, v/yr, porielydd, ion^ », grazier
tporíBI, n, purfle
porffor, n &. u, purple
porfforaidd, a, purplish
pori, ;', 10 graze, to browse; to eat; to
pasture
poriadaeth, nf, agistment
poriant, ;;, pasturage, browsmg
tporio, V, to pasture
tpors, pi. pyrs, «, porch, gateway
portre(i)ad -au, 11, portrayal, portrait;
pattern, sampler, model, plan
POS
portre(!)adu, portreio, v, to portray
portys, n, porch, gateway, gate
porth, ;í, aid, help, succour, assistance;
protection; sustenance
porth, pi. pyrth, ;;, gate, gateway; porch
porth, pi. pyrth, ;;/, ferrv; port
porthcwlis, n, portcullis
porthfa, fâu, feydd. nf, port, harbour;
ferry
porthi, V, to feed; to aidf, to helpf, to
supportf; to bearf, to conveyf; to
be a prey tot, to enduref- Porthi' r
gwasanaeth , to respond at divine ser-
vice. Porthi offeren, to serve mass
porthiannus, a, mettlesome, high-
spirited; well-fed (Jer. v. 8)
porthiant, n, food, sustenance, support,
provender
porthladd -oedd -au, ;;, port, harbour,
haven
porthle -oedd, ;;, port
tporthloedd, n & n/= porthladd
porthlys, ;;, port-mote
tporthman, M=porthmon
porthmon, myn, n, drover, cattle-dealer;
merchantf, tradert, traffickerf
porthmona, v, to deal in cattle; to
trade t, to tra£6ct
porthmonaeth, nf, cattle-dealing; com-
merce t
porthor -ion, n, porter, door-keeper
porthordy, dai, n, porter's lodge
tporthorddwy, n, aiding of violence
porthores -au, nf, portress
porthori, v, to ai-t as porter
porthoriaeth, nf, porters office
porthwas, weision, n, ferryman
poithwr, wyr, n. feeder; supporter
tporthwy, n, aid, succour, help, assist-
ance, support
tporthwys -ion, n, ferryman
porwr, wyr, n, grazer, browser
pos -au, n, poser, riddle, conundrum,
puzzle
posel, n, curdled milk, posset
tposfardd, feirdd, n, an old term lor a
kind of bard : the exact meaning is
uncertain
posiad, n, posing; poser
tposiar, ieir, ;i/, quail
posibilrwydd, n, possibility
posihl, a, possible
posio, V, to pose
tposned, n, posnet, porringer
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