gwargoch

Welsh

Etymology

gwar (“nape”) +‎ coch (“red”).

Adjective

gwargoch (feminine singular gwargoch, plural gwargochion, not comparable)

  1. red-naped, having a red nape or back of neck

Derived terms

  • corsofliar wargoch (“red-backed buttonquail”)
  • cwtiad gwargoch (“red-capped dotterel”)
  • chwarddwr gwargoch (“rufous-necked laughing thrush”)
  • chwibanwr gwargoch (“rufous-naped whistler”)
  • dryw gwargoch (“rufous-naped wren”)
  • ehedydd gwargoch (“rufous-naped lark”)
  • fireo gwargoch (“rufous-naped greenlet”)
  • ffrancolin gwargoch (“chestnut-naped wren”)
  • hebog gwargoch (“rufous-headed falcon”)
  • melysor gwargoch (“small Bougainville honeyeater”)
  • pila prysgoed gwargoch (“rufous-naped brush finch”)
  • sugnwr gwargoch (“red-naped woodpecker”)
  • tanagr gwargoch (“red-necked tanager”)
  • titw gwargoch (“rufous-naped tit”)
  • trogon gwargoch (“red-naped trogon”)
  • turtur ffrwythau wargoch (“red-naped fruit dove”)
  • turtur wargoch (“bar-shouldered dove”)
  • walabi gwargoch (“red-necked wallaby”)
  • gwarbiws (“purple-naped”)
  • gwarddu (“black-naped”)
  • gwarfelyn (“yellow-naped”)
  • gwarlas (“blue-naped”)
  • gwarlwyd (“grey-naped”)
  • gwarwyn (“white-naped”)
  • gwarwyrdd (“green-naped”)
  • gyddfgoch (“red-throated”)

Mutation

Mutated forms of gwargoch
radical soft nasal aspirate
gwargoch wargoch ngwargoch unchanged

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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