CYMRAEG
Abbreviations may be mutated. The symbol ? may precede uncertain elements. County names refer to the pre-1974 boundaries.
a. | adjective, adjectival |
a. cfns. | compound adjective(s) |
a.b. | feminine adjective |
a.bfl. | verbal adjective |
a.bfl.ll. | plural verbal adjective |
a.ll. | plural adjective |
abl. | ablative |
abs. | absolute |
ac. | accent, accentuation, accented |
Adar. | Ornithology |
adar. | ornithology |
adarg. | reprint |
Addysg | Education |
adf. | adverb |
adf. of. | interrogative adverb |
adff. | re-formation |
adfl. | adverbal |
aff. | vowel affection, affected |
afr. | irregular |
Alm. | German |
Amaeth. | Agriculture |
amaeth. | agriculture |
amh. | doubtful, dubious |
amhd. | indefinite |
amhff. | imperfect |
amhrs. | impersonal |
amr. | variant(s), various |
Amr. | Variant(s), Various |
amr. | variant(s), various |
ams. | tense |
anarf. | obsolete |
Anat. | Anatomy |
anh. | unknown |
anhr. | not mutable, not mutated |
annib. | independent |
annorm. | abnormal |
ans. | uncertain |
ansathr. | obsolete |
ansill. | non-syllabic |
Ap. | Apocrypha |
Arab. | Arabic |
Aram. | Aramaic |
arch. | archaeology |
Arch. | Archaeology |
ardd. | preposition(s) |
ardd. rhed. | conjugated preposition(s) |
arddl. | prepositional |
arf. | use, usage, usual, consuetudinal |
arg. | edition |
Arg. | Typography, Printing |
arg. | typography, printing |
At. | Supplement |
atbl. | reflexive |
Athr. | Philosophy |
athr. | philosophy |
b. | feminine (sometimes verb) |
ba. | transitive verb |
bach. | diminutive(s) |
ban. | article |
be. | verb-noun |
Beibl. | Biblical |
bf. | verb(s) |
bfl. | verbal |
bg. | intransitive verb |
bg.a. | intransitive and transitive verb |
Biocem. | Biochemistry |
biol. | biology |
Biol. | Biology |
bl. | prefixed, preceding |
bnth. | borrowed, loanword |
Bot. | Botany |
bot. | botany, botanical |
br. | sentence(s) |
Brdd. | Poetry, Bardism |
brdd. | poetry, bardism |
brf. | abbreviation(s) |
Brth. | Brittonic, British |
Brych. | Brecknock(shire) |
c. | century, penny, pence |
C. | Medieval, Middle |
C.C. | B.C. |
c.d. | Bardic Prosody |
Caerf. | Carmarthenshire |
Caern. | Caernarvonshire |
camdrdd. | false etymology |
cdr. | coordinate |
cdrn. | affirmative, positive, intensive |
Celf | Art |
Cem. | Chemistry |
cem. | chemistry |
Cem. Organig | Organic Chemistry |
Cem., Ffis., a Math. | Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics |
cen. | gender |
Cerdd Dafod a Cherdd Dant | Cerdd Dafod and Cerdd Dant (Strict Metre Poetry and Bardic Prosody) |
Cerdd Dant | Cerdd Dant (Bardic Prosody) |
Cered. | Ceredigion |
cf. | compare |
Cf. | Compare |
cfdds. | adaptation |
cfl. | case |
cfln. | introductory |
Cfn. | Combination(s) |
cfn. | combination(s) |
cfns. | compound(s) |
cfr. | allusion, reference, allusive |
cfrch. | vocative |
cfrt. | equative (degree) |
cfst. | synonym(ous) |
cft. | corresponding |
chwedl. | mythology |
Chwedl. | Mythology |
Chwedl. Glasurol | Classical Mythology |
Chwef. | February |
cil. | reciprocal |
cld. | provection |
Clt. | Celtic |
cm. | centimetre |
cmhl. | complex |
cmhr. | comparison, comparative (degree) |
cmth. | assimilation |
coegddysg. | pseudo-learned |
col. | column |
cpl. | copula |
crdd. | music |
Crdd. | Music |
Crf. | Religion |
crf. | religion |
Crn. | Cornish |
cs. | contents |
csf. | positive, radical |
cst. | syntax, construction |
ctn. | agreement |
ctr. | cognate(s) |
cts. | consonant(s), consonantal |
cyd. | analogy |
cyf. | translation |
cyff. | common, general |
cyfr. | law |
Cyfr. | Law |
Cyfrifiadura | Computing |
cym. | clause |
Cym. | Welsh |
Cyn. | Early |
cynr. | representing |
cynt. | primitive, original |
cys. | conjunction |
cyw. | contraction |
d.d. | title-page |
d.dd. | undated |
d.g. | under the word, s.v. |
dadf. | dissimilation |
Daearydd. | Geography |
daearydd. | geography |
dchr. | beginning, initial |
Deint. | Dentistry |
derwydd. | druidism |
Derwydd. | Druidism |
deu. | dual |
deus. | bisyllabic |
dfn. | quoted, quotation, citation |
Diar. | Proverbs |
diar. | proverbs |
dib. | dependent, subjunctive |
diff. | definition |
difr. | derogatory |
digr. | humorous, facetious |
dihar. | proverb |
Dihar. | Proverb |
dil. | following |
Dinb. | Denbighshire |
dir. | concrete |
dirm. | contemptuous |
disg. | grave, falling, unaccented |
disgr. | descriptive |
diw. | end, late, modern |
Diw. | End, Late, Modern |
Diwin. | Theology |
diwin. | theology |
diwyg. | emend(ed) |
dll. | derivative |
dng. | demonstrative |
drb. | dative |
drg. | geology |
Drg. | Geology |
drll. | read(ing), version |
dsn. | diphthong(s), diphthongal |
dtb. | development |
dych. | reversion |
dyf. | future |
dyl. | influence |
Dysg. | Learned |
dysg. | learned |
e. | noun(s), name(s) |
e. deu. | dual noun |
e. lle | place name |
e.c. | common noun |
e.e. | for example, e.g. |
e.ll. | plural noun |
e.p. | proper noun |
e.prs. | personal pronoun |
e.tf. | collective noun |
e.tf.b. | feminine collective noun |
e.tf.g. | masculine collective noun |
eb. | feminine noun |
eb.g. | feminine and masculine noun |
ebd. | interjection |
Ecoleg | Ecology |
Econ. | Economics |
eg. | masculine noun |
eg.b. | masculine and feminine noun |
egl. | ecclesiastical |
Egl. | Ecclesiastical |
Eid. | Italian |
eidd. | optative |
eith. | superlative (degree) |
Elec. | Electronics |
elf. | element(s) |
enc. | enclitic |
engh. | example (sometimes examples) |
enghrau. | examples |
Ent. | Entomology |
enw. | nominal, special, especially |
ep. | epenthetic |
er. | article |
esg. | acute, rising, accented |
est. | extension, extended |
F | Fahrenheit |
f. | verb |
ff. | form(s) |
ffd. | formation |
ffdro. | inflexion |
ffig. | figurative |
Ffis. | Physics |
ffis. | physics |
Ffisioleg | Physiology |
Ffl. | Flintshire |
Ffr. | French |
ffren. | phrenology |
Ffren. | Phrenology |
fl. | floruit |
g. | century, penny, pence, masculine |
g.b. | bardic vocabularies |
Gael. | Gaelic |
Gal. | Gaulish |
Gardd. | Horticulture |
geir. | dictionary, dictionaries, lexicographical |
geird. | etymology, etymological |
gen. | genitive |
Geom. | Geometry |
Germ. | Germanic |
gl. | gloss on |
gn. | particle |
gn. bfl. | verbal particle |
gn. cfln. | introductory particle |
gn. gof. | interrogative particle |
gn. rhagferfol | preverbal particle |
godd. | passive |
goddr. | subject, nominative, subjective |
Goed. | Goidelic |
gof. | interrogative |
gogl. | north |
gol. | editor, edited by |
Gorff. | July |
Gors. | pertaining to bardic Gorsedd |
gors. | pertaining to bardic Gorsedd |
Goth. | Gothic |
gr. | degree |
Gr. | Greek |
Gram. | Grammar |
gram. | grammar |
grb. | pluperfect |
grch. | imperative |
grff. | past |
grm. | hyperbole |
gthg. | contrast(ing), antithesis, antithetical |
Gw. | See |
gw. | see |
Gwaith coed | Woodwork |
gwleid. | politics |
Gwleid. | Politics |
Gwniad. | Sewing |
gwr. | original, root, base |
gwrth. | object, accusative, objective |
gwthr. | active, agent |
Gwydd. | Irish |
Gwyddon. | Science |
gwyddon. | science |
gwyr. | vowel mutation |
H. | Old |
h.y. | that is, i.e. |
han. | abstraction, abstract |
Hanes. | History |
HD | Old Testament |
Heb. | Hebrew |
Hen Wyddoniaeth | Old Science |
her. | heraldry |
Her. | Heraldry |
Hyd. | October |
i.e. | id est, that is |
ib. | ibidem, exactly the same |
id. | idem, the same |
IE. | Indo-European |
ieith. | philology, linguistics |
Ieith. | Philology, Linguistics |
IM. | word coined or recorded by Iolo Morganwg |
Ion. | January |
Iseld. | Dutch, Netherlandish |
isr. | subordinate |
kg. | kilogram |
km. | kilometre |
Lith. | Lithuanian |
Ll. | Latin |
ll. | plural, line(s) |
Llad. | Latin |
llaf. | vowel(s), vocalic |
llgr. | corrupt(ion) |
llong. | seamanship |
Llong. | Seamanship |
llr. | colloquial |
lls. | spirant, aspirate |
llsgr. | manuscript |
llsgrau. | manuscripts |
lluos. | polysyllabic |
Llyd. | Breton |
llythr. | letter, literal |
m. | infixed |
Maesd. | Radnor(shire) |
math. | mathematics |
Math. | Mathematics |
Mecaneg | Mechanics |
medd. | possessive |
meddyg. | medicine |
Meddyg. | Medicine |
Meh. | June |
Meir. | Merionethshire |
Metaffiseg | Metaphysics |
Meteoroleg | Meteorology |
milfeddyg. | veterinary science |
Milfeddyg. | Veterinary Science |
ml. | (with) lenition, soft |
moes. | ethics |
Moes. | Ethics |
Morg. | Glamorgan(shire) |
mwyn. | mineralogy |
Mwyn. | Mineralogy |
myn. | indicative |
Myn. | Monmouthshire |
n. | note |
nat. | natural |
neg. | negative |
Nor. | Norwegian, Norse |
norm. | normal |
O.C. | A.D. |
offer. | instrumental |
Og. | Ogham |
oldd. | suffix(es) |
oldd. a.bfl. | verbal adjective suffix |
oldd. ansoddeiriol | adjectival suffix |
oldd. bach. | diminutive suffix |
oldd. be. | verb-noun suffix |
oldd. enw. | nominal suffix |
oldd. enw. bach. | diminutive nominal suffix |
oldd. enw. han. | abstract nominal suffix |
oldd. ll. enw. | nominal plural suffix |
olff | back-formation |
op. cit. | in the work previously cited |
org. | orthography, orthographical |
p. | proper |
Parch. | Reverend |
Peir. | Engineering |
peir. | engineering |
pen. | definite, specific |
Penf. | Pembrokeshire |
Pensaer. | Architecture |
pensaer. | architecture |
Pers. | Persian |
pl. | parish |
pr. | prosthetic |
pres. | present |
prff. | perfect |
prifl. | capital letter |
proc. | proclitic |
prs. | person(al) |
prth. | relation, affinity |
pth. | relative |
pysg. | ichthyology |
Pysg. | Ichthyology |
q.v. | quod vide, which see |
rh. | pronoun, pronominal |
rh. amhd. | indefinite pronoun |
rh. gof. | interrogative pronoun |
rh. m. | infixed pronoun |
rh. prs. | personal pronoun |
rh. pth. | relative pronoun |
Rhag. | December |
rhag. | introduction |
rhang. | participle, participial |
rhed. | conjugation, conjugated |
rheol. | governed by, regular |
Rhes. | Logic |
rhes. | logic |
rhet. | rhetoric |
Rhet. | Rhetoric |
rhgdd. | prefix(es) |
rhgdd. cdrn. | intensive prefix |
rhgdd. neg. | negative prefix |
rhgfl. | antecedent |
Rhif. | Arithmetic |
rhif. | arithmetic |
rhif. | numeral(s), number |
rhydd. | prose |
s. | shilling |
Sacs. | Saxon |
Sans. | Sanskrit |
sathr. | common, vulgar |
Sb. | Spanish |
seic. | psychology |
Seic. | Psychology |
Seiciatreg | Psychiatry |
sein. | phonetics |
Sein. | Phonetics |
Ser. | Astronomy |
ser. | astronomy |
Serdd. | Astrology |
serdd. | astrology |
sfn. | standard |
Sgand. | Scandinavian |
sill. | syllable(s), syllabic, spelling |
swol. | zoology |
Swol. | Zoology |
Tach. | November |
taf. | dialect(al) |
talf. | abbreviation, abbreviated |
td. | page |
teb. | similar, probable, likely |
techn. | technical |
tf. | collective, mass |
Tiwt. | Teutonic |
TN | New Testament |
tr. | mutation, mutable |
traeth. | predicate, predicative, treatise |
trdd. | etymology |
Trefn. | Montgomery(shire) |
trf. | inflexion(s), termination(s), ending(s) |
trf. a. | adjectival ending |
trf. adf. | adverbial ending |
trf. be. | verb-noun ending |
trf. bfl. | verbal ending |
trf. enw. gwthr. | object noun ending |
trf. enw. han. | abstract noun ending |
trf. enw. | noun ending |
trf. enw. b. | feminine noun ending |
trf. gr. eith. a. | superlative adjective ending |
trf. gr. gfrt. a. | equative adjective ending |
trf. gr. gmhr. a. | comparative adjective ending |
trf. ll. | plural ending |
trf. ll. e. | plural noun ending |
trf. prs. | personal ending |
trf. prs. ardd. rhed. | personal ending of conjugated preposition |
tris. | trisyllabic |
tros. | transferred (sense), metaphor(ical) |
trsd. | metathesis |
trsl. | transliteration |
Tryd. | Electronics |
tt. | pages |
tyb. | conjectural |
tyw. | obscure |
un. | singular |
uns. | monosyllabic |
ym. | margin |
ymad. | phrase(s) |
ymad. arddl. | prepositional phrase |
yng. | pronunciation |
ysg. | writing, written |
yst. | state |