- Scotland,
Northern Ireland and Wales. In
Wales the
organisation is
known as
Gwerin y Coed.
Groups generally meet w****ly,
their activities including co-operative...
- Gwyndaf, Robin; Jones,
Margaret Dorothy (1989).
Welsh Folk
Tales /
Chwedlau gwerin Cymru.
Welsh Folk Museum. p. 47. "St David's Day
marked with
Welsh Google...
- by
Lexicography Masterclass Ltd.)
Welsh language data from
Gweiadur by
Gwerin.
Certain content is
copyrighted by
Oxford University Press,
United States...
- (Welsh:
Dawns Gymreig), also
known as the
Welsh folk
dance (Welsh:
Dawnsio gwerin), is a
traditional dance in Wales,
performed to
Welsh traditional music...
-
Robert (eds.). "δρῦς". A Gr****-English
Lexicon – via ****us project.
Gwerin (www.
gwerin.com). "What is oak in Welsh? What is the
Welsh word for oak? | Gweiadur"...
- in an
immoral manner. Gwyndaf,
Robin (1996).
Welsh Folk Tales:
Chwedlau Gwerin Cymru.
National Museums and
Galleries of Wales. p. 99. ISBN 9780720003260...
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Cylchgrawn Alawon Gweryn Cymru (1914) 1:59.
Myrddin ap
Dafydd (2004) Canu
Gwerin 27:2-5. Prof E Wyn
James (2001) 'Ballad
implosions and
Welsh folk stanzas'...
- was made bard of the
Gorsedh Kernow in 1998,
taking the
bardic name
Bardh Gwerin (Poet of the People). Tim's daughters,
Gwenno and Ani Saunders, were formerly...
-
Square and
Carmarthen Guildhall Coat of arms Motto(s): Welsh:
Rhyddid Gwerin Ffyniant Gwlad, lit. 'the
freedom of the
people is the
prosperity of the...
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Courts Press. Lucas, A. T. (1960).
Irish food
before the potato.
Gwerin: A Half-Yearly
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