adeinefydd

Welsh

Etymology

adain (“wing”) +‎ efydd (“bronze”).

Pronunciation

(North Wales) IPA^(key): /adei̯nˈɛvɨ̞ð/
(South Wales) IPA^(key): /adei̯nˈeːvɪð/, /adei̯nˈɛvɪð/

Adjective

adeinefydd (feminine singular adeinefydd, plural adeinefydd, not comparable)

bronze-winged

Derived terms

turtur ddaear adeinefydd (“golden-spotted ground dove”)

Noun

adeinefydd m (plural adar adeinefydd)

bronze-winged

Derived terms

adeinefydd bach (“brush bronzewing”)
adeinefydd cyffredin (“common bronzewing”)
adeinefydd du (“New Guinea bronzewing”)
adeinefydd Prydain Newydd (“New Britain bronzewing”)
adeinefydd y Dwyrain (“squatter pigeon”)
adeinefydd y Gogledd (“partridge pigeon”)

Related terms

adeingoch (“red-winged”)
adeinbiws (“purple-winged”)
adeinblaen (“plain-winged”)
adeinddu (“black-winged”)
adeinfelyn (“yellow-winged”)
adeinfrith (“spotted-winged”)
adeinfrown (“brown-winged”)
adeinfyr (“shortwing”)
adeinlas (“blue-winged”)
adeinlwyd (“grey-winged”)
adeinresog (“wing-barred”)
adeinwelw (“pale-winged”)
adeinwinau (“chestnut-winged”)
adeinwyn (“white-winged”)
adeinwyrdd (“green-winged”)
euradain (“golden-winged”)
hiradain (“long-winged”)

Mutation

Mutated forms of *adeinefydd*
radical	soft	nasal	h-prothesis
adeinefydd	unchanged	unchanged	hadeinefydd

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