llygwyn

Welsh
Llygwyn culddail
Llygwyn arfor
Llygwyn llwydwyn

Etymology

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Pronunciation

Noun

llygwyn m (uncountable)

  1. orache, Atriplex
    Synonyms: eurllys, y ddiflas, (folk etymology) llew gwyn

Derived terms
  • brychan llygwyn (“Dark Spinach, Pelurga comitata”)
    • gwyfyn llygwyn (“Orache Moth, Trachea atriplicis”)
    • llew gwyn (“(garden) orache, Atriplex (hortensis)”)
    • llwyn llygwyn (“shrubby orache, Atriplex halimus”)
    • llygeidiog llygwyn (“Goosefoot owlet, Scythris limbella”)
    • llygwyn arfor (“grass-leaved orache, Atriplex littoralis”)
    • llygwyn ariannaid (“frosted orache, Atriplex lacinata”)
    • llygwyn Awstralia (“Australian orache, Atriplex suberecta”)
    • llygwyn Babington (“Babington's orache, Atriplex glabriuscula”)
    • llygwyn culddail (“common orache, Atriplex patula”)
    • llygwyn culddail ymledol (“common orache, Atriplex patula”)
    • llygwyn ffrwythau coesynnog (“pedunculate sea-purslane, Atriplex pedunculata”)
    • llygwyn ffrwythau had garw (“bugseed, Corispermum leptopterum”)
    • llygwyn hirgoes (“long-stalked orache, Atriplex longipes”)
    • llygwyn Kattegat (“Kattegat orache, Atriplex × gustafssoniana”)
    • llygwyn llwydwyn (“sea-purslane, Atriplex portulacoides”)
    • llygwyn llyswyddaidd (“sea-purslane, Atriplex portulacoides”)
    • llygwyn Taschereau (“Taschereau's orache, Atriplex × taschereaui”)
    • llygwyn trionglog (“spear-leaved orache, Atriplex prostrata”)
    • llygwyn tryfal (“spear-leaved orache, Atriplex prostrata”)
    • llygwyn tryferddail syth (“common orache, Atriplex patula”)
    • llygwyn y morfa (“grass-leaved orache, Atriplex littoralis”)
    • llygwyn y tywod (“Babington's orache, Atriplex glabriuscula”)
    • llygwyn yr ardd (“gardeb orache, Atriplex hortensis”)

Mutation
Welsh mutation
radical soft nasal aspirate
llygwyn lygwyn unchanged unchanged
Note: Some of these forms may be hypothetical. Not every possible mutated form of every word actually occurs.

Further reading
  • R. J. Thomas, G. A. Bevan, P. J. Donovan, A. Hawke et al., editors (1950–present), “llygwyn”, in Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru Online (in Welsh), University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh & Celtic Studies
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