Annwyl Berwyn Prys Jones - Cymdeithas Cyfieithwyr Cymru
Annwyl Berwyn Prys Jones - Cymdeithas Cyfieithwyr Cymru
Annwyl Berwyn Prys Jones - Cymdeithas Cyfieithwyr Cymru
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calonogi – to boost (some)one’s morale/spirit<br />
calonogol – encouraging, welcome, reassuring, morale-boosting<br />
call: gair i gall – handy tip(s), useful hint(s), a word of warning/in your ear; wyt ti’n gall (dwed)? – are you<br />
mad/bonkers?, you’re mad/bonkers, you must me mad/bonkers<br />
callio – to come to one’s senses, to wise up, to become wiser, to grow wiser, to see sense; gwneud/peri iddynt<br />
gallio – to bring them to their senses<br />
cam – move, stage; distorted; c. wrth gam – systematically, in easy/by stages; cymryd c.-au – to take action/<br />
measures; yn gam neu’n gymwys – rightly or wrongly; c. ymlaen – an advance; unioni c. – to remedy<br />
an injustice; c. doeth yw ... – it is wise to ...; c. synhwyrol yw ... – it makes sense to ...; ar gam –<br />
unjustly, in error, unfairly; fe dybir ar gam fod/mai/y – there is a false perception that; bu hyn yn gam<br />
ffrwythlon – this proved (to be) fruitful; o gam i gam – step by step, gradually; c.-au gweithredu –<br />
course of action; cael c. – to be hard done by, to be wronged, to be dealt with unfairly, to have/get a raw<br />
deal, to be robbed (figurative sense); bod yn/wedi cymryd c.-au bras i – to be well on the way to;<br />
gwneud c. â/ag ... – to misrepresent ..., to do ... an injustice; mynd gam/un c. ymhellach – to go one<br />
better; y c. gorau i chi (ei gymryd) fyddai ... – it would be in your best interest(s) to ...<br />
camargraff – a misleading/wrong impression; c. gyffredin yw credu bod – it is a common misapprehension;<br />
bod o dan gamargraff – to labour under a misapprehension<br />
camddeall: paid/peidiwch â’m c. – don’t get me wrong, don’t get hold of the wrong end of the stick<br />
camgymeriad: c. fyddai ... – it would be wrong to<br />
camp – achievement; tan gamp – excellent; y gamp yw – the difficulty/trick/skill is to; y gamp ddwbl – the<br />
double accolade (of)<br />
campus: cyfle c. – a prime opportunity<br />
campwaith – tour de force<br />
camsyniad – fallacy<br />
camsynied – to be mistaken<br />
camu: c. ymlaen – to proceed; c.’n ôl – to revert, to regress<br />
cân: diwedd y gân yw’r geiniog – it all comes down to money (in the end), money rules OK<br />
canfed: mae’n talu ar ei ganfed – it/this pays handsome/rich dividends, it/this well repays ..., it/this really pays<br />
dividends<br />
canfod – to find, to discover, to appreciate, to discern, to detect, to diagnose; c. anghenion – to identify needs;<br />
c. pwysigrwydd – to recognise the importance of; c. cyfle – to spot an opportunity<br />
caniataol: cymryd yn ganiataol – to take for granted, to assume<br />
canlyniad – outcome, upshot; o ganlyniad – as a consequence, as a result, in consequence; o ganlyniad – this<br />
will lead/leads to<br />
canllaw – guideline, support; llyfryn c. – guide<br />
canmil: c. gwell – vastly improved<br />
canmol – to extol, to applaud<br />
canmoladwy – commendable, meritorious, laudable<br />
canmoliaeth – acclaim<br />
cannwyll: c. eu llygaid – the apple of their eye; dal c. i – to bear/stand comparison with<br />
canol: bod yn ei chanol hi – to be in the wars<br />
canolbwynt – focus, mid-point<br />
canolbwyntio: c.-wyd ar ... – ... became the focal point; c.-ir ar … – the focus is on …<br />
canolig – medium, modest; c. eu maint – medium-sized<br />
canolog – core, pivotal; egwyddor ganolog – (a) guiding principle; athro-ganolog – teacher-centred; lle c. –<br />
centrality<br />
cant: c. a mil o – a whole host/raft of, many and varied, innumerable, any number of ; cannoedd ar gannoedd –<br />
(many) hundreds<br />
canu: c. clodydd – to celebrate; mae hi wedi c. arna i – I am doomed/finished/done for/lost; c. grwndi – to<br />
purr; dos i ganu! – get lost!; c.’n iach i … – to wave goodbye to<br />
carfan – cohort, group, section<br />
cariad: does fawr o gariad atynt – they are disliked<br />
carlam: cwrs c. – crash course; cynyddu ar garlam – to really gather pace<br />
carn: yn garn i’w dadl – in support of their argument; i’r c. – totally, wholeheartedly; cytuno i’r c. – to be in<br />
complete agreement<br />
carpiog – tattered, tatty<br />
carreg: c. filltir – landmark<br />
cartref: c. ... yw ... – ... is/are housed in ...; ymhellach oddi c. – further afield<br />
cartrefol: gwneud i chi deimlo’n gartrefol/fwy c. – to put you at your ease/make you feel at ease<br />
carthu – to muck out, to remove<br />
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