barnu, v. 16, 47, [116], 125, [142]; barn, 15, 17; barner, 48–9; barnet, 16; barnher, 48–9; barnho, 19; barnont, 47; barnwys, 41; barnwyt, 41.
bawt, sf. 42, 57, [65].
[bayol, sf. 106–7].
bed, sm. 87, [137–8].
beich, s. 52; — kefyn, 82, [99]. See datanhud.
[beichawc,95]; beichawg, 129–30.
beichogi, v. 128–9, [141]; beichocco, 46; beichoges,46.
beleu, s. [98], 131.
benffic, s. 68, 118; [benfic, 108]. See kyfreith.
benffygyaw, v. go, [91; benfygyaw, 92; benffyo, 103].
benneit, s. 32.
benyw, 69, [78], 79–80.
beunyd, 17, [64].
billo, s. 30.
[billwc, s. 106].
bisweil, s. See cledyf; maer.
bitheiat, s. 35, 130.
bitosseb, 16, 18, 20–1, 24–6; [bitwosseb, 11–13],
blaen, s. 49, 82, 84.
blawt, s. 56, 71, 90, [91, 94], 131.
Blegywryt, 1.
bleid, s. [78], 80, 127.
blew, s. 43, 68. blewyn, 43, 45, [65].
bligyaw, v. 35.
blin, a. 22.
blonec, s. 33.
blwyd, sf. [76]. See dwy; teir; vgein.
blwydyn, sf. 2, [10, 12], 18, 27–8, 33, 56–7, [59, 62], 69, 71–2, [74, 76–7], 80, [99]. See blwyn; eil; magu; oet; tryded; vn dyd.
[blwyn (= blwydyn), 108].
blyned, sf. [77], 80. See dwy; pym; seith; teir.
bod, s. 41, 45, 53, 117, 125.
[bon, s. 105].
bonhed, s. 81.
bonhedic, s. — breinhawl, 4; — canhwynawl, 44; — gwlat, 32. [a. 136].
bonllost, s. 132, [135].
bonwyn, 45, [65].
bore, sm. 32, 35–6, [64], 69, [93], 124, 128, [135].
boreuwyt, s. 32.
bradwr, sm. — arglwyd, 132, [134].
bragawt, s. [14], 15, 25, 29, 31, 56. See kerwyn.
brat, s. — arglwyd, 52.
brath, v. 82.
brawdwr, sm. 41, 47 [116, 138, 142]. brawtwyr, pl. 15–16, 47.
brawt (judgment), s. 15, 48, 53, 124, 126. [brodyeu, pl. 142].
brawt (friar), sm. 88.
brawt (brother), sm. 38, 50, 52, [93, 139]; — brenhin, 3; [— hynaf, 135]; — hynhaf, 49, 50; — (ieuhaf), 50; — lladedic, 38; — llofrud, 38; — mam (=ewythyr), 39; — tat (=ewythyr), 38. See ran. brodyr, pl. 49, 50, 52, 127; — dyn lladedic, 37; — llofrud, 38; broder, 127.
breich, s. 6, [7], 23.
breinhawl, a. 4, 6, [8], 35, 128; breinhyawl, 4, 35; breinyawl, 35.
breint, sm. 45–6, 48, 53–4, 90, [91], 128; — amws, [65], 67; — anyanawl, 54; — arglwyd Dinefwr, 3; — brawt hynhaf, 49; — ki, [77], 80; — gwr, 90, [91]; — gwyr y llys, 15; — gwystyl, 88; — hwch, [77], 80; — llys, [14], 16–17, 27, 36; — merch gwr ryd, 23; — merchet (six superior officers), 8; —— y pymthec, 23; — milgi, [65], 67; — modrydaf, 81, [141; — morwyn, 137; — offrwm, 114]; — penkenedyl, 45, [65, 139; — perchennawc odyn, 103]; — pymthec (officers), [9], 23; — swyd, 45, 54, [65]; — swydeu, 15; — tat, 45, [65] ; — tir, 54–5. See vn.
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