Modern Welsh vocabulary

rhaid

necessity word

annwyd (m)

cold

brech (f)

pox

poen (f)

pain

Mae poen arna i

I have a pain, i am in pain

pawb

everyone

dyled (f)

debt

bai (m)

fault

gormod

too much

digon

enough

rhagor

more

tipyn (bach) (m)

a (little) bit

llawer

a lot

mwynhau

to enjoy

swyddfa

office

crwdd a

to meet with

cryf

strong

gwyn

white

llai

small

araf

slow

cerdded

to walk

ar bwys

beside

ar draws

across

wrth ymyl

beside

yn lle

instead of

ar gyfer

for

ar hyd

along

o flaen

in front of

o gwmpas

around

pysgodyn

fish

sglodion

chips

eat

bwyta

ci

dog

cael

to have

geirfa

vocabulary> word place (fa)

Pwy wyt ti? [puy ujt ti]

Who are you? Informal

Pwy dych chi? [puy dug ge]

who you-are you? Forma

ydw i

I-am I

Croeso

Welcome

wedi

after

brifo

to hurt, to wound (wedi brifo=wounded)

gwas

servant, boy

iach

healthy, well

cath (cathod pl) f

cat

tân

fire

ffôn

phone

tâl

payement

llen (ecircomfix)

literature

gwâr

civilized

tan

until

ffon

stick

tal

tall

llen

curtain

clos

yard

dan bwysau

under pressure

dre

town

gwely

bed

baban (m)

baby

crud (m)

cradle

crio (verbnoun)

to shout, cry, to weep

sgrapo

to scratch, to scrape

berwi

to boil

cwt (m/f)

tail

crys (m)

shirt

gwella

to improve, to mend

bedd (m)

grave

tyfu

to grow

huno

to sleep, to fall asleep (also to die)

hedd

peace

iawn

very

dysgwr (m), dysgwyr

learner

nerfus

nervous

sant

saint

perth

hedge

swil

shy

prin

scarce

llun

picture

hir

long

min

edge

fel

as

twym

warm

aros (am)

to wait (for)

diflas

miserable

dweud (wrth)

to tell (to)

gwrando (ar)

to listen to)

i fod i (SM)

supposed to

anghofio (anghofi)

to forget

annymunol

unpleasant

sgwrs (f) sgyrsiau

conversation

tro

time, occassion

sut aeth pethau?

how did things go?

ar y dechrau

at the beginning

sŵn (m) synau

noise, sound

ofnadwy

awful

symudol

mobile

llawer rhy (SM)

much too

heb

without

credu

to believe

meddwl

to think

deall

to understand