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eglur, a, bright, clear; plain, evident; fegrygi, n, hoarseness
obvious, manifest; lucid; brilliantt; fegryn, h, trembling, tremor; fear: a,
splendidt, famoust, renowned! trembling
egluradwy, a, demonstrable, explicable tegwal -au, n, cot, hut
eglurdeb, eglurder, n, clearness, bright- egwan, a, weak, feeble, faint, drooping
ness; perspicuity, lucidity; bril- fegwanaeth, nf, fegwander, u, feeble-
liancet, splendourf
eglureb -au, «/, illustration
ness, debility, imbecility
tegweddi, îau, nj, dowry
eglurhad -au, n, explanation, demon- fegweryd, n, equerry
stration, manifestation fegweryd, «/>, equerries, horsemen, body-
eglurhadaeth, nf, exegesis; exposition guard
eglurhaol, egluriadol, a, explanatory egwyd -ydd, ;;/, fetlock ; fetter (2 Sam.
eglurhau, v, to explain, to expound, to iii. 34)
make manifest (John iii. 21) ; to tegwydled, n, small of the leg
lightf, to shinet egwyddor -ion -au, nf, alphabet; rudi-
egluro, V, to manifest, to explain ; to ment ; principle
light upt; to cleart, to clarifyt egwyddori, v, to instruct; to ground,
teglurwch, n, clearness, brightness, to initiate
brilliance, splendour egwyddorol, a, alphabetical; of princi-
eglurwr, eglurydd, wyr, n, expositor, pie, high-principled
illustrator
fegluryn, «=eglurwr
teglwg, í7= eglur
eglwys -i -ydd t-au, nf, church
eglwysa, v, to church
eglwysaidd, a, church-like, churchy
eglwyseg, nf, ecclesiology
egwyddorwas, weision, n, apprentice
egwyddorwr, wyr, w, teacher, catechist
egwyl -ion, nf, lull, respite; opportunity,
leisure
feng, )(. See heng
engan, nf= eingion (dial)
tenghrafl -au -oedd, n/=enghraiflt
eglwysig, 0, (of a) church, ecclesiastical.j enghraiftt, enghreifftiau, nf, example
Gŵr eghrysjg, clergyman, ecclesiastic '' inctanr-P
feglwysol, a, ecclesiastical
eglwyswr, wyr, feglwysydd -ion.
churchman ; clergymanf
eglwyswraig, wragedd,
woman
Eglwysyddiaeth, nf, churchism, Angl
canism
oglyn, ", the golden saxifrage
mstance
tenghreifîtio, v, to reprove, to rebuke
enghreifftiol, a, exemplary
tengi, V, to bring forth, to deliver
nf, church- tengir, fengiriol, a, terrible, frightful
jengiroliaeth, nf, frightfulness
englyn -ion, n, a Welsh alliterative
stanza of four lines
tenglynio, i'=englynu
egni, îon, n, effort, exertion, might, englynu, v, to compose englynion
energy. A'i holl egni, with all his englynwr, wyr, /i, composer of aMg/ynion
might engraifft, nf. See enghraifft
egnlad -au, n, exertion fengur, a= engir
egnîo, V, to endeavour, to make an effort engyl, np, angels : s. angel
egnîol, a, vigorous, forcible, strenuous, fengyl -ion, n, angel
energetic
tegor, V, to open : n, opening
jegored, &c. = agored, &c.
tengyn, n, outcast, wretch
tengyriol, i7 = engiriol, anguriol
fengyrrith, tengyrth, a, awful, direful
egr, a, sharp, tart; sour; severe; fierce, fehaer, a, conspicuous,
savage
tegrid -au, n, oxide
tegriflt, n, griffin, griffon
ehangder, eangderau, n, breadth, ampli-
tude, immensity; space, expanse
ehangiad, n, amplifying; enlargement
egroes, np (-en, nf), berries of the dog- ehangu, v, to enlarge, to extend
rose, hips
egru, V, tc grow stale or acid
tegryd, n & i( = egryn
ehangydd, n, enlarger (Deut. xxxiii. 20)
tehalaeth, «=ehelaeth
tehalaethder, H=ehelaethder
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