gyddflas

Welsh

Etymology

gwddf (“throat”) +‎ glas (“blue, green”)

Adjective

gyddflas (feminine singular gyddflas, plural gyddfleision, not comparable)

  1. blue-throated

Derived terms

  • adar haul gyddflas (“blue-throated sunbirds”)
  • barbed gyddflas (“blue-throated barbet”)
  • conwra gyddflas (“blue-throated conure”)
  • eurgwt yddflas (“blue-throated goldentail”)
  • gwân gyddflas (“blue-throated piping guan”)
  • gwenynysor yddflas (“blue-throated bee-eater”)
  • jacamar gyddflas (“blue-throated jacamar”)
  • motmot gyddflas (“blue-throated motmot”)
  • mulfran yddflas (“Brandt's cormorant”)
  • niltafa gyddflas (“blue-throated niltava”)
  • rholydd yddflas (“blue-throated roller”)
  • sïedn bacsiog gyddflas (“ turquoise-throated puffleg”)
  • sïedn mynydd gyddflas (“blue-throated hummingbird”)
  • sïedn talcenserog gyddflas (“blue-throated starfrontlet”)
  • tanagr gyddflas (“blue-throated tanager”)
  • gwarlas (“blue-naped”)
  • gyddf-felyn (“yellow-necked”)
  • gyddf-frown (“brown-necked”)
  • gyddfbiws, gyddf-borffor (“purple-throated”)
  • gyddfddu (“black-necked”)
  • gyddfgoch (“red-necked”)
  • gyddflwyd (“grey-necked”)
  • gyddfwyn (“white-necked”)
  • gyddfwyrdd (“green-necked”)

Mutation

Mutated forms of gyddflas
radical soft nasal aspirate
gyddflas yddflas ngyddflas 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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