adar gyddf-felyn

Welsh

Etymology

Literally, “yellow-throated birds”.

Noun

adar gyddf-felyn (plural, singular aderyn gyddf-felyn m)

  1. yellowthroats (Geothlypis spp.)

Derived terms

  • adar gyddf-felyn Bahamas (“Bahama yellowthroats”)
  • adar gyddf-felyn Belding (“peninsular yellowthroats”)
  • adar gyddf-felyn corun melyn (“yellow-crowned yellowthroats”)
  • adar gyddf-felyn corunllwyd (“grey-crowned yellowthroats”)
  • adar gyddf-felyn cycyllog (“hooded yellowthroats”)
  • adar gyddf-felyn cyffredin (“common yellowthroats”)
  • adar gyddf-felyn Chiriqui (“Chiriqui yellowthroats”)
  • adar gyddf-felyn mygydog (“masked yellowthroats”)
  • adar gyddf-felyn pen melynwyrdd (“olive-crowned yellowthroats”)
  • adar gyddf-felyn penddu (“black-polled yellowthroats”)

Mutation

Mutated forms of adar gyddf-felyn
radical soft nasal h-prothesis
adar gyddf-felyn unchanged unchanged hadar gyddf-felyn

Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Welsh.
All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.

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