- Fidc**** (Old
Irish pronunciation: [ˈfʲiðʲxʲel͈]) or
gwyddbwyll (in Welsh,
pronounced [ˈɡwɨ̞ðbʊɨ̯ɬ, ˈɡwɪðbʊi̯ɬ]) was a
board game po****r
among the ancient...
- sát
Welsh T
teyrn /
brenin lord / king B
brenhines queen C
castell castle E
esgob bishop M
marchog rider (G)
gwerinwr peasant Gwyddbwyll Siach Siachmat...
- on a salver, a hunt for a unicorn, the witches, and a
magical board of
gwyddbwyll, have all been
described as
Celtic ingredients that are not otherwise...
- sát
Welsh T
teyrn /
brenin lord / king B
brenhines queen C
castell castle E
esgob bishop M
marchog rider (G)
gwerinwr peasant Gwyddbwyll Siach Siachmat...
- for in them, it
would be found. The
Chessboard of
Gwenddoleu ap
Ceidio (
Gwyddbwyll Gwenddoleu ap Ceidio): if the
pieces were set, they
would play by themselves...
- "Mang tin cờ Việt đến mọi nhà". Vietnamchess. "Welsh
Chess Union (Undeb
Gwyddbwyll Cymru)". www.welshchessunion.uk. "Zimbabwe
Chess Federation". Archived...
- may
instead be an
example of a
native Celtic game, such as fidc**** or
gwyddbwyll,
since there is no
evidence for an
extra piece other than the latrones...
- (Modern Irish: ficheall) was pla**** in Ireland. The
Welsh equivalent was
gwyddbwyll and the
Breton equivalent gwezboell; all
terms mean "wood-sense". This...
- scripta, but in fact a
relative of the
Celtic game
known as fidc**** or
gwyddbwyll. The find
suggests the game was pla**** on
either 8×12 or 9×13 squares...
- the
Thirteen Treasures of the
Island of Britain: a
magical chessboard /
gwyddbwyll board. If the
pieces were set, they
would play by themselves. The board...
