doeth, a. 130; doethaf, 1.
dof, a. 19.
[douot, s. 105].
dofreth, s. 19, 28, 57.
[dofrethwyr, pl. 98].
[douyr rud, 75]. See dwfyr.
dogyn vanac, 41, [100]. See dygyn.
[dohotrefyn, s. 91]; dootrefyn, 90, [94].
dor, s. 32. [doreu, pl. 101].
dorglwyt, s. 96, 102].
dosparth, v. 136].
dracheuyn, 7; draecheuyn, 96]. See trachefyn.
[draenen, s. 104].
drefa, s. — o geirch, 56.
drwc, s. [78], 80, 83; a. 1, [140]. See dryc.
drws, sm. 23, 35; — kor, 40; — eglwys, [101], 130, [142; — y gagell, 101]. drysseu, pl. 4.
dryc, a. 1, [93], 130, [140]. See drwc.
drychaf a gossot, 45, [65].
[drychauedic, a. 95].
drychafel, sm. [9], 44, 46. drychafaleu, pl. 46. See tri; vn.
drychafel, v. 32.
drychefir, v. 82; drycheif, [66], 67, 70–2, [73], 118, 127; drycheiff, 127. See dyrcheif.
dryssawr neuad, 2, 6, [7, 12], 23–4.
dryssawr ystauell, 2, 6, [8], 23–4.
[dryssoryon, pl. 10].
dulin, s. 30.
dull, s. 40, 47.
duunaw, v. 39–40.
duw, s. [— Awst, 77]; — kalan gwedy efferen, 87; —— Mei, 20; — Pasc bychan, 87; — Sul y Drindawt, 87. See diw.
Duw, s. 1, [13], 34, 36, 41–2, 81, [101, 112, 142].
dwfyr, s. 69. See douyr.
[dwrn, s. 105].
dwy, n.a.f. — a deugeint, [65], 67; — ar hugeint, 71, [73]; — egwyt, 83; — erw, 55; [— eskit, 98]; — ulwyd, [66], 67; [— vlyned, 62]; — uu a deu vgeint aryant, 42; — geill, 21; — geinhawc, 27, [65], 70, 72, [73], 83; [—— cota, 75]; —— cotta, 34; —— kyfreith, [75, 77], 79, [102, 105, 107], 118; [—— gyfreith, 106]; — genedyl, [104], 122, [140]; — gerwyn, 56; — golofyn, 29; — gwys, 55; — lathen, 54; — law, [96–7], 125,132, [133]; — nenforch, 117; — pleit, 117; — ran, [11, 13], 15–16, 18, 20–2, 26, 38; — rantir, 55; — rywhant, 82; — tref, 47, 54–5; — weith, 28, 33; — wraged, [95], 132, [133].
dwyn, v. 5, 22, 33, 41, 47, 54, [63], 68, 85–6, [92, 96–7, 113], 117, 119, 122, 126, 129, [134, 136, 138, 141]; duc, 1, 89; dwc, 16, 24, 51, [61, 63, 96], 129; dyccer, 41, [79], 82–3; [dycker, 63, 97, 115, 134, 142]; dycco, 40–1, 47, 82, 87, [92, 100, 114–15]; dygaf, 129; dygant, 24, 40; dyget, 36, [61], 87, 129; dygir, [63, 93], 129.
dyd, sm. [10], 17–18, 40, [64, 66], 67, 81, 83, [101]; — kat a brwydyr, 126; —— ac ymlad, 22; kyntaf, 122. dydyeu, pl. 48. See eil; banner; lliw; oet; pymhet; pymthecuet; seithuet; trydyd; vn; whechet.
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