- and
tadau "fathers",
through vowel affection, as in
bachgen "boy" and
bechgyn "boys", or
through a
combination of the two, as in
chwaer "sister" and...
- pages.
Sgowtio i
Fechgyn gan
Arglwydd Baden-Powell o
Gilwel (Argraffiad y
Bechgyn ed.). Caerfyrddin: W.
Spurrell a'i Fab. 1932. pp. 232 pages. Baden-Powell's...
- Mae'r hen
delynau genid gynt,
Ynghrog ar gangau'r
helyg draw, A
gwaedd y
bechgyn lond y gwynt, A'u
gwaed yn
gymysg efo'r glaw Why must I live in this grim...
- Mae'r hen
delynau genid gynt,
Ynghrog ar gangau'r
helyg draw, A
gwaedd y
bechgyn lond y gwynt, A'u
gwaed yn
gymysg efo'r glaw Why must I live in this grim...
- of the Jews in the
Welsh language, and at twenty-one he
wrote Difyrwch Bechgyn Glanau Conwy, a
volume of poetry. Much of his
later work was contributions...
- feet German:
Mutter "mother" – Mütter "mothers" Welsh:
bachgen "boy" –
bechgyn "boys" (See affection)
Reduplication (through doubling): Indonesian: orang...
- wave of
Welsh choirs. In
addition Cordydd, CF1, Côr
Cyntaf i’r Felin,
Bechgyn Bro Taf, Ar ol Tri, Bois y Castell, Cor Caerdydd, the
Ardwyn and many others...
-
change (a
process known as
affection in
Celtic languages), e.g.
bachgen /
bechgyn 'boy / boys'.
Still others form
their plurals through some combination...
- and tadau.
Others form the
plural through vowel change, e.g.
bachgen and
bechgyn.
Still others form
their plurals through some
combination of the two, e...
-
music career aged nine
years old as a
member of
Welsh language boy-band
Bechgyn Sêren (often
referred to as the 'Welsh Menudo'). At 13,
Ryder Prangley...
