tegeirian
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Welsh
Etymology
teg (“fair, pretty”) + eirian (“beautiful”).[1]
Pronunciation
Noun
tegeirian m (plural tegeirianau)[1][2]
Synonyms
- (some species) baldar
- blodyn neidr
- llymdreiniog
- orcid
Derived hyponyms
- cordegeirian (“burnt tip orchid”)
- tegeirian bach y gors (“bog orchid”)
- tegeirian bach yr Alpaidd (“false orchid”)
- tegeirian bera, tegeirian coch yr haf (“pyramidal orchid”)
- tegeirian broga gwyn, tegeirian bach gwyn (“small white orchid”)
- tegeirian brych, tegeirian brych y rhos, tegierian brith y rhos, tegeirian mannog (“heath spotted orchid”)
- tegeirian cacynaidd (“wasp orchid”)
- tegeirian coch llipa (“loose-flowered orchid”)
- tegeirian cochy y gwanwyn, tegeirian porffor y gwanwyn (“early purple orchid”)
- tegeirian cors y de (“southern marsh orchid”)
- tegeirian cors y gogledd (“northern marsh orchid”)
- tegeirian danheddog (“toothed orchid”)
- tegeirian drewllyd (“bug orchid”)
- tegeirian dugoch (“black vanilla orchid”)
- tegeirian dwysflodeuog (“dense-flowered orchid”)
- tegeirian esgid Fair (“lady's slipper”)
- tegeirian gwaetgoch (“flecked marsh orchid”)
- tegeirian gwraidd cwrel (“coralroot orchid”)
- tegeirian llosg (“burnt orchid”)
- tegeirian llwydflodeuog (“pale-flowered orchid”)
- tegeirian llydanwyrdd (“greater butterfly orchid”)
- tegeirian llydanwyrdd bach (“lesser butterfly orchid”)
- tegeirian mân-flodeuog (“musk orchid”)
- tegeirian milwrol (“military orchid”)
- tegeirian nyth aderyn (“bird's-nest orchid”)
- tegeirian pengrwn (“round-headed orchid”)
- tegeirian pêr (“fragrant orchid”)
- tegeirian porffor (“lady orchid, violet bird's nest orchid”)
- tegeirian Profens (“Provence orchid”)
- tegeirian pryf, tegeirian cleren (“fly orchid”)
- tegeirian y broga (“frog orchid”)
- tegeirian y clêr (“fly orchid”)
- tegeirian y cysgod (“ghost orchid”)
- tegeirian y fadfall (“lizard orchid”)
- tegeirian y fign, tegeirian y fign galchog (“fen orchid”)
- tegeirian y gors (“early marsh orchid”)
- tegeirian y gors cynnar (“early marsh orchid”)
- tegeirian y gors unddeiliog (“one-leaved marsh orchid”)
- tegeirian y gwenyn, tegeirian gwenynen, tegeirian gwenynog, tegeirian y wenynen (“bee orchid”)
- tegeirian y gŵr (“man orchid”)
- tegeirian y Lapdir (“Lapland marsh orchid”)
- tegeirian y milwr (“military orchid”)
- tegeirian y mwnci (“monkey orchid”)
- tegeirian y waun (“green-winged orchid”)
- tegeirian Ynys yr Iâ (“Iceland orchid”)
- tegeirian ysblennydd (“lady orchid”)
- tegeirian-y-corryn cynnar, tegeirian-y-pryf copyn cynnar (“early spider-orchid”)
- tegeirian-y-corryn diweddar, tegeirian-y-pryf copyn diweddar, tegeirian copynnaidd hwyr (“late spider-orchid”)
- tegeirian-y-gors culddail (“narrow-leaved marsh orchid”)
- tegeirian-y-gors deheuol (“southern marsh”)
- tegeirian-y-gors gogleddol (“northern marsh orchid”)
- tegeirian-y-gors llydanddail (“western marsh orchid”)
- tegeirian-y-gors llydanddail Cymreig (“western marsh orchid”)
Other derived terms
- tegeirianaidd (“orchidaceous”)
- tegeirianeg (“orchidology”)
- tegeirianwr (“orchidist”)
Nonderived hyponyms
- Adda ac Efa, llostgyfod, llysiau'r neidr, dail galar Crist, gwaed Iesu Crist (“early purple orchid”)
- baldar blodeuwyrdd, llysiau'r ysgyfarnog, paladr blodeuwyrdd (“frog orchid”)
- blodyn dyn bychan (“man orchid”)
- caineirian (“common twayblade”)
- caineirian bach (“lesser twayblade”)
- caldrist (“helleborine”)
- caldrist y gors (“marsh helleborine”)
- caldrist Young (“Young's helleborine”)
- esgid Fair (“lady's slipper”)
- gefell-lys y fign (“fen orchid”)
- gefell-lys y gors (“bog orchid”)
- troellig Wyddelig (“Irish lady's tresses”)
- troellig ymgripiol (“creeping lady's tresses”)
- troellig yr haf (“summer lady's tresses”)
- troellig yr hydref (“autumn lady's tresses”)
- y galdrist felynwerdd (“green-flowered helleborine”)
- y galdrist finfain (“narrow-lipped helleborine”)
- y galdrist goch (“red helleborine”)
- y galdrist gulddail (“narrow-leaved helleborine”)
- y galdrist lydanddail (“broad-leaved helleborine”)
- y galdrist rithiol (“ghost orchid”)
- y galdrist ruddgoch (“dark red helleborine”)
- y galdrist ruddlas (“violet helleborine”)
- y galdrist wen (“white helleborine”)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 R. J. Thomas, G. A. Bevan, P. J. Donovan, A. Hawke et al., editors (1950–present), “tegeirian”, in Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru Online (in Welsh), University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh & Celtic Studies
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Cymdeithas Edward Llwyd (2003) Planhigion Blodeuol, Conwydd a Rhedyn [Flowering Plants, Conifers and Ferns] (Cyfres Enwau Creaduriaid a Planhigion; 2) (in Welsh), Llanrwst: Gwasg Carreg Gwalch, →ISBN, pages 85-86
- ^ Geiriadur yr Academi: The Welsh Academy English-Welsh Dictionary 1995: University of Wales Press, Cardiff. Bruce Griffiths and Dafydd Glyn Jones, eds.