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    A Graduated English-Welsh Spelling Book
    A Graduated English-Welsh Spelling Book
    A Graduated English-Welsh Spelling Book
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    A Graduated English-Welsh Spelling Book

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    Release dateDec 23, 2019
    ISBN4064066126322
    A Graduated English-Welsh Spelling Book
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    John Lewis

    JOHN ROBERT LEWIS (1940-2020) was a politician and civil rights activist who served in the United States House of Representatives for Georgia's 5th congressional district from 1987 until his death in 2020. He was the chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee from 1963 to 1966.

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      A Graduated English-Welsh Spelling Book - John Lewis

      John Lewis

      A Graduated English-Welsh Spelling Book

      Published by Good Press, 2022

      goodpress@okpublishing.info

      EAN 4064066126322

      Table of Contents

      PREFACE.

      WORDS OF ONE AND TWO LETTERS.

      WORDS OF THREE LETTERS.

      WORDS OF FOUR LETTERS.

      WORDS OF FIVE LETTERS.

      WORDS OF SIX LETTERS.

      WORDS OF SEVEN AND EIGHT LETTERS.

      WORDS OF TWO SYLLABLES.

      WORDS OF THREE SYLLABLES.

      WORDS OF FOUR SYLLABLES.

      WORDS OF FIVE SYLLABLES.

      APPENDIX.

      PREFACE.

      Table of Contents

      The object of this work is to facilitate the progress of Welsh children in the acquisition of the English language. Every one admits that it is of the highest importance in the education of the young, that they should be well grounded in Orthography. Thirty years' experience as a teacher having given the author ample opportunity of noting the peculiar difficulties in the way of Welsh children attaining a general knowledge of the English language, he would beg leave to impress upon teachers the importance of making the children under their care learn and spell every word in this little book, together with the Welsh meanings. The task, though difficult at first, will in the end reward both the teacher and the child; the former with the pleasure of witnessing his pupil's progress, and the latter with a general knowledge of both languages.

      The book is divided into three parts: the first contains about 2013 monosyllables, arranged alphabetically, and classified according to the number of letters. The second contains about 7497 words, arranged alphabetically, and classified according to the number of syllables. The third contains copious English-Welsh Dialogues.

      To save the trouble of putting down twice such words as are used as nouns and verbs, the author has placed the meaning of the noun in Welsh, and then the verb with a colon between them. In dissyllables, the learner will remember to place the accent on the first syllable when the word is used as a noun, and on the latter syllable when used as a verb.

      THE AUTHOR

      Llanrhyddlad.

      A GRADUATED

      ENGLISH-WELSH SPELLING BOOK.

      WORDS OF ONE AND TWO LETTERS.

      Table of Contents

      A, un

      Ah, O! och!

      Am, ydwyf, wyf

      An, un

      As, megys, fel

      At, yn, wrth, ger

      Be, bod, hanfod

      By, gan; wrth

      Do, gwneuthur, gwneud

      Go, myned; ewch

      Ha, ha! och!

      He, efe

      I, myfi, mi

      If, os, pe

      In, mewn, o fewn

      Is, y mae, ydyw; sydd, oes

      It, e, fe, fo

      Me, mi

      My, fy, eiddof

      No, na, nid, nage

      Of, o, gan; am

      Oh, O! och! ho!

      On, ar; ym mlaen

      Or, neu

      Ox, ych

      So, felly, fel hyny

      To, i, at, wrth

      Up, i fyny

      Us, ni

      We, nyni, ni

      Ye, chwi, chwychwi

      WORDS OF THREE LETTERS.

      Table of Contents

      Act, gweithred: gweithredu

      Add, cyssylltu, dodi at

      Age, oed, oedran

      Aid, cymhorth: helpu

      Ail, dolurio, poeni

      Aim, amcan: amcanu

      Air, awyr; awyro

      Ale, cwrw

      All, pawb, oll

      And, a, ac

      Ant, morgrugyn

      Apt, chwannog; cymhwys

      Arc, cromell

      Are, ydym, ydynt

      Ark, arch

      Arm, braich: arfogi

      Art, celfyddyd: wyt

      Ash, onen

      Ask, gofyn

      Ass, asyn

      Awe, arswyd, ofn: dychrynu

      Awl, mynawyd

      Axe, bwyell

      Bad, drwg

      Bag, cwd, cod: cydu

      Bar, bar, bollt: bario, bolltio

      Bat, ystlum; clwpa

      Bay, morgilfach; gwineu

      Bed, gwely

      Bee, gwenynen

      Beg, cardota; erfyn

      Bid, erchi; cynnyg

      Big, mawr; balch

      Bit, dernyn; genfa

      Bog, cors

      Bow, bwa; ymgrymiad

      Box, blwch, cist

      Boy, bachgen

      Bud, blaguryn: blaguro

      But, ond, eithr, er hyny

      Buy, prynu

      Can, piser: gallu

      Car, cerbyd

      Cat, cath

      Cot, bwthyn

      Cow, buwch

      Cry, wylo, crio

      Cud, cil

      Cup, cwpan

      Cut, toriad: tori

      Dam, arglawdd; argau: llynio

      Day, diwrnod, dydd

      Den, ffau, lloches

      Dew, gwlith

      Did, gwnaeth, gwnaed

      Die, marw, trengi

      Dig, cloddio, palu

      Dim, tywyll: tywyllu

      Dip, trochi

      Doe, ewig

      Dog, ci

      Dot, man; nod: manu; nodi

      Dry, sych: sychu

      Due, dyled; dyledus

      Dug, teth: paledig

      Dye, lliw: lliwio

      Ear, clust; twysen

      Ebb, trai: treio

      Eat, bwyta

      Eel, llysẅen

      Egg, wy

      End, diwedd; terfyn

      Err, cyfeiliorni

      Eve, cyfnos, min nos

      Ewe, mamog

      Eye, llygad: llygadu

      Fan, gwyntyll: gwyntyllio

      Far, pell

      Fat, tew; brasder: pesgi

      Fed, pasgedig

      Fee, gwobr; tâl: gwobrwyo

      Fen, corsdir, morfa

      Few, ychydig

      Fib, celwydd, anwiredd

      Fig, ffigysen

      Fin, asgell

      Fir, ffawydden

      Fit, llewyg; addas: cyfaddasu

      Fix, sicrhau, sefydlu

      Fly, gwybedyn: ehedeg

      Foe, gelyn

      Fog, niwl

      For, am; canys; oblegid

      Fox, llwynog

      Fry, manbysg: ffrio

      Fun, digrifwch

      Fur, ffwrw, panflew

      Gap, bwlch, adwy

      Get, cael, caffael, ceisio

      Gin, gwirod; magl

      God, Duw

      Got, caffaeledig

      Gum, glud: gludio

      Gun, gwn, dryll

      Ham, ffolen, y gar

      Hat, het, capan

      Hay, gwair

      Hem, hem: hemio

      Hen, iar

      Her, hi, ei

      Hew, cymmynu, naddu

      Hid, cuddiedig

      Him, ef, efe

      His, ei, eiddo ef

      Hit, tarawiad; ergyd: taro

      Hip, pen y glun, clun

      Hob, pentan

      Hod, hawg, cafn cymmrwd

      Hoe, caib: ceibio

      Hog, mochyn

      Hop, llam: llemain

      Hot, poeth, brwd

      How, pa, pa fodd

      Hut, bwth, cwt

      Ice, ia

      Ill, drwg, claf, sal

      Inn, gwestty, tafarn

      Jar, costrel: gwrthdaro

      Jaw, yr en, cern

      Jew, Iuddew

      Job, tasg; swydd: gorchwylio

      Joy, llawenydd, gorfoledd

      Jug, crothogen, diodlestr

      Key, agoriad, allwedd

      Kid, myn gafr

      Kin, perthynas

      Lad, hogyn

      Lap, arffed: lleibio

      Law, cyfraith, deddf

      Lay, lleygol: gosod, dodi

      Led, arweinedig

      Leg, coes; llorp

      Let, gosod, gadael

      Lid, caead

      Lie, celwydd: gorwedd

      Lip, gwefus, min

      Lit, goleuedig

      Log, boncyff; cyfrifbill

      Lop, ysgythru

      Lot, coelbren; rhan

      Low, isel: brefu

      Mad, ynfyd: ynfydu

      Man, dyn, gwr

      Map, darlun: darlunio

      Mat, mat, rhestog

      May, Mai: gall, gallu

      Men, dynion

      Met, cyfarfodedig

      Mix, cymmysgu

      Mob, gwerinos, terfysglu

      Mow, lladd

      Mud, llaid, baw: lleidio

      Mug, diodlestr, cwpan

      Nap, hun: huno

      Nay, nage, nac; nid felly

      Net, rhwyd

      New, newydd

      Nit, nedden

      Nod, awgrym: awgrymu

      Nor, na, nac, nag

      Not, na, nac, nad, ni

      Now, yn awr, weithion

      Nun, mynaches

      Nut, cneuen

      Oak, derwen

      Oar, rhwyf: rhwyfo

      Odd, od, hynod; anghydrif

      Ode, awdl

      Off, ymaith, oddi wrth

      Old, hen, oedranus

      One, un, rhyw un

      Orb, pel, pellen; cylch

      Ore, mŵn, mettel

      Our, ein

      Out, allan, o'r tu allan

      Owe, dylu; bod mewn dyled

      Owl, dylluan

      Own, eiddo; hun: meddu

      Pan, padell

      Paw, pawen: palfu

      Pay, tâl, cyflog: talu

      Pea, pysen

      Peg, hoel bren: pinio

      Pen, pin: cau i fyny

      Pew, eisteddle

      Pie, pastai

      Pig, mochyn

      Pin, pin, nodwydd: pinio

      Pit, pwll, pydew: pyllu

      Ply, plyg, tuedd: ymroddi

      Pod, coden, plisgyn

      Pot, potyn; crochan

      Pox, brech

      Put, gosod, dodi

      Rag, brat, cerpyn

      Ram, hwrdd: hyrddio

      Ran, rhedwyd

      Rap, cnoc: cnocio

      Rat, llygoden ffreinig

      Raw, ir, ammrwd

      Ray, pelydryn: pelydru

      Red, coch

      Rib, asen

      Rid, troi heibio: rhyddhau

      Rim, ymyl, cylch

      Rip, rhwygo

      Rob, ysbeilio

      Rod, gwialen

      Roe, iyrches, ewig

      Rot, malldod: pydru

      Row, rhes: rhwyfo

      Rub, rhwbio

      Rue, galaru, gofidio

      Rug, cwrlid, huling

      Run, rhedfa: rhedeg

      Rut, ol olwyn: rhidio

      Rye, rhyg

      Sad, trist, prudd

      Sap, nodd, sudd: tangloddio

      Sat, eisteddedig; eisteddwyd

      Saw, llif: llifio; gwelwyd

      Say, dywedyd

      Sea, môr, gweilgi

      See, esgobaeth: gweled

      Set, llawnrif; planigyn: gosod, planu

      Sew, gwnïo, pwytho

      Sex, rhyw, rhywogaeth

      She, hi

      Shy, gwylaidd, yswil

      Sin, pechod; bai: pechu

      Sir, syr, meistr

      Six, chwech

      Sky, gwybr, wybren

      Sly, cyfrwys

      Sod, tywarchen

      Son, mab

      Sow, hwch

      Sow, hau, heu

      Spy, ysbïwr: ysbïo

      Sty, cwt mochyn; llefrithen

      Sue, rhoi cwyn; rhoi cyfraith

      Sum, swm, cyfanrif: cydgrynoi

      Sun, haul: heulo

      Tax, treth: trethu

      Tea, te

      Ten, deg

      The, y, yr

      Thy, dy, tau

      Tie, cwlwm: cylymu

      Toe, bys troed

      Ton, tunell

      Too, hefyd, dros ben, rhy

      Top, top, pen uchaf

      Tow, carth: llusgo

      Try, profi, holi; ymgeisio

      Tub, twb, twred

      Tug, tyniad: llusgo

      Two, dau, dwy

      Use, arferiad: defnyddio

      Vex, poeni, blino

      Vow, adduned: addunedu

      War, rhyfel: rhyfela

      Was, oedd, ydoedd

      Wax, cwyr: cwyro

      Way, ffordd, llwybr

      Web, gwe

      Wet, gwlyb: gwlychu

      Who, pwy; yr hwn, yr hon

      Why, pa ham, am ba achos

      Win, ennill, elwa

      Woe, gwae, gofid

      Won, ennilledig

      Yea, Yes, ïe, do, felly mae, oes

      Yet, eto, er hyny

      Yew, ywen, pren yw

      You, chwi, chwychwi

      WORDS OF FOUR LETTERS.

      Table of Contents

      Ache, dolur: poeni

      Alms, elusenau

      Arch, bwa; prif: bwäu

      Arms, breichiau; arfau rhyfel

      Aunt, modryb

      Babe, maban, baban

      Back, cefn: cefnogi

      Bait, llith: abwydo

      Bake, pobi, crasu

      Bald, moel

      Bale, swp; sypynu

      Ball, pel; dawns

      Band, rhwymyn; myntai

      Bang, ergyd: taro

      Bank, ariandy; bangc

      Bans, gostegion

      Bard, bardd, prydydd

      Bare, noeth, llwm; unig

      Bark, rhisgl: cyfarth

      Barm, burym

      Barn, ysgubor

      Base, sylfaen; brwnt; gau

      Bask, bronheulo

      Bath, badd, ymolchfa

      Bawl, gwaeddi

      Beak, pig, gylfin

      Beam, trawst; pelydryn: pelydru

      Bean, ffäen

      Bear, arth: dwyn; goddef

      Beat, curo, baeddu

      Been, wedi bod

      Beer, diod, cwrw

      Bell, cloch

      Belt, gwregys, rhwymyn

      Bend, plygu

      Bent, plygedig

      Best, goreu, yn oreu

      Bier, elor

      Bill, pig; hawleb, craifft

      Bind, rhwymo

      Bird, aderyn

      Bite, cnoad: brathu

      Blew, chwythwyd

      Blot, dunod; anair

      Blow, dyrnod: chwythu

      Blue, glas

      Boar, baedd

      Boat, bad, cwch

      Boil, penddüyn: berwi

      Bold, hyf, eon

      Bolt, bollt, bar: bolltio

      Bore, twll: tyllu

      Born, geni, genedig

      Both, dau, dwy

      Bowl, cawg: peldreiglo

      Bran, rhuddion

      Bray, rhuo fel asyn

      Bred, eppiledig

      Brew, darllaw

      Brim, ymyl, min

      Brow, ael, talcen

      Buck, bwch

      Bulk, swm, maint

      Bull, tarw

      Buoy, nofiadur, nofnod

      Burn, llosg: llosgi

      Bush, perth

      Bust, penddelwedd

      Butt, cornio

      Cage, cawell; adardy

      Cake, teisen: teisenu

      Calf, llo

      Call, galw, enwi

      Calm, tawel; tegwch: tawelu

      Calx, calch

      Came, daeth

      Camp, gwersyll, gwersyllfa

      Cane, corsen: ffonio

      Cape, penrhyn

      Card, cerdyn: cribo gwlan

      Care, gofal: gofalu

      Cart, trol, men

      Case, amwisg; cyflwr: amwisgo

      Cash, arian, tâl

      Cast, tafliad: lluchio

      Cave, ogof, ceudwll

      Caul, rhwyden

      Cell, cell

      Cent, cant

      Char, hapwaith: golosgi

      Chew, cnoi

      Chin, gên

      Chip, asglodyn: asglodi

      Cite, dyfynu

      Clad, gwisgedig

      Claw, crafangc, palf: crafangu

      Clay, clai

      Clip, cneifio, brigdori

      Clod, tywarchen

      Clog, attal, rhwystr

      Club, cnwpa; cyflesfa, clwb

      Coal, gloyn

      Cock, ceiliog

      Code, llyfr, deddflyfr

      Coil, cylchddyrwyn

      Coin, arian bath: bathu

      Cold, oer, anwyd

      Colt, ebol

      Comb, crib: cribo

      Come, dyfod, dynesu

      Cool, oer: oeri

      Cord, rheffyn; tant

      Core, bywedyn; crawn

      Corn, ŷd, ydau

      Cost, pris; traul

      Crib, preseb: darnguddio

      Crop, ffrwyth: blaendori

      Curb, genfa: ffrwyno

      Dale, dyffryn, glyn

      Dame, meistres

      Damn, melldithio

      Damp, lleithder: lleithio

      Dare, beiddio

      Dark, tywyll

      Dart, picell: picellu

      Dash, diffyglin: taro

      Date, dyddiad: dyddio, amseru

      Dawn, gwawr: gwawrio

      Dead, marw

      Deaf, byddar

      Deal, cyfran: cyfranu

      Dean, deon

      Dear, anwyl; drud

      Debt, dyled

      Deck, bwrdd llong: addurno

      Deed, gweithred

      Deep, dyfnder; dwfn, isel

      Deer, carw, hydd

      Desk, ysgrifenfwrdd

      Dike, clawdd, ffos

      Dine, ciniawa

      Dirt, baw, llaid

      Dish, dysgl, dysglaid

      Disk, gwyneb, clawr

      Dive, ymsuddo

      Dock, llongborth

      Done, gwneuthuredig

      Door, drws, dor

      Dose, dogn

      Dove, colomen

      Down, i lawr; manblu

      Drag, car llusg: llusgo

      Draw, tynu; llunio

      Dray, car hir

      Drip, dyferu

      Drop, dyferyn: syrthio

      Drug, cyffyr; gwaelbeth

      Drum, tabwrdd: tabyrddu

      Duck, hwyaden: trochi

      Duke, duc, dug

      Dull, dwl; hurt: hurtio

      Dumb, mud

      Dung, tail: teilo

      Dusk, cyfnos

      Dust, llwch: dylychio

      Each, pob, pob un

      Earl, iarll

      Earn, ennill, elwa

      Ease, gorphwysdra: esmwytho

      East, dwyrain

      Edge, min, awch: minio

      Else, arall, os amgen

      Face, gwyneb: gwynebu

      Fact, ffaith, gwir

      Fade, diflannu, gwywo

      Fail, ffaelu, methu

      Fair, ffair; prydferth

      Fall, cwymp: syrthio

      False, anwir, gau

      Fame, enwogrwydd; clod

      Fang, ysgythrddant

      Fare, lluniaeth

      Farm, tyddyn: ardrethu

      Fast, ympryd; sicr; buan: ymprydio

      Fate, tynged; anffawd

      Fawn, carw ieuangc: llydnu

      Fear, ofn, arswyd: ofni

      Feat, gorchest, camp

      Feed, porthiant: porthi

      Feel, teimlo

      Feet, traed; troedfeddau

      Fell, tori, cwympo

      Felt, llawban: teimlwyd

      Fern, rhedyn

      File, durlif: durlifo

      Fill, llonaid: llenwi

      Film, pilionen, croenen

      Find, cael; chwilio

      Fine, main; dirwy: dirwyo

      Fire, tân: tanio

      Firm, cadarn; cydfasnachwyr

      Fish, pysgodyn: pysgotta

      Fist, dwrn

      Five, pump

      Flag, baner, lluman

      Flat, gwastad, llyfn

      Flaw, agen, hollt: hollti

      Flax, llin

      Flay, blingo

      Flea, chwanen

      Flee, ffoi, cilio

      Flew, ehedwyd

      Flog, fflangellu

      Flow, ffrwd: dylifo

      Flue, ffunell, pibell simneu

      Flux, llif, llifeiriad

      Foal, ebol, llwdn: llydnu

      Foam, ewyn: ewynu

      Fold, corlan: plygu

      Folk, pobl

      Fond, hoff

      Font, bedyddfaen

      Food, ymborth

      Fool, ynfyd: siomi

      Foot, troed; troedfedd

      Ford, rhyd: rhydio

      Fore, blaen, blaenaf

      Fork, fforch; pigfforch

      Form, ffurf, dull: ffurfio

      Fort, caer, castell

      Foul, aflan, budr; brwnt

      Four, pedwar, pedair

      Fowl, aderyn

      Free, rhydd: rhyddhau

      Fret, anfoddloni, sori

      Frog, llyffant

      From, oddi, oddi wrth

      Full, llawn: panu

      Fund, trysorfa

      Furl, crychio, plygu

      Fuse, toddi

      Gain, elw, budd

      Gale, awel, chwa

      Gall, bustl: dolurio

      Game, helwriaeth: cellwair

      Gang, myntai, torf

      Gaol, carchar

      Gape, ystwyro; dylyfu gên

      Gash, archoll: archolli

      Gasp, dyheu, tynu anadl

      Gate, llidiart, porth

      Gave, rhoddwyd

      Gaze, sylliad: syllu

      Geld, dysbaddu, cyweirio

      Gift, rhodd, dawn; gwobr

      Gild, euro, goreuro

      Gill, tagell

      Gilt, goreuredig

      Gird, amwregysu

      Girl, geneth

      Girt, cengl

      Give, rhoddi; ymroddi

      Glad, llawen, siriol

      Glue, glud: gludio

      Gnat, ednogyn

      Gnaw, cnoi

      Goad, swmbwl: swmbylu

      Goat, gafr

      Gold, aur

      Gone, wedi myned

      Good, da; daionus

      Gore, gôr: gori; cornio

      Gout, troedwst

      Gown, gŵn, hug

      Gray, Grey, llwyd

      Grin, esgyrnygiad: esgyrnygu

      Grit, grut, grutfaen

      Grow, tyfu, prifio

      Grub, corbryf: diwreiddio

      Gulf, morgaingc

      Gull, gwylan: twyllo

      Gums, uchanedd, cig y dannedd

      Gush, llifeiriad: llifeirio

      Guts, perfedd

      Haft, carn, dwrn: carnio

      Hail, cenllysg; Henffych well

      Hair, gwallt

      Half, hanner

      Hall, llys; neuadd;

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