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RHWY
RHYDD
rhwyllog, a, fretted; latticed; cross-
barred; grated; full of holes, per-
forated
rhwyllwaith, n, lattice-work; fretwork
rhwym -au, n, bond, tie; obligation
rhwym, a, bound, tied, fastened; ob-
liged ; constipated
trhwymedi, n, remedy (i Cor. vii.,
contents)
rhwymedig, a, bound, obliged
rhwymedigaeth -au, »/, bond, obligation
rhwymedd, n, constipation
rhwymiad -au, n, binding
rhwymo, v, to bind, to tie, to consti-
pate
rhwymol, a, binding; astringent
rhwym wr, wyr, n, binder
rhwymyn -nau, n, band, bond, bandage
rhwymynnu, v, to swathe, to swaddle,
to bandage
trhwyoli, v, to rule
trhwys -au, n, vigour; wantonness;
luxuriance
trhwysedd, n, vigour
rhwysg -au, n, career; rule, sw.iv;
pomp. Rhwysg tnalwodeii, a snail's
track
rhwysgfawr, a, pompous, ostentatious
rhwysgfawredd, n, pomp, ostentation
rhwysgo, v, to rule; to live in pomp; to
jib
rhwysgus, a, restive, jibbing
trhwysgwr, wyr, «, ruler, lord
trhwysog, a, sensuous
rhwystr -au, n, hindrance, obstacle,
impediment, obstruction, barrier
rhwystro, v, to hinder, to obstruct, to
prevent, to check; to offend; to be
hindered
rhwystrus, a, entangled, encumbered,
embarrassed, confused
rhwystrwr, wyr, n, hinderer, obstructor
rhwyteb, n— rhwydd-deb
trhwyth -au, n, juice, sap
trhwytho, v, to pervade, to ooze
rhy, ad, too: px, over, very. Nid da
rhy o ddim, too much of anything is
not good
trhy-, a preverbal particle
trhybecho, î^=rhybucho
rhybed -ion, n, rivet
rhybedio, v, to clinch; to rivet; to re-
bound; to reverberate
trhybuch, ;;, desire
frhybuched, n, abundance, bounty;
gift, boon, grace, good will
trhybuchedig, a, abundant, bountiful,
generous, liberal, gracious
trhybucheidrwydd, n, abundance, boun-
ty, generosity, hberaUty
trhybucho, v, to wish, to desire, to long
trhybuchwy, n, desire
rhybudd -ion t-iau. n, notice, warning,
caution
rhybuddio, v, to warn, to admonish, to
caution
rhybuddiol, a, warning, monitory
rhybuddiwr, wyr, n, wamer, admon-
isher
trhybwyth, n, reward, recompense
rhych -au, n & nf, trench, furrow; rut,
groove
trhychdir, n, tilled land, arable land
trhychfa, nf, place of furrows
rhychog, a, furrowed, seamed
trhychor, /;, ' fiurrower,' a term applied
to a ploughing ox : hence a country-
man, a rustic; peer; champion (poet.)
rhychu, v, to trench, to furrow; to
groove
rhychwant -au, ;;, span length; span
rhychwantu, v. to span
rhychwyllt, a, impetuous
rhyd -au -iau, nf, ford
trhydain, nf, young deer, fawn
trhyderig, a, barren, sterile (of animals
always in heat)
trhydid, n= rhyddid
rhydio, v, to ford, to wade
rhydle -oedd, n, ford
rhyolyd, a, rusty
rhydu, v, to rust, to grow rusty
frhydweii, Iau, nf, artery= rhedweli
rhydwli, a, perforated
trhydwllt, ìì, sawdust
trhydwn, a, broken, battered
rhydyllog, a, perforated
rhydyllu, v, to perforate
rhydd -ion, a, free; at large; loose;
liberal. Dolur rhydd, diarrhoea
frhyddail, <ip, leafage, foliage
frhyddain, nf, young deer, fawn
trhydd-deb, n=rhyddid (Luke iv. i8)
trhydd-did, «= rhyddid
trhyddedog, a, free, loose
Rhyddfrydiaeth, nf. Liberalism
rhyddfrydig, a, liberal, generous, broad-
minded
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