Brithenig Lexicon C, c

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ca ka prep. 'than'
cabient ka'biɛnt n.m. 'chief'
cab-annal kaba'na:l n.m. 'birthday'
cab-annal ffeligisaf kaba'na:l fɛliʤi'za: interj. 'many happy returns'
cab-llafuradur kabɬavura'du:r n.m. 'foreman'
cab-porth kab'pɔ:rθ n.m. 'lintel'
cab-sethfen kabzɛθ'vɛ:n n.m. 'weekend'
caban ka'ba:n n.f. 'cabin'
cabell ka'bɛ:ɬ n.f. 'chapel'
cacaethar kakaɛ'θa:, kaka:'θa: v. 'to cackle'
cach ka:x adj. 'shitty'
cach! ka:x interj. 'dammit!'
cachar ka'xa: v. 'to shit, to suck'
cad ka:d n.m. 'battle, struggle'
caddar ka'ða: v. 'to fall (off, down)'
caddar a llo pheith ka'ða: aɬɔfɛɪθ v. 'to fall apart'
caddar in ill llakew ka'ða: iniɬɬa'kɛʊ v. 'to fall victim'
cadeir ka'dɛɪr n.f. 'throne'
cadeiral kadɛɪ'ra:l adj. 'cathedral'
cadran ka'dra:n n.m. 'tar'
caduin ka'duɪn n.f. 'chain'
caelad lemon kaɛ'la:d lɛ'mɔ:n n.f. 'lemon butter'
caelarsi kaɛla'si:, ka:la'si: v. 'to set'
caer kaɛr, ka:r n.f. square (shape, also public space), frame
caerober kaɛrɔ'bɛ:r, ka:rɔ'bɛ:r n.f. framework
cafall ka'va:ɬ n.m horse
cafelligar kavɛɬi'ga: v. 'to ride a horse'
caff ka:f n.f. 'canopy'
caffe ka'fɛ: n.m. 'cafe'
cafurn ka'vu:rn n.f. 'cave'
cal ka:l n.m.rel, n.f.rel 'who, what, which, that (relative noun)'
'cal ke kal'kɛ: pron. 'whatever'
calch ka:lx n.f. 'kick'
calchar kal'xa: v. 'to kick'
caler ka'lɛ: v.' 'to matter'
calen ka'lɛ:n n.f. 'first day of a month'
calfar kal'va: v. 'to stop, to cease, to suppress', calfath! imp. 'stop it!'
cal'fent kal'vɛ:n adv. 'calmly'
callar ka'ɬa: v. 'to warm up, to heat' (callt, call-)
callt ka:ɬt adj. 'warm, hot'
calltfent kaɬt'vɛ:n adv. 'enthusiastically'
calltyr kaɬ'ti:r n.f. 'heat, warmth, temperature'
calurusfent kalurus'vɛ:n adv. 'warmly'
calŷn ka'li:n n.f. 'challenge'
calŷnigar kali:ni'ga: v. 'to challenge'
calw ka'lu: adj. 'bald'
camel ka'mɛ:l n.m. 'camel'
camera kamɛ'ra: n.f. 'camera'
camp ka:mp n.m. 'camp, field'
can kan adv.rel. 'when'
can ka:n n.f. 'reed'
can ka:n n.m. 'dog'
canell ka'nɛ:ɬ n.f. 'cinnamon'
canganhar kaŋa'nʰa: v. 'to intone'
canhar ka'nʰa: v. 'to sing, to blow or play a musical instrument'
canhiwn ka'nʰiʊn n.f. 'song'
cant ka:nt n.m. 'speech, conversation'
cant? ka:nt adj. 'how much? how many?'
caphell ka'fɛ:ɬ n.m. 'hat'
captein kap'tɛɪn n.m. 'captain'
canyd ka'ni:d adj. 'grey-haired, hoary'
capricius kapri'ʧu:s adj. 'quirky'
car ka:r adj.' 'expensive, dear, sweet'
car ka:r n.m. 'car, wagon, cart'
câr ka:r n.m. 'hero, giant'
carather kara'θɛ:r n.m. 'character'
carather andruith kara'θɛ:r an'druɪθ n.m. 'indirectness'
carchern kar'xɛ:rn n.m. 'prison'
carffent kar'fɛ:nt n.m. 'axle'
carfun-gwiw karvuŋ'gwiʊ n.m. 'butterfly'
carn ka:rn n.m. 'meat, flesh'
carod ka'rɔ:d n.m. 'carrot'
carped kar'pɛ:d n.f. 'rug, carpet'
carreth ka'rɛ:θ n.f. 'wheelbarrow'
carryg ka'ri:g n.f. 'plough'
carth ka:rθ adj. 'quarter'
carth ka:rθ n.f. 'letter (written), card, charter'
carth di llo newell ka:rθ ðiɬɔnɛ'wɛ:ɬ n.f 'newsletter'
carthel kar'θɛ:l n.m. quarter
Caruisif karuɪzi: n.f. Lent
cas ka:s n.f. 'house'
cas ka:s n.m. 'cheese'
cas caelad ka:s kaɛ'la:d n.m. 'cottage cheese'
cas biscad ka:z bi'ska:d n.f. 'aquarium'
cas tafern ka:s ta'vɛ:rn n.f. 'public house'
cascyn kas'ki:n adj., pron. each (one)
cascyn weġ ke kas'ki:n wɛ:ʤ kɛ pron. 'whenever'
caseth ka'zɛ:θ n.f. 'shed'
cassin ka'si:n n.f. 'desk'
castell ka'stɛ:ɬ n.m. 'castle'
castr ka:str̥ n.m. town', commercial area, fort'
catafol kata'vɔ:l n.m. 'catapult'
catekism katɛ'kizm̥ n.m 'catechism'
cath ka:θ n.f, n.m 'cat'
cathr ka:θr◌̥ num. 'four'
cathar ka'θa: v. 'to see, to observe, to behold, to comment'
cathediwn kaθɛ'diʊn n.f. 'comment'
catholig kaθɔ'li:g adj. 'catholic'
cawell ka'wɛ:ɬ n.m. 'sanctuary, temple'
cawr kaʊr n.f. 'chamber'
caws kaʊs n.f. 'cause, instance'
cawsar kaʊ'za: v. 'to cause'
cec ʧɛ:k n.m. 'cheque'
cedder ʧɛ'ðɛ: v. 'to yield, to succumb'
ceddr ʧɛ:ðr̥ n.m. 'cedar'
ceff ʧɛ:f n.m. 'garden'
ceg ʧɛ:g adj. 'blind'
ceisin ʧɛɪzi:n n.m. 'oak'
ceisinuid ʧɛɪzi'nuɪd n.m. 'oakgrove'
cel ʧɛ:l n.m. 'heaven, sky'
celar ʧɛ'la: v. 'to hide, to keep something back'
celebrar ʧɛlɛ'bra: v. 'to celebrate'
celebrediwn ʧɛlɛbrɛ'diʊn n.f. 'celebration'
celestal ʧɛlɛ'sta:l adj. 'heavenly, of heaven'
cemine ʧɛmi'nɛ: n.f. 'chimney'
cenegl ʧɛ'nɛ:g(l) n.m. 'tribe'