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Degeman, 121.
degwm, s. See brenhin.
deheu, 4, [11], 20, 43, 46, 58, [60].
Deheubarth, 1, [113].
deilyat, s. 83, 85.
[deissyuedic, 115].
deissyfyt, 117.
delwat, s. See gwaet.
dera, s. 69, 72, [74].
[derwen, s. 104].
deturyt, s. — gwlat, 47. See gwat.
deu, n.a.m. — ardelw, 88; [— arglwyd, 134, 136]; — canhwr, 37; — kymeint, 39; — kymhwt, 55; — dawnbwyt, 56; — dyn, 41, 85, [115–16]; —— plwyf, 41; [— eidon, 74; — eirawc, 139]; — etiued, 49; — vab, 40; — vanach, 40; — vordwyt, 25; — vyrryat, 25; — ganu, 34; — hanher, 47, [91, 103, 114–15]; — mach, 86; — nawvetdyd, 48, [63]; — parth, [78], 80; [— parthawc, 76]; — tir, 55; [— ty, 103]; — vgein mu, 35; — wr, [96], 119; — wr (arglwyd), 40; — wystyl, 16. See ell; oet; ran.
deudec, n.a. — a deu vgeint, 70, 72, [73]; — keinhawc, 34, 45–6, [65–6], 67–9, 71, 79, 81, [98, 100, 102, 105–7]; — kyfelinyawc, 45; — erw a trychant, 54; — golwyth breinhyawl, 35; — gwestei, 3; — lleyc, 1; — llydyn, 83; — mu, [11], 123–4; — punt, 121; — troetued, 55. [deudeg, — wyr, 99].
[deudyblic, 108]; deudyblyc, 16, 24, 46, 52, [111, 113], 120–1.
deugeint, n.a. See dec; deudec; dwy; llw; wyth.
deulwyn, s. 35.
deunaw, n.a. — cantref Gwyned, 1; — keinhawc, [65], 67, 70–1, [73]; — llathen; — troetued, 54; — vgeint aryant, 37.
deuparth, — byw a marw tayogeu, 29; — (cwyr), 25–6; [— deudeg mu, 11]; — dimei, 42; — guerth, [78], 80; — plant, 90, [91; — pyscawt, 107].
dewis, ar, 81.
dewis, v. 28, 50, 53, 88, 130; dewissei, 29; dewisset, 20, 45, [65], 69; [dewisso, 10]; dewisswyt, 1.
diagho, v. 17; dieinc, [64], 130.
dial, s. 39, [104], 122–3. See kof.
dialho, v. 126.
diarnabot, [74], 84.
diatlam, a. [65], 67, 131, [134].
diawt, sf. 3, 18.
dichawn, 49, [73], 89–90, [91–2, 97], 120–1.
[didim, a. 139].
[didyfner, v. 75].
diebredic, 86.
dieinc, v. See diagho.
dieu, sm. diewed, pl. 88. See naw; pump; tri.
diuach, a. 88, 132, [134]. Cf. dyuach.
diuan, a. 82.
diuetha, v. 41, 117; [diffethaer, 137].
diuwyn, [62, 97, 104, 110, 112], 118, 122–3, 132, [134].
diuwynaw, v. 119.