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RHOL
RHUS
rhol, rhôl, rholiau, n/, roll, cylinder
trhôl, »/=rheol
rholbren -ni -nau, u, rolling-pin
rholen, nf, roll, roller
rholian, v, to roll about
rholio, V, to roll
rholiwr, wyr, n, roller
rholyn, n, roll, rçller; chub
trhôm=rhyngom
rhôn, rhoniau, nt, tail; piket, lanref
trhôn. Pe rhon, although
rhonc, a, rank, stark, out-and-out
rhonca, a, loose, shaky, wobbling; lioilow
rhoncian, v, to rock, to sway, to totter
rhonciog, rhonclyd, a, swaying, waddling
rhondyn, n, monster, whopper (S.W.)
rhonell -au -od, nf, tiil
rhont, nf, frisk, romp
rhonten -ni, nf, romp, tomboy
frhonwyn, a, white-tailed: n, a ne'er-
do-well
trhoödres, n=rhodres
rhos -ydd, nf, moor, heath; plain,
champaign (Deut. xi. 30; xxxiv. i)
rhos, >ip (-yn, n), roses (Wisdom ii. 8)
rhosliw, a, rose-coloured
rhoslyd, a, moorv
rhosmari, n, rosemary
trhosrhestr, »/, lattice-work-
rhost, a, roast, roasted: n, roast
rhostio, V, to roast
rhostir -oedd, n, moorland
rhostiwr, wyr, «, roaster
rhostog -ion, n, the plover
rhoswydd, en, rose-trees; rosewood
rhosyn -nau, rhos, (rhosod), n, rose.
— mynydd, peony
rhosynnaidd, rhosynnog, a, roseate, rosy
rhowlarch, nf, baker's wooden shovel
rhowler -au -i, n & nf, roller
rhowlio, V, to roll
rhownyn, a, a horse-liair (dim. of rhawn)
rhu, ÍI, loud utterance, roar
rhuad -au, », roaring, roar
rhuadwy, frhuadus, a. roaring
rhuban -au, n, ribbon
rhubanog, a, ribboned
rhuchen, nf, coat, jerkin; husk; film,
pellicle (Tob. ii. 10)
rhuchio, V, to sift, to witmow
rhuchion, np, husks, bran; films
rhuchioni, v, to clear of husks
rhuchionog, a, husky
rhud, n, rue
rhudd, a, red, ruddy, crimson: n, red,
crimson
trhuddain, a, red, ruddy, crimson
trhuddaur, n, ruddy gold
rhuddell -au, nf, red, crimson, vermilion;
raddle, ruddle for marking sheep;
rubric
trhuddellen, nf, one of a ruddy hue
rhuddellu, v, to stain with crimson
rhuddem -au, "/, ruby; garnet
rhudden -nau, »/, red streak ; raddle ; ruby
trhuddfa, nf, patch of turf turned
brown
trhuddfaog, a, crimson-stained; reddish
rhuddfelyn, a, orange: /. rhuddfelen
trhuddföog, rt, red-handed; wealthy
rhuddgoch, íî, crimson red
rhuddin, n, heart of timber, pith
rhuddion, np, husks, bran
trhuddlaswyn, a, pale purple
rhuddlwyd, a, russet
rhuddo, v, to redden, to crimson; to
brown
rhuddog -ion, n, the redbreast
rhuddos, np, marigold
frhuddwelwlas, a, violet
rhuddwernen, nf, bird-clierry, Primus
Padus
rhuddygl, n, radish
Rhufeinaidd, a, Roman
Rhufeineiddio, v, to Romanize
Rhufeiniad, iaid, n, Roman
Rhufeinig, a, Roman
Rhufein(i)wr, wyr, n, Roman
rhufell -od, nf, the fish roach
rhugl, a, loose, free, ready; fluent, glib;
rife
rhuglen -ni, nf, drum: brush; rattle
rhuglgroen, grwyn, n, rattle made of
dry skin with stones in it
rhugl(i)ad, n, friction
rhuglo, V, to scrape, to rub; to massage;
to rattle
rhuU, a, rife; frank, free; rasli, hasty
rhullter, rhuHedd, n, frankne-^s; rashness
rhumen, ni, belly, pauncii
trhumenbuch, a, greedy, gluttonous
trhumog, a, rotund: ni, paunch
trhumwth, ;/, gourmand, glutton
rhuo, V, to roar, to bellow; to bluster,
to talk nonsense, to jabber
rhus -oedd, n, start, recoil; hesitation,
fear, panic; hindrancet, obstaclef
rhusgar, a, apt to start; restive
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