iâr diffeithwch
Welsh
Etymology
Literally, “desert hen”.
Noun
iâr diffeithwch f (plural ieir diffeithwch)
Derived terms
- iâr diffeithwch Burchell (“variegated sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch dorddu (“black-bellied sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch dorwen (“black-faced sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch ddwyres (“double-banded sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch frech (“spotted sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch goronog (“crowned sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch gynffonfain (“pintailed sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch India (“painted sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch Lichtenstein (“Lichtenstein's sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch Madagasgar (“Madagascar sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch Namaqua (“Namaqua sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch resog (“four-banded sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch Tibet (“Tibetan sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch winau (“chestnut-bellied sandgrouse”)
- iâr diffeithwch yddf-felen (“yellow-throated sandgrouse”)
Further reading
- Cymdeithas Edward Llwyd (2018), “Y Bywiadur”, in Llên natur[1], retrieved 18 October 2025.