dryw morgrug
Welsh
Etymology
Noun
dryw morgrug m (plural drywod morgrug)
- antwren (bird usually of genus Myrmotherula spp.)
Derived terms
Myrmotherula
- dryw morgrug adeinblaen (“plain-winged antwren”)
- dryw morgrug brith (“stripe-chested antwren”)
- dryw morgrug bychan (“pygmy antwren”)
- dryw morgrug cain (“ornate antwren”)
- dryw morgrug cynffonrhesog (“band-tailed antwren”)
- dryw morgrug cynffonwinau (“rufous-tailed antwren”)
- dryw morgrug Cherrie (“Cherrie's antwren”)
- dryw morgrug gyddf-felyn (“yellow-throated antwren”)
- dryw morgrug gyddf-frith (“stipple-throated antwren”)
- dryw morgrug gyddfblaen (“plain-throated antwren”)
- dryw morgrug gyddfserog (“star-throated antwren”)
- dryw morgrug gyddfsiecrog (“checker-throated antwren”)
- dryw morgrug hiradain (“long-winged antwren”)
- dryw morgrug Ihering (“Ihering's antwren”)
- dryw morgrug Klages (“Klages' antwren”)
- dryw morgrug llwyd (“grey antwren”)
- dryw morgrug llwydaidd (“ashy antwren”)
- dryw morgrug llwytu (“slaty antwren”)
- dryw morgrug llygadwyn (“white-eyed antwren”)
- dryw morgrug pigfyr (“short-billed antwren”)
- dryw morgrug Rio de Janeiro (“Rio de Janeiro antwren”)
- dryw morgrug Rio Suno (“Rio Suno antwren”)
- dryw morgrug Salvadori (“Salvadori's antwren”)
- dryw morgrug Sclater (“slaty antwren”)
- dryw morgrug Swrinam (“streaked antwren”)
- dryw morgrug torfrown (“brown-bellied antwren”)
- dryw morgrug torgoch (“rufous-bellied antwren”)
- dryw morgrug torwyn (“white-flanked antwren”)
- dryw morgrug tywyll (“leaden antwren”)
- dryw morgrug unlliw (“unicoloured antwren”)
- dryw morgrug y bryniau (“foothill antwren”)
Herpsilochmus
- dryw morgrug adeingoch (“rufous-winged antwren”)
- dryw morgrug bronddu (“pectoral antwren”)
- dryw morgrug bronfelyn (“yellow-breasted antwren”)
- dryw morgrug cefnsmotiog (“spot-backed antwren”)
- dryw morgrug cynffonfrith (“spot-tailed antwren”)
- dryw morgrug penddu (“black-capped antwren”)
- dryw morgrug pigfawr (“large-billed antwren”)
- dryw morgrug Roraima (“Roraima antwren”)
- dryw morgrug Todd (“Todd's antwren”)
Formicivora
- dryw morgrug cefngoch (“rusty-backed antwren”)
- dryw morgrug cycyllog (“black-hooded antwren”)
- dryw morgrug pigfain (“narrow-billed antwren”)
- dryw morgrug Serra (“Serra antwren”)
- dryw morgrug torddu (“black-bellied antwren”)
- dryw morgrug ystlyswyn (“white-fringed antwren”)
Terenura
- dryw morgrug aelwyn (“ash-winged antwren”)
- dryw morgrug penrhesog (“streak-capped antwren”)
- dryw morgrug tingoch (“rufous-rumped antwren”)
- dryw morgrug tinfelyn (“yellow-rumped antwren”)
- dryw morgrug tororen (“orange-bellied antwren”)
- dryw morgrug ysgwyddwinau (“chestnut-shouldered antwren”)
Microrhopias
- dryw morgrug adeinfrith (“dot-winged antwren”)
Mutation
| radical | soft | nasal | aspirate |
|---|---|---|---|
| dryw morgrug | ddryw morgrug | nryw morgrug | unchanged |
Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Welsh.
All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.
Further reading
- Cymdeithas Edward Llwyd (2018), “Y Bywiadur”, in Llên natur[1], retrieved 29 October 2025.