Proto-Indo-European *bʰréh₂tēr. <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> m (plural brodyr) brother friar <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> du (“black friar, Dominican”) <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> gwyn (“white frier, Carmelite”) <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> llwyd (“grey friar...
Literally, “white brother”. <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> gwyn m (plural brodyr gwyn) white friar, Carmelite...
Literally, “black brother”. <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> du m (plural brodyr du) black friar, Dominican...
Literally, “grey brother”. <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> llwyd m (plural brodyr llwyd) grey friar, Franciscan Capuchin...
From <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> + yng nghyfraith, a calque of English brother-in-law. (North Wales) IPA(key): (standard) /ˌbrau̯d əŋ ˈŋ̊əvrai̯θ/, (colloquial) /ˌbrau̯d əŋˈhəvrɛθ/...
brother From <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> + -yr. (North Wales) IPA(key): /ˈbrɔdɨ̞r/ (South Wales) IPA(key): /ˈbroːdɪr/, /ˈbrɔdɪr/ brodyr m pl plural of <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> Note: Certain...
IPA(key): /vrau̯d/ frawd soft mutation of <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> (“brother”) Ble mae dy frawd? Where is your brother? Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never...
IPA(key): /mrau̯d/ mrawd nasal mutation of <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> (“brother”) Ble mae fy mrawd? Where is my brother? Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never...
(standard) /əŋ ˈŋ̊əvrai̯θ/, (colloquial) /əŋˈhəvrɛθ/ yng nghyfraith -in-law <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> yng nghyfraith cydfrawd yng nghyfraith chwaer yng nghyfraith mab yng nghyfraith...
(plural brodorion, feminine brodores) native, aborigine, indigenous person <span class="searchmatch">brawd</span> (“brother”) brodorol (“brotherly; native, indigenous”) Note: Certain mutated...