GPC

R. J. Thomas, G. A. Bevan, P. J. Donovan, A. Hawke et al., editors (1950-) Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru. Caerdydd 1950

Realizations (17)

Shift	Language	Lexeme	Source		Target
#4133	Welsh	pryf	iinsect	—	(house)fly
#4344	Welsh	Mercher	Mercury	→	mercury
#4444	Welsh	gwennol	swallow, martin	→	weaver's shuttle
#4373	Welsh	llythyr	letter (in writing, printing, &c.), (graphic symbol representing) speech-sound, letter of the alphabet, character; piece of type (in printing)	—	letter, epistle, written or printed document
#5227	Welsh	taid	grandfather	→	forefather, ancestor
#4085	Welsh	ael	eyebrow	→	edge, brow (of a hill)
#5480	Welsh	cnoaf	to bite, gnaw, chew	→	to torment, worry, fret, vex (of guilty conscience or remorse, of envy, malice, &c.)
#5558	Welsh	gwyllt	living in its natural state (of animal, bird, &c.), wild, as opposed to tame; easily frightened, timid; untamed, not domesticated, not broken in, unmanageable (of horse, &c.); angry, furious, fierce	→	acute (of pain, &c.), malignant, violent, in full swing, ‘furious’ (of trouble, war, &c.), rampant, raging, rife (of disease)
#5625	Welsh	buwch	cow	→	ladybird
#6018	Welsh	cnoi	to gnaw	→	rodent
#7477	Welsh	pysgod	fish	→	osprey (Pandion haliaёtus)
#8171	Welsh	helyg	willow	→	willowherb
#8175	Welsh	oren	orange (plant)	→	mock-orange (Philadelphus coronarius)
#7305	Welsh	haf	summer	→	July
#8232	Welsh	holihoc	hollyhock	→	marsh mallow
#8403	Welsh	hydref	stag call	→	October
#4751	Welsh	coch	red	→	common bullfinch