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prynhawngwaith, n, one attemoon; pumongi -au, «/, pentagon
evening (2 Sam. xi. 2) pumonglog, a, pentagonal
prynhawni, prynhawno, v, to wane, to pump, pumau, n, five, 5, v
decline towards evening pumplyg, pumhlyg, a, quintuple, fivefold
prynhawnol, a, of or for the afternoon; pumrhan, 2, quinquepartite
e\ ening pumsill, a, of five syllables
pryniad -au, n, buying, purchase; re- pumtant, n, pentachord
demption (Ps. xlix. 8) punt, punnoedd, punnau, »/, pound, 20
pryniant, n, purchase, redemption shillings
tpryniawdr, odroi, tpryniawdwr, wyr, n puo, v. See peuo
= prynwr pupraidd, a, peppery
prynu, v, to buy, to purchase; to re- pupren, ;;/, peppercorn
deem, to ransom pupro, v, to pepper
prynwr, wyr, prynydd -ion, n, buyer, pupur, it, pepper
purchaser; redeemer pur, a, pure; true, faithful, sincere: ad,
tprys -oedd, ;;, i overt, brushwood very, fairly, rather, tolerable
tpryseddu, v, to resort; to dwell tpur, n, pure essence, pure substance
tprysel -au, u, covert, brake=presel puraidd, a, pure
prysg(l) -au, n, copse, thicket; brush- tpur«iwr, n, scarlet
wood purdan, n, purgatory
prysgllach, up, stunted trees purdeb, purder, n, purity; sincerity
prysgiwyn -i, ;;, bush, shrub, copse purddu, a, jet-black
prysgoed, prysgwydd, np, brushwood, puredigaeth, nf, purification
brush, bush puredd, n, purity, sincerity, innocence
tprysgyll, n, hazel copse (Dan. vi. 22)
tprystellach, w/, din, hubbub, tumult pureiddiad, n, purification
prysur, a, busy, hasty; quick, hurried; pureiddio, v, to purify
diligent; seriousf, eamestf pureiddlol, a, purifying
prysurdeb, n, assiduity; haste, hiurry; purfelyn, a, bright yellow
busyness; seriousness j, eamestnessf purjoch, a, fiery red
prysuro, v, to hurry, to hasten tpurhau, i;=puro
1"prytwn=)' pryd hwn purion, a, right, right enough: ad, very
ptrŵ, *, a cattle-call well, all right
tpubell, nj, pupil purian, a, pure and clean
publican -od, n, publican (in Bible purllwyd, a, quite grey
sense only) puro, v, to purify, to cleanse, to refine
tpuch, n, desire, wish, longing purol, a, purifying, cleansing, refining
tpuchiant, n, sighing; earnest desire tpuror, ii, songster, musician, minstrel
tpucho, V, to sigh; to pant; to wish, tpuroriaetli, nl, music, minstrelsy
to desire; to long tpurpur, a, purple
tpufawr, n, orchard purwr, wyr, n, p\irifier, refiner
pulpud -au, n, pulpit purwyn, a, pure white, snow-white
pulpudol, a, pulpit purydd -ion, n, purifier, refiner
pum (before noun), a, five=pump putain, einiaid, nf, whore, harlot, prosti-
pumawd, n, quintet(te) tute
pumcanfed, a, five hundredth puteindra, n, whoredom, harlotry, pros-
pumcanmil, «, five hundred thousand titution, fornication
pumcant, n, five hundred, 500, d puteindy, dai, /;, brothel
pumdalen, nf, cinquefoil: a, five-leaved puteinig, a, whorish, adulterous
pumed fSedi, a, fifth, 5th puteinio, v, to go a whoring, to commit
pumnalen, pumnolen, nf, cinquefoil fornication
pumochr -au, ;; & a, pentagon puteiniol, a, meretricious
pumoes, n, five ages. "fPumoes byd, puteiniwr, wyr, n, whoremonger, foini-
history (B.C.) divided into five periods cator
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