- it or the
daffodil (in Welsh, the
daffodil is
known as "Peter's l****",
Cenhinen Bedr) is worn on St. David's Day.
According to one
Welsh myth, King Cadwaladr...
-
vegetable stew
named in full "cawl Cymreig", with "cennin", the
plural of "
cenhinen",
meaning "l****s". The song "Colcannon", also
called "The
Skillet Pot"...
- This may be due to
confusion of the
Welsh for l****,
cenhinen, and that for daffodil,
cenhinen Bedr or St. Peter's l****. Both are worn as
symbols by...
- St David's Day (1 March) in Wales. The
daffodil may be
known as Welsh:
cenhinen Bedr (Saint Peter's l****). The
Sessile Oak, also
called the
Welsh Oak is...
- century. It may have been
linked to the l****; the
Welsh for
daffodil (
cenhinen Bedr)
translates as "St Peter's l****".
During the 20th century, the daffodil...
- In
Welsh the
daffodil is
known as "Peter's L****", (
cenhinen Bedr or
cenin Pedr), the l**** (
cenhinen)
being the
other national symbol. The
narcissus is...
