- time stays, we go." by
Henry Austin Dobson (1840–1921)."Hêd
Amser! /
Meddi Na! / Erys
Amser / Dyn Â" on
sundial at Univ of Bangor,
North Wales. says the...
-
Amser Te is a
Welsh language regional TV
magazine programme produced by TWW for ten years, from 1958–1968.
Amser Te
means 'Tea Time' in English. The format...
-
Archived from the
original on 10
August 2018.
Retrieved 16
March 2018. "
Amser Bwyd".
Amgueddfa Cymru (in Welsh).
Archived from the
original on 24 February...
- month" (Old
Irish callann,
Welsh calan,
Breton kala),
tempore "time" (Welsh
amser),
matutina "morning" (Cornish metin,
Irish maidin),
vespera "evening", nona...
- toghtaney,
smookal (to)
whistle chwibanu c'hwibanat
hwibana feadáil fead fed time,
weather amser amzer amser "time",
kewer "weather"
aimsir aimsir emshyr...
-
Amser -
Hunangofiant Nigel Owens" [Half Time -
Nigel Owens autobiography]. walesonline.co.uk. 29
March 2013.
Retrieved 18
April 2017. "Hanner
Amser by...
- Tom
Brown Jr.'s
Tracker School: Tracking,
Nature and
Wilderness Survival,
AMSER The Way of the
Sweat Lodge, Tom
Brown Jr.'s
Tracker School Power of the...
- 1988) was an
early Welsh language radio and
television broadcaster, host of
Amser Te (Tea Time) in the 1950s.
Howell was from Llangefni, Anglesey. She was...
- left so that she'd be safe
Gadawodd hi fel y
byddai hi'n
ddiogel It is time that I go Mae'n
amser yr
elwyf It's time for me to go Mae'n
amser imi fynd...
- in Welsh. The
album is sung
predominantly in
Welsh with the
final track,
Amser,
being a
musical rendition of a
Cornish poem by her father, Tim Saunders...
