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RHAC
RHAG
rhacs, np, rags, tatters
rhacsiog, a, ragged, tattered
rhactal -au, n, frontlet (Deut. vi. 8)
frhacter, n, resistance
rhacty, tai, n, outhouse
rhactyb, rhagdybiau, «/. preconception
frhacyfoethog, a, mighty, puissant
rhad, a, free, gratuitoup; cheap; gra-
cioust, blessedf
rhad -au, n, grace, favour, blessing.
Rhad arno ! bless him !
trhadferthwch, n, beneficence, favour,
grace
rhadlon, -;, gracious, kind; genial
rhadlondeb, rhadlonder, rhadlonrwydd,
)i. graciousness; geniality; cheapness
rhadioni, v, to be gracious; to mollify;
to cheapen
rhadlonrwydd, «. See rhadlondeb
trhadol, a, gracious
rhad-roddi, v, to give freely (Gal. iii.
1 8)
trhadu, v, to render free
trhadwehyn, a, shedding grace
rhaeadr -au, rheyeidr, rhëydr, nt, cata-
ract, waterfall, cascade
rhaeadru, v, to form a cataract; to gush,
to pour
trhaeadrwyllt, a, gushing, torrential,
impetuous
rhael, pi. rheiliau, nf, rail
rhafnwydd, up (-en, n/), buckthorns
rhafol, rhafon, np, berries of mountain
ash
rhaff -au, nf, rope, cord
rhaffan, nj^ dim. of rhafl
rhafQo, rhaffu, v, to rope, to make a
rope
rhafiwr, wyr, n, roper, rope-maker
rhag, pr, before, against; from; lest,
for, because of, on account of : px,
pre-, fore-, ante-, before, previous.
Rhag blaen, forthwith, at once. \Rhag
broil, before, in presence oi=ger broii.
Rhag Haw, henceforth. -fRhag wyneb,
following, ensuing ; face to face.
Myned rhagddo, to proceed, to go on,
to go forward
frhagachub, v, to anticipate, to fore-
stall; to come before
rhagadail, eiliau, eiladau, nf, out-
building
rhagaddaw, v, to promise previously
(Rom. i. 2)
trhagaeddfed, a, premature, precocious,
trhagaeddfedrwydd, «, prematureness,
precocity
rhagafon -ydd, nf, tributary
rhagair, eiriau, n, foreword, preface
trhaganfonedigaeth, nf, predestination
rhagarawd, odion, n/, exordium
rhagarchwaeth, n, foretaste
rhagarchwaethu, v, to foretaste
rhagarfaeth, nf, predestination
rhagarfaethiad, n, predestination
rhagarfaethu, v, to predestinate, to
foreordain
rhagarfog, a, forearmed
rhagargoel -ion, nf, foretoken
rhagarwain, v, to introduce
rhagarweiniad, n, introduction
rhagarweiniol, a, introductory, pre-
liminary
rhagarwydd -ion, uf, foretoken, portent,
prognostic; symptom
rhagarwyddo, v, to foretoken, to portend,
to prognosticate
rhagarwyddocâd, n, foretokening, prog-
nostication
rhagbaratoad -au, n, preliminary
rhagbaratoawl, a, preliminary, pre-
paratory
rhagbaratoi, v, to prepare beforehand
rhagbenderfyniad -au, n, precedent
rhagbrawf, broflon, n, foretaste
rhagbrofl, v, to foretaste
rhagchwaeth, n, foretaste
rhagchwarae, n, prelude
rhagdal -au, n. See rhactal
rhagderfynedig, a, predetermined, ap-
pointed (Job XXX. 23)
rhagderfynu, v, to predetermine (Job
xiv. 5)
rhagdraeth -au, n, preface, introduction
rhagdraethawd, odau, n, preface; intro-
duction to a subject, prolegomenon
rhagdrefnu, v, to prearrange
rhagdybied, rhagdybio, v, to presuppose,
to preconceive
rhagdystiolaethu, v, to testify before-
hand (i Pet. i. II)
rhagddangos, v, to foreshow
rhagddamnio, v, to damn beforehand,
to precondemn
rhagddant, ddannedd, n, foretooth
rhagddarbod, v, to make provision, to
prepare, to provide (Rom. xiii. 14)
trhagddarbodaeth, nf, providence
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