Summary

John Lewis A Graduated English-Welsh Spelling Book

Every one admits that it is of the highest importance in the education of the young, that they should be well grounded in Orthography. Thirty years' experience as a teacher having given the author ample opportunity of noting the peculiar difficulties in the way of Welsh children attaining a general knowledge of the English language, he would beg leave to impress upon teachers the importance of making the children under their care learn and spell every word in this little book, together with the Welsh meanings.
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John Lewis A Graduated English-Welsh Spelling Book

Watch-ing, gwyliad, gwyliadwriaeth
Wa-ter, dwfr, dwr: dyfrhau, dyfrio
Wat-tles, tagellau; gwiail
Wav-ing, chwyfiad; bwhwmaniad
Way-lay, cynllwyn, cynllwyno
Way-ward, afrywiog, cyndyn
Weak-en, gwanhau, gwanychu
Weak-ness, gwendid, llesgedd
Wealth-y, cyfoethog, goludog
Wean-ing, diddyfniad
Weap-on, arf, erfyn, offeryn
Wea-ry, diffygiol, lluddedig: blino
Wea-sel, bronwen, gwenci
Weath-er, tywydd, hin: dal; gwrthsefyll
Weav-ing, gwead, gweuad
Wed-ding, priodas; neithior
Week-ly, wythnosol
Weight-y, pwysfawr, trwm
Wel-come, croesaw; croesawedig: croesawu
Wel-fare, llwydd, llwyddiant; iechyd
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John Lewis A Graduated English-Welsh Spelling Book

Dis-gust-ing, diflas, ffiaidd, anhyfryd
Dis-hon-est, anonest, anghyfiawn
Dis-hon-our, dianrhydedd: dianrhydeddu
Dis-junc-tion, dadgyssylltiad, gwahaniad
Dis-lo-cate, dadgymmalu; symmud
Dis-mis-sion, gollyngdod, rhyddhâd
Dis-o-bey, anufyddhau; troseddu
Dis-or-der, annhrefn: annhrefnu
Dis-par-age, bychanu, dirmygu, dibrisio
Dis-pleas-ure, anfoddlonrwydd; digofaint
Dis-pos-al, trefniad; triniaeth; gwerthiad
Dis-pos-sess, difeddiannu difuddio
Dis-re-gard, esgeulusdod; diystyrwch: esgeuluso; diystyru
Dis-sem-ble, ffugio, rhagrithio; celu
Dis-sen-sion, anghydfod, anghydsyniad
Dis-si-pate, gwasgaru
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