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olrhein(i)wr, wyr, tolrhëwr, n, searcher,
tracer
olwyn -ion, n/, wheel
olwyno, V, to wheel, to cycle
olwynog, «, having wheels, wheeled
olwyn wr, wyr, n, cyclist
tolyfwydd, np (-en, nf), olive trees
olyniaeîh, nf, succession, sequence
olynol, a, successive, consecutive (ôl
yn ÔI)
olynu, V, to succeed (to)
olynwr, wyr, olynydd -ion, n, successor
•lysgrif -au, nf, postscript
oil, ad, all, wholly, every one; ever, at
all. Dim oil, nothing at all. Goreu
oil, all the better. Yn gyntaf oil,
first of all
oil, n, all. Yr oil, all (a mod. inaccuracy
avoided by good writers)
oil-, px in composition, sometimes used
by late writers for holl-
tonaddun, tonaddunt=ohonynt
ond, c, but, only: pr, except, save, but.
Dim ond, only
onest, a, honest (Rom. xii. 17)
onestrwydd, n, honesty (i Tim. ii. 2)
tonhydd, n, ash-tree
oni, onid, ad, not ? is it not 1 c & pr,
if not, unless; but, save, except;
until, onide, onite, otherwise, else;
if not so; is it not so?
onion -od, n, onion
onis, c-\-pn, if not. Onis caf, if I
obtain it not
onnen, pi. onn, ynn, nf, ash, ash-tree
onwydd, up (-en, nf), ash-trees
opiniwn, iynau, n, opinion
opiniynllyd, opiniynus,a, opinionated
opiwm, n, opium
tor, oroedd, nf, margin, brim, border,
CiWSt
tor, c, if
o'r, o + yr. Enters into many idiomatic
phrases. O'r braidd, hardly. — bran,
altogether, seriatim. — diwedd, at
last. — goreu, very well, f — lie,
forthwith, immediately, at once
oracl -au, n, oracle
oraclaidd, a, oracular
oraens, foraits, n, orange
tordeinhad -au, nf, ordinance
ordeiniad -au, n, ordination, ordinance
tordeiniaeth -au, nf, ordinance
ordeinio, v, to ordain to order
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ordeiniwr, wyr, n, ordainer
ordinari, n, ordinary {Common Prayer)
ordinhad -au, nf, ordinance, sacrament
tordinhau, v, to ordain; to order, to
marshal, to set in array
ordor -s, nf, order
ordro, v, to order
tordd, n/=gordd
fordden, M/=urdden
ordderch, nc. Plant ordderch, illegiti-
mate children, bastards
torfynag, aig, n, timepiece
torflreis, n, border, embroidery, orphrey,
orfray (O.F. orfreis)
organ -au, nf, organ
organaidd, a, organic
organydd -ion, n, organist: /. organyddes
orgraft -au, »/, orthography
orgraffol, orgraffyddol, a, orthograph-
ic(al)
oriadur -on, nf, watch
oriadurwr, wyr, n, watch-maker
torian, nf, an organ
torian, toriain, ;;. See goriain
oriau, np, hours, orisons
oriawr, iorau, nf, watch
oriel -au, nf, porch, gallery ('oriel')
orielog, a, furnished with galleries,
galleried
orig, nf, short hour, little while. Orig
fach, one short hour. Awr ac orig,
continually
origyn, n, short space, moment
orioç, a, fickle, changeable, inconstant
oriol, fl, hourly, horary
oriorydd -ion, n, watch-maker
torlais, leisiau, n, clock=^awrlais
orleisiwr, wyr, n, clock-maker
torioes, n, horologe; organ
torn, n, fear, terror, dread; blame
tornai, n, challenger, champion
ornest -au, ;;/, hand to hand encounter
joust ; combat, duel, contest
ornestu, v, to duel
ornestwr, wyr, n, cliarapion, dueller,
combatant
orohian, oroian, )//, jubilation, joy;
paean : v. to shout in triumph
orpin, n, orpine
OS, c, if (for o's, ys, if it is)
osai, V, osey (Alsatian wine); cider
tosb, pi. esbyd, ysb, nc, guest, visitor
toseb -ion,"w,"gift, present
toser, M, osier