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ciprys nm scramble

cis (-iau) nmf buffet; slap, touch

cist (-iau) nf chest, coffer, box; bin

ciw (-iau) nm cue, queue

ciwb nm cube

ciwed coll n rabble, mob, crew

ciwrad (-iaid) nm curate

ciwt adj cute, clever, ingenious

claddedigaeth (-au) nmf burial

claddfa (-feydd) nf burial-ground, cemetery

claddgell nf vault

claddu vb to bury

claear adj lukewarm, tepid; mild; cool

claearineb nm lukewarmness

claearu vb to make mild or tepid; to soothe

claer adj clear, bright, shining

claerder nm clearness, brightness

claf (cleifion) adj sick, ill ▶ nm sick person, patient

clafdy (-dai) nm hospital, infirmary

clafr nm itch, mange

clafrllyd adj mangy

clafychu vb to sicken, to fall ill

clai (cleiau) nm clay

clais (cleisiau) nm stripe; bruise

clamp (-iau) nm mass, lump; monster

clap (-iau) nm lump

clapgi (-gwn) nm telltale

clapio vb to lump; to strike; to gossip

clapiog adj lumpy

clas nm monastic community, cloister, college

clasur (-on) nm classic

clasurol adj classical

clau adj quick, swift, soon; true; audible

clawdd (cloddiau) nm hedge; dyke, embankment

clawr (cloriau) nm face, surface; cover, lid; board

clebar, cleber nmf idle talk, gossip, tattle

clebran vb to chatter, to gossip, to tattle

clec (-iau, -s) nf click; clack; crack; gossip

cleci (-cwn) nm telltale

clecian vb to click; to clack; to crack, to snap

cledr (-au) nf pole; rail; palm (of hand)

cledren (-nau, -ni) nf pale, pole, rail

cleddyf, cleddau, cledd (cleddyfau) nm sword; brace

cleddyfwr (-wyr) nm swordsman

clefyd (-au) nm disease; fever; clefyd melys diabetes; clefyd y galon heart disease; clefyd y gwair hay fever

clegar vb to clack, to cluck, to cackle

clegyr, clegr nm rock; cairn, stony place

cleiog adj clayey

cleiriach nm decrepit one

cleisio vb to bruise

cleisiog adj bruised

clem (-iau) nf notion, idea; look, gaze ▶ pl grimaces

clep (-iau) nf clack, clap; gossip

clepgi (-gwn) nm babbler; telltale

clepian vb to clap; to slam; to blab

clêr1 coll n itinerant minstrels; bards

clêr2 npl (nf cleren) flies

clera vb to stroll as minstrels

clerc (-od) nm clerk

clercio vb to serve as clerk

cleren nf fly

clerigol adj clerical

clerigwr (-wyr) nm clergyman

clerwr (-wyr) nm itinerant minstrel

clerwriaeth nf minstrelsy

clewt (-iau) nm clout

clewtian vb to clout

clic (cliciau) nm clique

clicied (-au) nf clicker; trigger

cliciedu vb to latch, to fasten

clicio vb to click; clicio dwywaith double-click

clindarddach vb to crackle ▶ nm crackling

clinig (-au) nm clinic

clir adj clear

clirio vb to clear

clo (cloeau, cloeon) nm lock, conclusion

cloben nf monster

clobyn nm monster

cloc (-iau) nm clock; cloc larwm alarm clock

clocian vb to cluck

clocsiau npl (nf clocsen) clog

cloch (clych, clychau) nf bell; o’r/ar gloch o’clock

clochaidd adj sonorous, noisy

clochdar vb to cluck, to cackle

clochdy (-dai) nm belfry, steeple

clochydd (-ion) nm bell-man; sexton

clod (-ydd) nmf praise, fame, renown

clodfori vb to praise, to extol

clodwiw adj commendable, praiseworthy

cloddfa (-feydd) nf quarry, mine

cloddio vb to dig, to delve; to quarry, to mine

cloddiwr (-wyr) nm digger, navvy

cloëdig adj locked, closed

cloer (-(i)au) nmf locker; niche; pigeon-hole

cloff adj lame

cloffi vb to lame, to halt ▶ nm lameness

cloffni nm lameness

cloffrwym (-au) nm fetter, hobble; cloffrwym y cythraul, cloffrwym y mwci great bindweed

clog1 (-au) nmf cloak

clog2 (-au) nf rock, precipice

clogfaen (-feini) nm boulder

clogwyn (-i) nm cliff, crag, precipice

clogwynog adj craggy, precipitous

clogyn (-nau) nm cloak, cape

clogyrnaidd adj rough, rugged, clumsy

cloi vb to lock

clonc nf clank; gossip ▶ adj addled

clopa (-âu) nmf noddle; knob; club

cloren (-nau) nf rump, tail

clorian (-nau) nmf pair of scales

cloriannu vb to weigh, to balance

clorin nm chlorine

clorinio, clorinadu vb to chlorinate

clos1 (-ydd) nm yard

clos2 (closau) nm pair of breeches

clòs adj close

closio vb to close, to near

cludadwy adj portable

cludair (-eiriau) nf heap, load, wood-pile

cludiad nm carriage

cludiant (-nnau) nm transport, haulage

cludo vb to carry, to convey

cludwr (-wyr), cludydd (-ion) nm porter

clul (-iau) nm knell

clun (-iau) nf hip, haunch, thigh, leg; moor

cluro vb to rub, to smear

clust (-iau) nfm ear; handle

clustfeinio vb to prick up the ears; to eavesdrop

clustfys nm little finger

clustffôn (-ffonau) nm earphone

clustlws (-lysau) nm earring

clustnod (-au) nm earmark

clustog (-au) nfm cushion, pillow

clwb (clybiau) nm club

clwc adj addled

clwcian vb to cluck

clwm (clymau) nm knot, tie

clwpa (-od) nm knob, boss; club; dolt

clws (f clos) adj pretty, nice

clwstwr (clystyrau) nm cluster

clwt (clytiau) nm patch, clout, rag

clwyd (-au, -i, -ydd) nf hurdle; gate; roost

clwydo vb to roost

clwyf (-au) nm wound; disease

clwyfo vb to wound

clwyfus adj wounded; sore; sick

clybodeg nf acoustics

clybodig adj acoustic

clyd adj warm, sheltered, snug, cosy

clydwch, clydwr nm warmth, shelter

clyfar adj clever; pleasant, agreeable

clymblaid (-bleidiau) nf clique, cabal

clymog adj knotty, entangled

clymu vb to knot, to tie

clytio vb to patch, to piece

clytiog adj patched; ragged

clytwaith (-weithiau) nm patchwork

clyw nm sense of hearing

clywadwy adj audible

clywed vb to hear; to feel; to taste; to smell

clywedigaeth nf hearing

clywedol adj aural

clywedydd (-ion) nm hearer, auditor

clyweled adj audio-visual

clywelediad nm audition

cnaf (-on, -iaid) nm knave, rascal

cnafaidd adj knavish, rascally

cnaif (cneifion) nm shearing, fleece

cnap (-iau) nm lump, knob, boss

cnapan (-au) nm ball, bowl, kind of ball game

cnapiog adj lumpy

cnau npl (nf cneuen) nuts

cnawd nm flesh

cnawdol adj carnal, fleshly, fleshy

cneifio vb to shear, to fleece

cneifiwr (-wyr) nm shearer

cneua vb to nut

cneuen (cnau) nf nut

cnewyllyn (cnewyll) nm kernel, nucleus

cnith (-iau, -ion) nm slight touch, blow; pluck

cno nm bite, chewing, gnawing

cnoc (-iau) nmf knock

cnocio vb to knock

cnofa (-feydd) nf gnawing, pang

cnofil (-od) nm rodent

cnoi vb to gnaw, to chew, to bite; to ache

cnot (-iau) nm knot, bunch

cnu (-au), cnuf (-iau) nm fleece

cnud (-oedd) nf pack

cnùl, cnul (-iau) nm knell

cnwc nm knob

cnwd (cnydau) nm crop; covering

cnydfawr adj fruitful, productive

cnydio vb to crop, to yield increase

cnydiog adj fruitful, productive

cob (cobau) nf coat, cloak, robe

còb (-iau) nm embankment; miser; wag; cob

coban (-au) nf: coban nos nightshirt

coblyn (-nod) nm sprite, goblin, imp

cocos1 npl cogs; olwyn gocos cog-wheel

cocos2, cocs npl (nf cocsen) cockles

coch adj, nm red

coch-gam nf robin

cochi1 vb to redden, to blush

cochi2, cochder nm redness

cochl (-au) nmf mantle, cloak

cod (-au) nf bag, pouch

codaid (-eidiau) nf bagful

codi vb to rise, to get up; to raise, to lift; to erect

codiad (-au) nm rise, rising; erection

codog adj baggy ▶ nmf (-ion) rich man; miser

codwm (codymau) nm fall, tumble

codwr (-wyr) nm riser; raiser, lifter; codwr canu precentor

codymu vb to wrestle

codymwr (-wyr) nm wrestler

codded nm anger; grief

coddi vb to anger, to offend

coed (-ydd) coll n wood, timber, trees

coeden (coed) nf tree

coedio vb to timber

coediog adj wooded, woody

coedwig (-oedd) nf wood, forest

coedwigaeth nf forestry

coedwigo vb to forest

coedwigwr (-wyr) nm woodman, forester

coedd adj public

coeg adj empty, vain; one-eyed, blind

coegddyn (-ion) nm fop, coxcomb, fool

coegedd nm emptiness, silliness

coegen (-nod) nf minx, coquette

coegennaidd adj coquettish

coegfalch adj vain, foppish

coegi vb to jeer at, to mock

coeglyd adj vain, sarcastic

coegni nm vanity; spite; sarcasm

coegwr (-wyr) nm fool

coegwych adj gaudy, garish, tawdry

coegyn (-nod) nm coxcomb

coel (-ion) nf belief, trust, credit

coelbren (-nau, -ni) nm lot

coelcerth (-i) nf bonfire, blaze

coelgrefydd (-au) nf superstition

coelgrefyddol adj superstitious

coelio vb to believe, to credit, to trust

coes (-au) nf leg, shank ▶ nfm handle; stem, stalk

coetgae nm hedge; enclosure

coetmon (-myn) nm lumberjack

coetref nf woodland, homestead

coets nm pushchair

coeth adj fine, refined; elegant

coethder nm refinement, elegance

coethi vb to refine; to chastise; to babble

coethwr (-wyr) nm refiner

cof (-ion) nm memory; remembrance

cofadail (-eiladau) nf monument

cofbin (-nau) nm memory stick, pen drive

cofeb (-ion) nf memorandum; memorial

cof-gerdyn (cof-gardiau) nm memory card

cofgolofn (-au) nf monument

cofiadur (-on, -iaid) nm recorder

cofiadwy adj memorable

cofiannydd (-anyddion) nm biographer

cofiant (-iannau) nm memoir, biography

cofio vb to remember, to recollect

cofl (-au) nf embrace; bosom

coflaid (-eidiau) nf armful; bundle

coflech (-au) nf memorial tablet

cofleidio vb to embrace, to hug

coflyfr (-au) nm record, chronicle

cofnod (-ion) nm memorandum, minute

cofnodi vb to record, to register

cofrestr (-au) nf register, roll

cofrestrfa nf registry

cofrestru vb to register

cofrestrydd (-ion) nm registrar

cofrodd nf souvenir

cofus adj mindful

cofweini vb to prompt

cofweinydd (-ion) nm prompter

coffa vb to remember ▶ nm remembrance

coffâd nm remembrance

coffadwriaeth nf remembrance, memory

coffadwriaethol adj memorial

coffáu vb to remember; to remind; to commemorate

coffi nm coffee

coffr (-au) nm coffer, trunk, chest

cog1 (-au) nf cuckoo

cog2 (-au) nm cook

coginiaeth nf cookery

coginio vb to cook

cogio vb to cog; to sham, to feign, to pretend

cogiwr (-wyr) nm pretender, swindler

cogor vb to chatter, to caw, to croak ▶ nm chattering

cogwrn (-yrnau, cegyrn) nm knob, cone; cock (of corn); shell

cogydd (-ion) nm cook

cogyddes (-au) nf cook

cogyddiaeth nf cookery

congl (-au) nf corner

col (-ion) nm awn, beard

côl nf bosom, embrace

coladu vb to collate

coledd, coleddu vb to cherish, to foster

coleddwr (-wyr) nm cherisher, fosterer, patron, supporter

coleg (-au) nm college; coleg chweched dosbarth sixth-form college; coleg technoleg dinasol city technology college

colegol adj collegiate

colegwr (-wyr) nm collegian

coler (-i) nfm collar

colfen (-nau, -ni) nf bough, branch; tree

colofn (-au) nf column, pillar

colofnydd nm columnist

colomen (-nod) nf dove, pigeon

colomendy (-dai) nm dove-cot

colomennaidd adj dove-like

coluddion npl (nm -yn) bowels

coluddyn nm gut

colur (-au) nm make-up, colour

coluro vb to make-up, to paint; to conceal

colwyn (-od) nm puppy

colyn (-nau) nm pivot; sting; tail

colynnog adj stinging; hinged

colynnu vb to sting

coll (-iadau) nm loss; failing, defect

colladwy adj perishable