Annwyl Berwyn Prys Jones - Cymdeithas Cyfieithwyr Cymru

d. i – to only just miss/avoid; cyn pen d. – (quite) soon, in a short time, very quickly; er pan ôn i’n
ddim o beth – (ever) since I was knee-high to a grasshopper
dinoethi – to uncover, to reveal
dioddef – to endure, to put up with; d. colled – to sustain a loss
diofal – perfunctory, remiss
diogel – sound; perthynas ddiogel – a secure relationship
diogelwch: mesurau d. – safeguards
diolch – gratitude; d. o galon! – many(, many) thanks!, a big thank you!, (my) heart-felt thanks!, a very special
t.-you to ...; (hoffwn d)d. o galon iddynt – I am most grateful to them, I’d like to thank them warmly;
d. o waelod calon – many, many thanks
diolwg – slovenly
diraddio – to lower the status of, to downgrade, to demean
diraen – scruffy
dirfawr: effeithio’n ddirfawr ar – to affect profoundly; cyfyngu’n ddirfawr ar – to restrict severly
diriaethol – tangible
diriaethu – to make concrete/tangible; d. amcanion – to translate objectives
di-rif – countless, innumerable
dirnad – to appreciate, to grasp, to comprehend, to discern, to gain an insight into, to perceive
dirnadaeth – perception
dirodres – unostentatious, unassuming
dirwgnach: yn ddirwgnach – without complaint, uncomplainingly
dirwyn: d. ymlaen ac ymlaen – to proceed without interruption; d. i ben – to draw to a close
dirwystr – free
dirybudd: ymddangos yn ddirybudd – to appear/come from nowhere/out of the blue
dirywio – to decay
di-sail – unjustifiable, unjustified
di-sbonc – subdued, pedestrian, stale, dull
diserch – matter-of-fact
disglair: myfyrwyr d. – high(-)calibre students
disgrifiad – account
disgwyl: yn gynt na’r d. – ahead of schedule, sooner than expected; safonau islaw’r d. – low levels of
attainment; cystal â’r d. – to match expectations; heb fod cystal â’r d. – to fall short of (the)
expectations; fel y gellid d./gallech ddisgwyl- predictably; mae d. iddynt fynd – they are expected to
go; mae d. mawr y byddant yn ... – there is a high expectation that they will ...
disodli – to replace, to exclude, to substitute, to oust, to supplant; cael eu d. gan – to give way to
disperod: ar ddisperod – astray
di-sut – disorganised
disymwth: ymddangos yn ddisymwth – to appear/come from nowhere/out of the blue
di-wahân – without discrimination/exception
diwahoddiad – unsolicited
diwallu – to meet, to fulfil, to cater for
diwastraff – economical; crynodeb d. – a succinct summary
diwedd: – demise; d. y gân yw’r geiniog – it all comes/boils down to money, money rules O.K., money is
money, it’s all amatter of money/finance, money talks; doedd dim d. ar ei drachwant – his greed
knew no bounds
diweddar – recent; yn ddiweddar – latterly, of late; yn ddiweddarach – subsequently
diweddaru – to update
di-wers: cyfnod d. – free period; amser d. – non-contact time
diwerth – without value
diwethaf – recent, past
diwyd – assiduous
diwydrwydd – industry
diwygio: d. rhywfaint ar – to modify
diwyllio: d. tir – to cultivate land
diwyro – undeviating
diymadferthedd – inertia
diymyrraeth – undisturbed, without moderation
diysgog – unshakable
diystyru – to discount, to overlook, to ignore, to flout, to be dismissive of
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