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features of
Welsh law
include the
collective responsibility of
kindreds (
cenedl) for
their members; the
gavelkind inheritance of land
among all and only...
- for
Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhymni. The school's
Welsh language motto – "
Cenedl Heb Iaith,
Cenedl Heb Galon" –
translates into
English as "a
nation without a language...
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London 1991 ISBN 978-0-11-300035-7 Evans, Gwynfor, 1912- (1986).
Seiri cenedl y Cymry. Llandysul:
Gwasg Gomer. p. 69. ISBN 0-86383-244-X. OCLC 16692917...
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Geraint (2001), "Papurau
Howell Harris" in Cof
Cenedl XVI,
Gwasg Gomer.
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relationship were
important for
different cir****stances, all
based upon the
cenedl (kindred). The
nuclear family (parents and children) was
especially important...
- 1700-2000,
University of
Wales Press, 2001 and
Geraint Jenkins (ed.), Cof
Cenedl XIII, 2002 "Roman
Catholic Church", "Cylch Catholig", "Archbishop Francis...
- Wales, London: Penguin, p.500-501 Jones, R.
Tudur (1981)
Ffydd ac
Arfygwng Cenedl:
Cristnogaeth a
diwylliant yng
Nghymru 1890– 1914, Swansea: Tŷ John Penry...
- ISSN 0049-2884. Jones, Ilid Anne (2001).
Leila Megane 1891–1960 –
Anwylyn Cenedl [Darling of a nation]. Llanrwst:
Gwasg Carreg Gwalch. ISBN 0-86381-743-2...
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behind the 'non-political
nationalist organization'
Cofiwn (Remember) and Ty
Cenedl,
which sought to
raise nationalist fervour through greater cultural-historical...
- stem *cene/o- (cf. OIr.
cinid 'to
spring from, to
descend from',
Welsh cenedl 'family'). The
general meaning would be 'the
begotten ones'. The city of...
