DailyWelshWords
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Yes, bola or bol is belly - that was easy! And from before - cysgu (to sleep), ceirios (cherries) and cimwch (lobster).
about 14 hours ago
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If you have too much in your bola, it can be hard to cysgu, but some food is hard to resist - ceirios and cimwch are nice but not together!
about 18 hours ago
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Children are often quite fascinated by the Bible story of Jonah in the bola of a whale. I always thought I would kick until it let me out!
about 20 hours ago
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Bola-dancing seems to be quite popular with some women, though I think I'd go for the flying carpet if that were available
about 22 hours ago
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Today's word is bola, sometimes just pronounced bol. It's part of your anatomy and has an annoying tendency to expand with age
about 24 hours ago
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Tad-cu is southern for grandfather (it's taid in the north as @ pointed out). And did you get neuadd from before?
8:41 AM Dec 18th
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My other tad-cu was a painter and decorator by trade, but he did a bit of sign-writing on the side. He did a nice one for the town neuadd.
6:52 AM Dec 18th
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One tad-cu of mine was called Reginald. That's not a name given to many children these days, is it?
4:08 AM Dec 18th
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@ Sad to hear that.
3:03 AM Dec 18th
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in reply to JayneM_VI
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@ You just pre-empted my next tweet ;-)
3:01 AM Dec 18th
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in reply to blogdroed
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@ AFAIK, tymhestlog is more usual when talking about a stormy (tempestuous) personality or relationship than talking about the weather.
2:19 AM Dec 18th
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in reply to ffawd
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Nice family-orientated word today with Christmas coming. Tad-cu always gets excited about having the grandchildren about for the holidays.
2:15 AM Dec 18th
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@ @ "peiriant pelydr X" is literally "machine ray X". It's an imported scientific term, so the X is acceptable.
2:09 AM Dec 18th
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in reply to hurricaneally
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@ Stormus is what I usually hear in the South - maybe one of our Northern friends will answer that question for you :)
1:38 PM Dec 15th
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in reply to ffawd
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@ Actually I prefer the traeth in the winter - wrap up warm, brisk walk along the beach with wind off the sea - love it :)
12:31 AM Dec 15th
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in reply to ffawd
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@ Actually I prefer the traeth in the winter - wrap up warm, brisk walk along the beach with wind off the sea - love it :)
12:31 AM Dec 15th
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in reply to starsburn
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... yes, 2 words to remind you of summer - traeth (beach) and môr (sea or ocean). I can't imagine lying on the traeth now!
10:50 AM Dec 14th
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... there was ystafell ymolchi (bathroom), ystafell gwely (bedroom), 1 we had more recently - adar (birds), plus .....
10:40 AM Dec 14th
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So let's see - how did you go today? Yes, today's word was cysgu - to sleep, and we had a few from quite a while ago ...
10:31 AM Dec 14th
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@ A friend of mine once went to cysgu in the sun with her arms above her head and burnt her armpits .. very painful :(
9:54 AM Dec 14th
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in reply to DudgeOH
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