- "Bugeilio'r
Gwenith Gwyn" (English:
Watching the
White Wheat) is an 18th-century
traditional Welsh love song.
Opening of "Bugeilio'r
Gwenith Gwyn" Sung...
- gwyn "white"[citation needed], but see
Etymology of
Gwynedd Other names Related names Gwen
Gwendolyn Gwenith Gwinnett Gwenyth Gwynedd Venetia Gweneth...
- gwen "white" + fron,
mutated form of bron "breast"; cf. Bronwen) Gwenyth,
Gwenith (identical to the
Welsh word for "wheat")
Gwenllian Gwennant (compound...
-
priodas coes
ysgub ("besom wedding"). ****van's
source is
Welsh folklorist Gwenith Gwynn (also
known as W. Rhys Jones), who ****umed that the
custom had existed...
-
Million Dollar Man (1977) as
Margaret The
Fantastic Journey (1977) as
Gwenith The
Streets of San
Francisco (1977) as
Nancy Telson Three's
Company (1977)...
- home of the
legendary Maid of Cefn Ydfa,
featured in the song "Bugeilio'r
Gwenith Gwyn". It was also the home of the poet Wil Hopcyn, said to have written...
- Tad Awen ("Talhaearn
Father of the Muse"), Aneirin, Blwchfardd, and Cian
Gwenith Gwawd ("Cian
Wheat of Song"), in the
Historia Brittonum, and is also mentioned...
- Lions, and Walruses. Berkeley:
University of
California Press. Penry,
Gwenith S.; Baartman,
Ashwynn C.; Bester, Marthán N. (2013). "Vagrant elephant...
-
Riding of Yorkshire. He may also be kin to
another Brythonic poet, Cian
Gwenith Gwawd. Aneirin's
patrons were the
noble Urien and his son, Owain. Owain...
- herunter, No.7 of 'Liederkreis', Op.24
Traditional music of
Wales Bugeilio'r
gwenith gwyn (Watching the
white wheat)
Verdi Tacea la
notte placida, from Act...
