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Annwyl Berwyn Prys Jones - Cymdeithas Cyfieithwyr Cymru

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amheus – dubious, questionable, of doubtful value, shady, suspicious; yn a. – in doubt<br />

amheuthun – gratifying<br />

aml: yn a. – commonly, often; a wneir/geir gan a.-af – to predominate; y dull a geir a.-af – the most prevalent<br />

approach; ran/gan a.-af – for the most part, in the main, most of the time; pa mor a. – the frequency<br />

(with which); sefyllfa sy’n codi’n a.-ach – a situation which is becoming increasingly common<br />

aml-bwrpas – multi-purpose<br />

amlen: mewn a. ar wahân – under separate cover<br />

amlhau – to proliferate<br />

amlinellu: a.’r cefndir – to set the scene<br />

amlochredd – versatility<br />

amlosgydd – cremator<br />

amlweddog – multifaceted<br />

amlwg – obvious, manifest, explicit, express, pronounced, clear, well-known, prevalent, conspicuous, highprofile;<br />

mae’n a. bod angen ... – there is clearly a need/a clear need for ..., clearly there is a need for<br />

...; sydd amlycaf – to predominate; bod yn a. – to figure (in), to stand out; bod yn a. iawn – to be<br />

much in evidence; dod i’r a. – to show up, to appear, to come up, to emerge; mae’n a. bod y rhain yn<br />

llai ... – these are noticeably less; ei gwneud yn a. iddynt – to bring home to them<br />

amlygrwydd: rhoi mwy o a. i – to raise the profile of<br />

amlygu – to display, to reflect, to demonstrate, to be indicative of, to expose, to illustrate, to exemplify, to<br />

emerge, to be/make apparent, to be a demonstration of, to be discernible, to be testimony to, to bring to<br />

light, to indicate, to evince, to exhibit, to point to, to serve as an illustration of, to show up, to bring out,<br />

to identify, to reveal, to make explicit/obvious, to spotlight, to draw out; a.-wyd parodrwydd i – there<br />

has been a willingness to<br />

amod: ar yr a. bod – with the proviso that, subject to<br />

amodi – to qualify<br />

amodol: yn a. ar – subject to<br />

amryfal – many, assorted<br />

amryw – a variety of; a. byd o – numerous, multifarious, a whole range of<br />

amrywiadau – fluctuations<br />

amrywiaeth – variation, disparity, divergence, range, assortment<br />

amrywio – to fluctuate<br />

amrywiol – varied, variable, varying, disparate<br />

amser: am gryn a./ers cryn a. – for a considerable period of time; beth a. yn ôl – a while back; dipyn o a. yn<br />

ôl – a good while back; ar hyd yr a. – all along; a. maith yn ôl – long ago<br />

amserol – topical<br />

amsugnedd – absorbency<br />

amynedd: diolch i chi am eich a. – please bear with us; mae eisiau a. Job gyda nhw – they are very trying;<br />

does gen i ddim a. (‘mynadd) mynd, to be around – I can’t be bothered to go/bothered going<br />

anad: yn a. (yr) un (dim) arall – above all (else), more than any other<br />

andwyo – to hamper<br />

andwyol – adverse, detrimental; bod yn a. i – to be to the detriment of<br />

anelu: a. at – to aspire to, to have ... as a target, to set one’s sights on, to have a ... target, with the objective of;<br />

a. at amcanion – to pursue aims; gan a. at – with a view to; dylid a. yn y tymor hir i – the long term<br />

aim should be to; a. am – to head for; a.-ir y cwrs hwn at ... – this course is for ...; a.-wyd y<br />

gweithredu at – the action has been focused on<br />

anarbennig – nondescript<br />

andwyo: heb a. dim ar/y mymryn lleiaf ar/yr un iot ar – not at the expense of<br />

aneglur – unclear; pwyntiau a. – points requiring clarification<br />

anerchiad – a talk<br />

anesmwyth – ill at ease<br />

anfaddeuol – unforgivable<br />

anfantais – drawback<br />

anfarwol – wonderful, marvellous<br />

anfeidrol: dim byd o a. bwys – nothing really important, nothing of real/critical importance, nothing that can’t<br />

wait<br />

anferth – giant<br />

anfodlon – disaffected, loath to<br />

anfodlonrwydd – disaffection<br />

anfri – disrepute; dwyn a. ar – to bring into disrepute<br />

anfwriadol – inadvertent, unintended<br />

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