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tdioddefedigaeth, n/, sufíering, passion diolch, v, to thank, to give thanks
dioddefgar, dioddefus, a, patient, for- fdiolchad, n, thanksgiving
bearing, long-suffering diolchgar, a, thankful, grateful; obliged
dioddefgarwch, n, patience, forbearance diolchgarwch. )i, thankfulness, thanks-
dioddefol, rt, bearable, tolerable; passive giving, gratitude. Pleidlais o ddiolch-
dioddefus, a. See dioddefgar garwck, vote of thanks
dioddefwr, dioddefydd, wyr, n, sufferer, diolchiad -au, n, thanking, thanks-
patient giving, diolchiadau, thanks, thanks-
tdioddeifaint, tdioddeifiaint, suffering, givings
passion tdiolchus, a= diolchgar
dioed, «, without delay, immediate fdioledig, a, banished, exiled
tdioer, a, warm, fervent tdioludd, a, unobstructed; immediate
tdioer, ad, verily, certainly, truly fdiolwch, n & i^= diolch
fdioes, v.def, aor. tense, interpreted diolwg, a, sightless; plain; unpromising
diofal, a, careless; secure; funny, fa- diomedd, a, without refusing, un-
cetious (dial.) grudging, liberal, free
fdiofalu, V, to become careless; to make diorchwyl, a, unemployed
secure diorffen, a, endless, perpetual
tdiofalus, a, negligent diorffwys, a, restless, ceaseless, ooo-
diofalwch, n, negligence, carelessness; tinual
security {2 Mace. xi. 30) tdiormail, diormes, a, unoppressed, un-
fdiofer, a, not vain or useless molested
diofn, (I, fearless, undaunted fdiorn, a, fearless; peaceful
fdiofryd (s. i, dioferaf), v, to vow diorseddu, v, to dethrone; to depose
diofryd, /Í, vow, binding oath; ban, taboo dioruchwyliaeth, a, uncultivated, ua-
diofrydbeth, n, accursed thing, taboo disciplined; (of hair) unkempt
(Ji)s. vi. 18) fdiorwag, a, free from vanity; serious,
diofrydog, a, devoted, vowed, votive sober, earnest
tdiofrydol, a, votive; devoted fdioryfyg, a, unpresuming; incurious
diofrydu, v, to vow, to devote; to ban, di-os, a, indubitable, doubtless
t') taboo diosg, V, to undress, to put off, to strip,
diofrydwr, wyr, u, devotee, votary to divest
diog, a, lazy, slothful, sluggish, indolent, fdiosgl, fdiosgli, v, to strip, to take off
slow -fdiosgryn, a, firm, stable; permanent,
tdiogan, a, reproachless perpetual
diogel, a, safe, secure; sure, certain; fdiosymdaith, a, without provision
great, considerable. Ceiyn diogel, a diota, r. to tipple
good bit (S.W.) diotach, n, tippling
tdiogeiedd, n=diogelwch diotgar, diotlyd, a, given to drinking,
diogelfa, feydd, }if, safe place; safe bibulous
fdiogelhau, v= dlogelu diotwr, wyr, n, drinker, tippler
tdiogelrwydd, «=diogelwch dioty, tai, n, ale-house, public-house
dlogelu, V, to make safe, to secure, to fdiowryd, n= diofryd
guard; to assure, to certify tdiowrydu, i;= diofrydu
diogelwch, n, security, safety jdipton -au, nf, diphthong
diogi, II, idleness, laziness, sloth: v, to be fdir, a, certain, sure, true, necessary, in-
idle or lazy; to idle evitable: >t, truth; necessity; com-
dloglyd, 'i, lazy, slothful, sluggish, in- pulsion, restraint; hardship, oppres-
dolent sion
diogyn, n, idler, lazy one, sluggard diradd, a, having no degree or rank,
tdiohir, a, without delay ignoble
jdiol, î;=deoI diraddiad, n, degradation
diolch -au -iadau, n, thanks, thanks- diraddio, v, to degrade
giving diraddiol, a, degrading
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