A Guide to Welsh volume 2
A Guide to Welsh volume 2
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Can wait h, adv. A hundred times. Carchar, n. M. A prison. Carcharor, n. M. & prisoner. Carcharu, v. Inf. To imprison. Caredig, adj. Kind. Careg, n. F. A stone ; plu. Ceryg. Cariadus, adj. Loving; kiad. Caru, v. Inf. To love. Carw, n. M. A stag ; plu. Ceirw. Casglu, v. Inf. To collect. Cau, v. Inf. To shut. Cawg, n. M. A bowl. Cawgaid, n. M. A bowlful. Cawod, n. F. & shower. Cawr, n. M. A giant ; plu. Cewri. Cef ais, I received ; I had. Cefn, n. M. A back. Cefnder, n. M. A (male) cousin. Ceffyc...h, v. Subj. Thou mayest have.
ceffyl, n. M. A horse. Cegin, n. F. A kitchen. Cei, thou shalt have. Ceiniog, n. F. A penny. Ceislo, v. Inf. To seek ; to try. Celu, v. Inf. To hide. Cenad, n. M. A messenger. Cenllysg, n. Plu. Hailstones, hail. Cerbyd, n. M. A carriage. Cerdd, n. F. Music, a song. Cerdded, v. Inf. To walk. Ci, n. M. A dog; plu. Cwn. Ciniaw, n. M. A dinner. Claddedigaeth, n. F. A funeral. Clai, n. M. Clay. Cleddyf, n. M. A sword. Cloch, n. F. A bell; a clock.
ar gloch, o'clock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can wait h, adv. A hundred times. Carchar, n. M. A prison. Carcharor, n. M. & prisoner. Carcharu, v. Inf. To imprison. Caredig, adj. Kind. Careg, n. F. A stone ; plu. Ceryg. Cariadus, adj. Loving; kiad. Caru, v. Inf. To love. Carw, n. M. A stag ; plu. Ceirw. Casglu, v. Inf. To collect. Cau, v. Inf. To shut. Cawg, n. M. A bowl. Cawgaid, n. M. A bowlful. Cawod, n. F. & shower. Cawr, n. M. A giant ; plu. Cewri. Cef ais, I received ; I had. Cefn, n. M. A back. Cefnder, n. M. A (male) cousin. Ceffyc...h, v. Subj. Thou mayest have.
ceffyl, n. M. A horse. Cegin, n. F. A kitchen. Cei, thou shalt have. Ceiniog, n. F. A penny. Ceislo, v. Inf. To seek ; to try. Celu, v. Inf. To hide. Cenad, n. M. A messenger. Cenllysg, n. Plu. Hailstones, hail. Cerbyd, n. M. A carriage. Cerdd, n. F. Music, a song. Cerdded, v. Inf. To walk. Ci, n. M. A dog; plu. Cwn. Ciniaw, n. M. A dinner. Claddedigaeth, n. F. A funeral. Clai, n. M. Clay. Cleddyf, n. M. A sword. Cloch, n. F. A bell; a clock.
ar gloch, o'clock.
What to read after A Guide to Welsh volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas H Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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