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diatreg, a, without delay, immediate,
sudden, at once
diau, ft, true, certain : ad, certainly,
surely, truly, indeed, doubtless
tdiau, tdieuoedd, np, days (after nu-
merals)
diawdurdod, a, unauthorized
diawdwydd, up (-en, «/), bay-trees
diawen, a, uninspired by the muse,
prosaic, prosy
diawl -iaid, diefyl, /?, devil (archaic and
colloq.)
diawlaidd, a, devilish, diabolical, fiendish
tdia\yledig, a, bedevilled, devilish, dia-
bolical
diawles -au -od, n/, she-devil, fury
diawlig, ft= diawlaidd, dieflig
diawlio, V, to swear profanely
diawydd, a, disinclined
dibaid, ft, incessant, unceasing, cease-
less
diball, ft, unfailing, infaUible; sure
tdibara, a, transitory, transient
dibarch, a, without respect
dibechod, fdibech, a, sinless, without sin
fdibeohu, v, to render sinless
di-ben, a, headless, endless
diben -ion, n, end, aim, purpose
dibeniad, «, ending, conclusion, ter-
mination
dibennu, v, to end, to conclude, to
finish, to terminate. Yr wyf wedi
dibennu, I have done
diberfeddu, v, to disembowel, to evis-
cerate
diberthynas, a, unrelated, irrelevant
diberygl, a, without danger, safe
dibetrus, a, without hesitation, unhesi-
tating; indubitable, indisputable
dibl -au, n, skirt; what draggles
diblant, a, childless
diblanta, diblantu, v, to render childless
(i Sam. XV. 33)
diblo, V, to draggle, to bedraggle
diblog, ft, bedraggled
dibluo, V, to deplume, to pluck
diblyg, a, without a fold
dibobli, diboblogi, v, to depopulate
diboen, a, painless; unwearied
diboeni, v, to put out of pain
dibriddo, ;;, to remove earth; to dis-
embodyt
dibrin, a, abundant, plentiful
dibrinder, a, without stint, plentiful
dibriod, a, unmarried, single
dibris, a, worthless, valueless, of no
account; reckless; contemptuous
dibrisio, V, to depreciate, to undervalue;
to disparage, to disregard; to despise
dibristod, tdibrisrwydd, n, depreciation;
disregard, contempt
dibroflad, a, inexperienced
dibroffes, a, not professing (religion)
dibryder, a, without anxiety
tdibryderwch, n, security
tdibwl, tdi-bŵl, ft, bright, sharp, keen
dibwrpas, a, purposeless, aimless
tdibwy, «/, stroke
dibwyll, a, senseless, witless
dibwys, ft, trivial, unimportant
dibyn -nau, n, steep, precipice
tdibyn, a, hanging. Craig cldibyn, preci-
pice (Ecclus. xl. 15)
dibynadwy, a, dependable, reliable,
trustworthy
dibynadwyaeth, nf, reliability, trust-
worthiness
dibyn-dobyn, a, topsyturvy, upside
down, head over heels
dibyniad, n, dependence, reUance
dibyniaeth, nf, dependence
dibynnol, a, dependent, depending; sub-
junctive
dibynnu, v, to hang; to depend, to
rely
dibynnydd, dibynyddion, n, dependant
tdicied, n, anger
tdiciofain, Ȕ=digofaint
dicra, a, puny, squeamish; delicate; in-
different
dicräwch, n, squeamishness
dieter, n, anger, wrath, displeasure
dichell -ion, nf, wile, trick, craft,
guile
dichelldro, n, stratagem
dichellddrwg, a, cunning and malicious
dichellgar, tdichellus, a, wily, crafty,
designing
dichellwaith, n, fraud, trickery
tdiclilais, n, break (of day)
jdichlais, a, safe, secure (difflais)
tdichlyn, a, careful, diligent, assiduous,
painstaking ; cautious, circumspect ;
e.xact
tdichlyn, v, to pursue
tdichlyn, v, to choose, to pick
dielllynaidd, a, of irreproachable char-
acter; correct, cautious, circumspect
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