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Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 12 Aug 2014, 17:45
by dave brum
Dydd Mawrth, 12fed Awst
Arloesol = innovative, pioneering
Other words that stem from this could be arloesedd (innovation) or arloeswyr (pioneers)
Er enghraifft: Caiff £35 miliwn ei fudsoddi yn y Campws Arloesedd a Menter Newydd.
Re: Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 13 Aug 2014, 08:53
by Gill the Piano
Well I'll only manage to come up with ...aerosol...if you test me. Next please!
Re: Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 14 Aug 2014, 16:27
by Gill the Piano
Ble mae fi gair newydd heddiw?
Re: Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 14 Aug 2014, 16:38
by dave brum
Ynfytyn = idiot, eejit.
Er enghraifft: Mae rhai pobol yn meddwl bod Boris Johnson yn ynfytyn mawr.
Re: Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 14 Aug 2014, 17:12
by Gill the Piano
Fel 'twpsin' ne mwy cryf?
Re: Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 14 Aug 2014, 17:24
by dave brum
Na, dyna Nigel Farage!
Re: Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 31 Oct 2014, 18:39
by Gill the Piano
Ffa cyw = chick peas. Made me laugh. From a book called Travels In An Old Tongue. You'd like it - babout a woman travelling the world meeting disparate groups of Welsh speakers.
Re: Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 31 Oct 2014, 20:24
by dave brum
Before the Super Furry Animals became the Super Furry Animals they were known as Ffa Coffi Pawb, recording in Welsh only. It could mean 'coffee beans everyone' or something else.
Re: Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 01 Nov 2014, 07:20
by dave brum
TACHWEDD. Dwi wedi gwybod bod ystyr arall i'r gair, sy'n cyfeirio at y tymor. Fel 'Medi'.
http://cy.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachwedd
Re: Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 03 Nov 2014, 18:44
by Gill the Piano
Dringo. Dim rheswm, dwi'n just hoffi hwn!
Re: Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 03 Nov 2014, 19:06
by dave brum
Ysgol, achos bod dau ystyr gyda hi, 'school' neu 'ladder'. Yn DRINGO'r ysgol llwyddiant. Neu mynd i'r ysgol llwyddiant!
Re: Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 04 Nov 2014, 19:32
by Gill the Piano
Dau yystyr? Fel 'dafad'. Sheep or wart!
Re: Gair Cymraeg Y Dydd
Posted: 06 Nov 2014, 17:53
by Gill the Piano
I keep hearing a phrase in Pobol Y Cwm and in real life which sounds like 'sugar meant' and I have no idea what it means. Any idea? Probably' sut gemain't or something?