Brithenig Lexicon

A, a

a	a	prep.	to, at'
a	a	n.f.	'that (pronoun)'
a!	a	interj.	'ah!'
a buis	a'buɪs	prep.	'by (adv)'
a chomyd	a xɔ'mi:d	prep.	'all over'
a sew ddewphedd	a sɛʊ ðɛʊ'fɛ:ð	phr.	'on foot'
a ddors yn cafal	a'ðɔ:rs iŋka'va:l	phr.	'on horseback'
a fas	a'va:s	prep	'down, below'
a fodd	a'vɔ:ð	adv.	'away, off'
a'll diawl!	aɬdiaʊl	interj.	'bugger it! (exclamation)'
a h-yn weg	ahin'wɛ:g	phr.	'without delay'
a'll muin	aɬ'muɪn	phr.	'at least'
a'll temp ci	aɬ'tɛ:mp ʧi:	phr.	'at present'
a lla gas	aɬa'ga:s	adv.	(to) home'
a llo-h-inheirddimensiwn	aɬɔhinʰɛɪrðimɛn'ziʊn	adj	'pan-dimensional'
a llo sediwn	aɬɔzɛ'diʊn	adv	'at times'
a sew alltr	a sɛʊ aɬ'tr̥	adv.	'to each other, in general'
aberth	a'bɛ:rθ	adj.	'open'
abildad	abil'da:d	n.f.	'workmanship, skill'
abilfent	abil'vɛ:n	adv.	'ably'
abital	abi'ta:l	adj.	'usual'
abitar	abi'ta:	v.	'to live, reside'
abitarsi	abita'si:	v.	'to get used to'
abitant	abi'ta:n	n.m	'resident
abostol	abɔ'stɔ:l	n.m	'apostle'
abrewydiwn	abrɛwi'diʊn	n.f.	'abbreviation'
abrig	a'bri:g	adj.	'sunny'
abrob	a'brɔ:b	adv.	'nearly'
abuis	a'buis	prep.	'until, till'
abuis ci	a'buis ʧi:	phr.	'as yet'
academig	akadɛ'mi:g	adj.	'academic'
achelerar	axɛlɛ'ra	v.	'to speed up'
achen	a'xɛn	n.m.	'accent'
achesiwn	axɛ'ziʊn	n.m.	'incident'
achomynigar	axɔmini'ga:	v.	'to receive the sacrament'
adachar	ada'xa:	v.	'to fasten'
addefir	aðɛ'vi:	v.	'to admit (confess)'
addestrar	aðɛ'stra:	v.	'to guide'
addew	a'ðɛʊ	n.m., interj.	'goodbye, farewell, (used as an exclamation), send off'
addidiwn	aði'diʊn	n.f.	addition
addiddiwnal	aðidiʊ'na:l	adj.	'side (dish)'
addiger	aði'ʤɛ	v.	'to tell'
addigersi	aðiʤɛ'si:	v.	'to communicate'
addimplir	aðim'pli:	v.	'to accomplish, to fulfill'
addimplidiwn	aðimpli'diʊn	n.f.	'performance'
addolar	aðo'la:	v.	'to flatter'
addornar	aðɔr'na	v.	'to grace'
addornediwn	aðɔrnɛ'diʊn	n.f.pl	'decorations'
addorngem	aðɔrn'ʤɛ:m	n.f.pl	'regalia'
addullt	a'ðɨ:ɬt	n.m.	'adult'
addurar	aðu'ra:	v.	'to worship (can be used as an adjective), adore'
addyn	a'ði:n	adv.	'at once, right now'
admirar	admi'ra:	v.	'to admire'
admirediwn	admire'diʊn	n.f.	'admiration'
adof	a'dɔ:	n.m.	'moment, while'
aenel	a:ne:l, aɛne:l	n.m.	'lamb'
aer	a:r, aɛr	n.f.	'air'
aeredr	a:'rɛ:d(r̥), aɛrɛ:d(r̥)	adv.	'backwards, back'
aerell	a:'re:ɬ	n.f.	'clay'
aergirch	a:r'ʤi:rx, aɛr'ʤi:rx	n.m	'atmosphere'
aertuil	a:r'tuɪl, aɛr'tuɪl	n.m.	'vent'
afant	a'va:n	n.m./f.	'love, lover, darling'
afar	a'va:	v.	'to love, to court'
afar	a'va:r	adj.	'bitter'
afegeddeir	avɛʤɛ'dɛɪr	n.m.	'principle'
afer	a'vɛ:	v.	'to have'
afer ffef	a'vɛ: fɛ:	v.	'be hungry'
afer llo chomyd fon	a'vɛ: ɬɔxɔ'mi:d vɔ:n	v.	'to be well connected'
afer pawr	a've: paʊr	v.	'to get terrified'
afer rhen di respeith per	a'vɛ: hrɛnði: rɛ'spɛɪθ bɛ:r	v.	'to have no respect for'
afer sugges	a'vɛ; sɨ'ʤɛs	v.	'to be successful'
afer yn god	a'vɛ: iŋ'gɔ:d	v.	'to care (for)'
afewl	a'vɛʊl	adj.	'kind, nice'
affanastig	afana'sti:g	adj.	'matter of fact'
affarad	afa'rad	n.m.	'device'
affareint	afa'rɛɪn	n.f.	'appearance'
affarer	afa're:	v.	'to look, appear, be seen'
affeiddan	afɛɪ'ða:n	adj.	'support (adj)'
affeithad	afɛɪ'θa:d	adj.	'twee'
affeithbluin	afɛɪθ'bluɪn	adj.	'efficient'
affeithiwn	afɛɪ'θiʊn	n.f.	'charity'
affeliġ	afɛ'li:ʥ	adj.	'unhappy'
affiduiltad	afiduɪl'ta:d	n.f.	'infidelity'
afflar	a'fla:	v.	'to find'
afflediwn	aflɛ'diʊn	n.f.	'finding'
affligar	afli'ga:	v.	'to gather'
affligadurdad	afligadur'da:d	n.f.	'convenership'
affor	a'fɔ:r	adv.	'outside, outwards, out'
affor di lla	afɔrði'ɬa:	phr.	'out of line'
afforfar	afɔr'va:	v.	'to deform'
affronhar	afrɔ'nʰa:	v.	'to insult'
affunar	afɨ'na:	v.	'to sink, to overflow'
affunediwn	afɨnɛ'diʊn	n.f.	'overflowing'
afolir	avɔ'li:	v.	'to erase'
afon	a'vɔ:n	n.f.	'river'
afont	a'vɔ:n	adv.	'upwards, up'
afunan di llo phisc	avɨ'na:n ðiɬɔ'fi:sk	adj.	'fishy'
afur	a'vu:r	n.m.	love
ag	a:g	n.f.	water
agabar	aga'ba:	v.	'to complete, to go through (an activity), to carry out (an activity)'
agabfent	agab'fɛn	n.m.	'achievement'
agheir	a'gɛɪr	n.m.	'sink'
agidarsi	aʤida'si:	v.	'to get nervous'
angomprensifl	aŋomprɛn'si:v(l)	adj.	'inconceivable'
agur	a'gu:r	adv.	'now'
agyd	a'gi:d	adj.	'sharp, keen'
agygl	a'gi:g(l)	n.f.	'needle'
album	al'bɨ:m	n.m.	'album'
alch	alx	adj.	'somewhat; any, approximately'
alchant	al'xa:n	adj	'few'
alch gos	alx'gɔ:s	pron.	'something, anything'
alch log	alx'lɔ:g	pron.	'somewhere, anywhere'
alch log di sew gomhas	alx'lɔ:g ðisɛʊ gɔ'mʰa:s	adv.	'close enough'
alchyn	al'xi:n	pron.	'anyone, someone, (pl) some people'
aleluia	alɛlɨ'ja:	n.f.	'aleluia'
alforad	alvɔ'ra:d	n.f	'dawn'
allar	a'ɬa:r	n.m	'altar'
allarn	a'ɬa:rn	conj.	'likewise'
alliw	a'ɬiʊ	n.m	'garlic'
allt	aɬt	adj.	'tall, high'
alltes	aɬ'tɛs	n.f.	'highness'
alltfent	aɬt'vɛ:n	adv.	'high, out loud
alltr	aɬtr̥	adj.	'other, another, alternative'
alltr (pl) di...	aɬtr̥ði:	pron.	'the rest of...'
alltresig	aɬtrɛ'zi:g	adv.	'just as'
allyr	a'ɬi:r	n.f.	'height'
Almein	al'mɛɪn	n.f.	'Germany'
almenig	almɛ'ni:g	adj.	'German'
aluin	a'luɪn	n.f.	'breath'
am	am	prep.	'about, around'
ambasciad	amba'ʃa:d	n.f.	'embassy'
ambasciadur	ambaʃa'du:r	n.m.	'ambassador'
ambascial	amba'ʃa:l	adj.	'mission'
amblar	am'bla:	v.	'to walk'
amblarsi	ambla'si:	v.	'to walk by'
amdew	am'dɛʊ	adj.	'both (causes aspirant mutation)'
amdublar	amdɨ'bla:	v.	'to outline'
amen	a'me:n	n.m.	'amen'
american	amɛri'ca:n	adj.	'American'
amgirch	am'ʤi:rx	n.m.pl.	'environs'
amglos	am'glɔ:s	p.p.	'enclosed'
amholl	a'mʰɔɬ	n.f.	'jar'
aministradur	aministra'du:r	n.m.	'steward'
amlist	am'li:st	n.m.	'envelope'
amodeint	amɔ'dɛɪn	n.f.	'powerlessness'
amoniag	amɔni'a:g	n.f.	'ammonia'
amossibl	amɔ'si:b(l)	adj.	impossible, no way
ampryddent	ampri'ðe:n	adj	'rash'
amun	a'mɨn	adj	'unclean'
an	a:n	n.m.	'year'
anabildad	anabil'da:d	n.f.	'disability'
anabl	a'na:b(l)	adj.	'impotent'
anatomigfent	anatɔmag'vɛ:n	adv.	'anatomically'
anc	ank	conj.	also, too, even if
anc sig	ank si:g	prep.	'as well as'
anein	a'nɛɪn	adj.	'unworthy'
anell	a'nɛ:ɬ	n.m.	'ring'
anellar	anɛ'ɬa:	v.	'ring, to place a ring in'
anffiddeir	anfi'ðɛɪr	n.m.	'atheist'
angel	an'ʤɛ:l	n.m.	angel
anghor	a'ŋʰɔ:r	adv.	'again, still, anew'
angiwin	an'ʤuɪn	n.m.	'dinner'
angl	a:ŋg(l)	n.m.	'corner'
anglipar	aŋgli'pa:	v.	'to unclip (from)'
anglodder	aŋglɔ'ðɛ:	v.	'to unlock'
angompluid	aŋglɔm'pluɪd	adj.	'incomplete'
angongheirdd	aŋgɔŋ'gʰɛɪrð	n.f.	'discord'
angreddul	aŋgrɛðɨl	adj.	'in disbelief, unbelieving'