- sister, swain, self. Schrijver,
Peter (2003). "The
etymology of
Welsh chwith and the
semantics and
morphology of PIE *k(w)sweibh-". In Russell, Paul...
- ciotógach (kyut-OH-goch) is the term for left-handed. In Welsh, the word
chwith means 'left', but can also mean 'strange', 'awkward', or 'wrong'. The Scots...
-
while others formed Democratic Left
Scotland and
Democratic Left
Wales Chwith Ddemocrataidd.
Supporters of The
Leninist who had
rejoined the CPGB in the...
-
Unser Herr
Kuddelmuddel (German), 顛倒先生 (Taiwan), 거꿀씨 (Korean), Mr. Popeth-o-
Chwith (Welsh),
Meneertje Opsekop/Meneertje
Andersom (Dutch), Ο Κύριος Ανάποδος...
- Gwel i
Gymru Mae
Cymru Angen Pencampwyr Nid
Gwleidyddiaeth fel
Arfer Gwlad Not Left, Not Right, Just
Welsh Ddim Yn
Chwith, Ddim Yn Dde, Dim Ond Cymraeg...
- Barn,
Golwg and Planet. For some
years Dafydd has
edited the
periodical Tu
Chwith.
Dafydd was also a
television columnist for the
Western Mail. She taught...
-
Cardiff told
pedestrians to "look right" in English, but "edrychwch i'r
chwith" ("look left") in Welsh. In 2008, a sign
erected near the
entrance to a...
-
representation of
South Wales in
periodicals such as Planet, New
Welsh Review, Tu
Chwith and Barn and Golwg. In 2006 he
published Carboniferous Collisions, on the...
- poet with this name] Y
Traethodydd – Wales'
oldest magazine (est. 1845) Tu
Chwith – art
magazine aimed at a
younger demographic Y Wawr –
publication of Merched...
-
served as
Premier for an even
shorter period. Alf
Morgans was born at Ochr
Chwith Machen Lower, Machen,
Monmouthshire in
Wales on 17
February 1850. He was...
