Matheson Collection > Geiriadur Cymraeg a Saesneg

HEF
thef elychiad, «= ef elychiad
thefelychu, i> = efelychu
hefelydd, a, equal; like, similar
thefelys, a, similar, like
Hefiaid, np, Hivites
hefìn, Í/, relating to summer, aestival.
Alban hcfin, summer solstice
thefis -au, n, smock, shift
hefo, efo, pr, with (N.W.)
hefyd, ad, also, besides; eitherf
heffer, pi. heflrod, nf, heifer
thegar, etc. See hygar
hegl -au, nf, leg, limb, shank; plough
handle
hegiog, íT, leggy; long-legged
heglu, V, to foot it, to ' hook it '
heng, i, implying a threat : n, threat-
ening; apprehension, dread
heibio, ad, past, by, beside, aside.
Heibio i, past
heidio, V, to swarm, to teem, to throng,
to flock
heidiog, rt, swarming, teeming
heidiol, a, swarming, flocking, thronging
heidden, nf, heiddyn, >i, barleycorn,
grain of barley
heigio, V, to shoal, to teem, to swarm
heigiog, a, teeming
theilgorn, gyrn, n, drinking-horn
jheilin, theilyn -ion, n, waiter, servitor,
cup-bearer, butler
theilio, V, to pour out, to serve
theilydd -ion, n, one who serves, waiter
theilyddiaeth, fheilyniaeth, nf, the office
of a waiter
fheilyr -ion -on, n, waiter, salver, tray
heini, heinif, a, active, lively, nimble,
brisk, vigorous
theiniar, fheniar, n, (corn) crop; pro-
duce
heintfan -nau, ;;/, plague-spot
heintio, theinio, v, to infect
heintus, theinus, heintiog, fheiniog,
heintiol, a, diseased; infectious, con-
tagious, epidemic, pestilential
heislan -od, ;;/, hackle
heislanu, v, to hackle flax
theistain, einiau, nf, strickle (for scythes)
heisyllt, nf, hackel
hel, V, to gather, to collect, to accumu-
late; to send, to drive, to chase. Hel
at, to run down, to asperse (colloq.).
helion, scrapings
hela, V, to hunt. Cŵn hela, hounds
HEL
helaeth, a, large, wide, ample, extensive;
abundant
helaethder, helaethdra, n, largeness,
amplitude, spaciousness, abundance
helaethiad, helaethiant, n, amplifica-
tion, enlargement
helaethrwydd, n, amplitude, abundance
belaethu, v, to enlarge, to amplify, to
extend
helaethwych, a, abundant, sumptuous
(Luke xvi. 19)
helbul -on, n, trouble, adversity, afiflic-
tion
belbulus, a, full of trouble ; troubled,
disquieted, distressed
fhelbwl, w= helbul
heleyd, v, to hunt, to pursue, to chase;
to gad : n, worry, trouble
heldir -oedd, n, hunting ground, game
land
heldrin -oedd, n & nf, trouble, bother,
bustle, fuss, hullabaloo
theledd -au, nf, salt-pit, brine-pit
helfa, fâu, feydd, nf, a hunting; hunt.
Helfa bysgod, a catch of fish (Luke
V. 9)
helfarch, feirch, n, hunter
heltfon, fîyn, ;;/, hunting-pole
helgi, gwn, n, hound
helgig, n, venison
helgorn, gyrn, n, hunting-horn
heli, n, brine, salt water
heliaidd, a, brackish; saline
heliwr, wyr, n, hunter, huntsman;
gatherer
helm -au, nf, helm, helmet
helm -ydd -i, nf, (round) stack, rick;
(open) shed
helmog, a, wearing a helmet, helmeted
helmu, V, to rick, to stack
helogan, nf, celery
help, n, help, aid, assistance (Job xxx.
15)
heipio, V, to help, to aid, to assist (Luke
•^- 40)
helpu, t)= heipio
helpwr, wyr, n helper (2 Mace. xi. 10)
helw, n, an old and dialect form of elw
heiwriaeth, ;;/, game, hunting; the chase;
thely, V, to gather; to hunt = hela
thelyddion, np, huntsmen
helyg, lip (-en, ;;/), willows
helygiys. n, willow-herb