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2024.06.09 08:22 1blimpie1 Hawaiian Horseback Tradition: Paniolo to Pā‘ū
Hello! I’m finally getting around to following up on this post from a few weeks ago about a Hawaiian horseback riding tradition. Many asked for more information, so I have come to deliver! submitted by 1blimpie1 to Equestrian [link] [comments] I decided to hold off for a handful of reasons. Largest being I was preparing for my own parade, and prepping is a big time commitment. I’m elated to share some of those photos as part of this post. Horsemanship is a relatively new introduction to the Hawaiian Islands. Prior to Western contact, Hawai‘i — not Hawaii, Ha-vai-ʔ-ee — had only two native land mammals, being bats. (One is now extinct.) South Polynesian Islanders brought with them pigs, chickens, dogs, etc., and for Westerners, Captain James Cook introduced the highly invasive feral goat to the islands, and Captain James Vancouver gifted Kamehameha with six cows and a bull in 1793. A bit of context: Kamehameha the Great, not the Dragon Ball Z finishing attack, was the first ruling sovereign of all Hawai‘i. Prior to his unification in 1810, the islands were fragmented. A high chief ruled over individual islands, mokupuni, and these island states were often at war with one another. At the time of Vancouver’s arrival, Kamehameha had not yet unified Hawai‘i, and the introduction of Western technology and allies backing Kamehameha’s campaign would rocket him towards success. Vancouver gifted the six cows and one bull, and Kamehameha was so honored by this gift that he placed a sacred law protecting them, forbidding anyone from harming them, so that they might breed and expand into becoming a sustainable food source for his people. However, this plan backfired a bit, because by the mid-1800s, 25,000 cattle roamed Hawai‘i, destroying native ecosystems, and even eating people out of their house and home — literally. They would eat the grass thatching off of people’s homes! You might be reading this and wondering, “What does this have to do with horses? I came here for Hawaiian horseback riding!” I bid you patience. Context is key. Ten years after the cow’s introduction to Hawai‘i, American trader Richard Cleveland gifted the first horse to Kamehameha. These animals would undergo the same prohibition for a while to increase their numbers, needed when trying to get thousands of cattle under control. There you go, impatient reader — horses! Eventually, the prohibition on cattle was relaxed and the Hawaiians made do with what little experience working these animals they had. Hawaiians rode bareback and without reins. Kamehameha III, younger son to the Great, named Kauikeaouli, would bring over three Mexican “cowboys,” the vaqueros, from California (then Mexico) to Hawai‘i. The beef industry was already on the rise in the islands, and now, Hawaiians would learn how to do it well. These vaqueros would share the knowledge of their trade: saddle craftsmanship, ropes, lassos, leather working, and most of all, riding. Hawaiians, who were already in tuned with nature and had learned to ride these horses on their own, took to the skills. Their natural dexterity and strength made them quick to learn. Soon, Hawaiians would be among the best cowboys in the world. A side tangent, but Hawaiian Paniolo (cowboys) were roping and ranching before Texas saw its first cowboy. By the 1840s, horses were the main form of transportation in the islands, until the introduction automobiles outcompeted them. Now, let’s turn our attention to Hawaiian women. and women rode astride — their experience in watching Westerners ride was limited to the men. They had never seen a woman riding side-saddle. Holo Lio Wāhine (female horseback riders) were riding astride, like the men. Their experience seeing Westerners riding was limited almost exclusively to men who arrived on the ships. Despite the European view of this style of riding being immodest for women, Hawaiian women mastered the art of astride riding with grace. When riding, women would choose outfits appropriate for riding astride, and to protect their fashionable clothes, they would wrap themselves in long, draped fabric that would cover their clothes. This fabric was comfortable and kept their attire beneath clean. These draped fabrics would be called skirts, or pā‘ū. The term skirt, however, is slightly incorrect. It is a large, sheet-like fabric that is tied to the waist, pulled through the legs, and tucked into a band to form pants and drapery. As this developed into a fashion statement, these skirts decreed the wearer’s family or home, not unlike a family crest or banner. Pā‘ū riding has since transformed into a form of pomp and pageantry. It is often the most anticipated part of parades across Hawai‘i, with women dressed in colorful skirts and lei (flower garlands), representing each island in the chain or other organizations. (In my case, today, I represented the organization responsible for preserving many important cultural sites, including one of the palaces here.) Though the introduction of horses to Hawai‘i is a part of the recent past, Hawaiians have integrated it into a part of our cultural pride. It has since taken its own shape, distinct from the Mexican vaquero who came to teach the first paniolo. Thank-you for reading! And enjoy the pictures of my part in the parade :) |
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2024.06.09 07:26 Sweet-Count2557 IHOP Restaurant in Los Angeles,CA,United States
IHOP Restaurant in Los Angeles,CA,United States submitted by Sweet-Count2557 to worldkidstravel [link] [comments] IHOP: A Breakfast Haven for Travelers in Los Angeles, CA, United States Price Level: $$ - $$$ IHOP: A Breakfast Haven for TravelersIf you're a breakfast enthusiast and a traveler, then IHOP is the perfect restaurant for you. IHOP, short for International House of Pancakes, is a renowned breakfast chain that has been serving delicious meals since 1958. With over 1,800 locations worldwide, IHOP is a go-to spot for both locals and tourists alike. From fluffy pancakes to mouthwatering omelets, IHOP offers a wide range of breakfast options that will satisfy any craving. Whether you're looking for a quick bite before exploring a new city or a hearty meal to start your day, IHOP is the ultimate breakfast haven for travelers. So, next time you're on the road, make sure to stop by IHOP and indulge in their delectable breakfast dishes. Cuisines of IHOP in Los Angeles,CA,United States IHOP Restaurant is renowned for its delectable breakfast options, but did you know that they also offer a wide range of cuisines to satisfy your cravings throughout the day? From fluffy pancakes and mouthwatering omelettes to savory burgers and sandwiches, IHOP has something for everyone. Whether you're in the mood for classic American comfort food or international flavors, IHOP's menu has got you covered. Indulge in their famous Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity pancakes or savor the flavors of their Mexican-inspired dishes like the Chorizo Fiesta Omelette. With their diverse selection of cuisines, IHOP ensures that every visit is a delightful culinary adventure. Features of IHOP in Los Angeles,CA,United States SeatingWheelchair AccessibleTakeoutReservationsTable Service Menu of IHOP in Los Angeles,CA,United States Location of IHOP in Los Angeles,CA,United States Contact of IHOP in Los Angeles,CA,United States +1 310-478-4017 2912 S Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90064-3913 http://www.ihop.com Tags |
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2024.06.09 04:42 Loudi2918 Im getting too many TPS spikes in mid tier pc (Ryzen 5 5600, 32gb of ram, RX 6600)
Doing literally nothing lol submitted by Loudi2918 to feedthebeast [link] [comments] Fighting one skeleton i got one huge spike and the game froze for around 3 seconds I'm getting a lot of TPS spikes for... no reason?, or at least i don't see why, i thought it maybe was an entity that kept causing the spikes, but after using observable (Profile while fighting around 6 mobs, profile while being idle in my base), and viewing many other profiles i created while getting tons of spikes, i never had one specific entity that had huge us/t, in the first profile i linked some mobs had high aggregate ones due to there being like 5 skeletons, 2 spiders, 2 creepers and 1 zombie, but the spikes don't exist only in situations where i'm fighting tons of mobs, i could be just cooking food next to a campfire with the entity with most ups (92 us/t) being a bear from Alex Mobs, and yet, still get tons of spikes, and i would also get the same spikes if i was jsut mining in a cave with zero mobs. I have Distant Horizons and Physics mod installed, 256 chunks for DH (Which i pregenerated with chunky, everything i have been standing on is pre generated) and for Physics mod i only have enabled cloth, smoke, and wave physics, i thought those two mods could be causing a lot of CPU consumption so i disabled them; nothing changed, i still got spikes when i had like 6 mobs in screen (the first Observable profile i linked). At one point i also thought it could be the garbage collector, so i followed this github page, i tried using Shenandoah instead of G1GC, thinking it could be the thing causing the spikes, since Shenandonah is better suited to more ram, i thinked it would help me, or so i thought, while it did flatten the TPS stats a little bit, i still got the spikes, (and it also worsened the framerate a lot), i even enabled the large file thing but it continues the same. I also have Canary installed, it did help a little with the general TPS , but spikes still happen just like before installing it. I don´t know if it is my PC just not being good enough?, or my ram being somehow not fast enough?, this renders the game almost unplayable, i would REALLY appreciate some help, thanks. MC version: 1.20.1 Forge version: 47.3.0 Jvm arguments i'm using: -Xmx10G -XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+UseG1GC -XX:G1NewSizePercent=20 -XX:G1ReservePercent=20 -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=50 -XX:G1HeapRegionSize=32M Jvm arguments i used when using Shendorah:-Xmx20G -Xms20G -XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+UnlockDiagnosticVMOptions -XX:+AlwaysActAsServerClassMachine -XX:+ParallelRefProcEnabled -XX:+DisableExplicitGC -XX:+AlwaysPreTouch -XX:+PerfDisableSharedMem -XX:MaxInlineLevel=15 -XX:MaxVectorSize=32 -XX:+UseCompressedOops -XX:ThreadPriorityPolicy=1 -XX:+UseNUMA -XX:+UseDynamicNumberOfGCThreads -XX:NmethodSweepActivity=1 -XX:ReservedCodeCacheSize=350M -XX:-DontCompileHugeMethods -XX:MaxNodeLimit=240000 -XX:NodeLimitFudgeFactor=8000 -XX:+UseFPUForSpilling -Dgraal.CompilerConfiguration=community -XX:+UseShenandoahGC -XX:ShenandoahGCMode=iu -XX:ShenandoahGuaranteedGCInterval=1000000 -XX:ConcGCThreads=4 PC specs: Ryzen 5 5600 RX 6600 32gb ram DDR4 3200MHz Java version 8 update 401 Mod list: 'Rubidium Dynamic Lights' (version: 1.20.1_v1.6.0) 'Mowzie's Mobs' (version: 1.6.4) 'Alex's Mobs' (version: 1.22.8) 'Amendments' (version: 1.20-1.2.3) 'Connectible Chains' (version: 1.0.0) 'GeckoLib 4' (version: 4.4.5) 'Just Enough Items' (version: 15.3.0.4) 'FirstPerson' (version: 2.4.1) 'Visual Workbench' (version: 8.0.0) 'Callable Horses' (version: 1.3.0.1) 'Immersive Aircraft' (version: 1.0.1+1.20.1) 'Sophisticated Core' (version: 0.6.22.611) 'Gpu memory leak fix' (version: 1.20.1-1.8) 'Rubidium (Embeddium)' (version: 0.7.1) 'Sound Physics Remastered' (version: 1.20.1-1.1.2) 'Create' (version: 0.5.1.f) 'Falling Leaves' (version: 2.1.0-beta.1) 'Structory' (version: 1.3.5) 'Xaero's World Map' (version: 1.38.8) 'Integrated API' (version: 1.5.1+1.20.1-forge) 'Citadel' (version: 2.5.4) 'MixinExtras' (version: 0.3.6) 'Make Bubbles Pop' (version: 0.2.0-forge) 'Sophisticated Backpacks' (version: 3.20.5.1044) 'MidnightLib' (version: 1.4.2) 'Ice and Fire' (version: 2.1.13-1.20.1-beta-4) 'Distant Horizons' (version: 2.1.0-a) 'Memory Leak Fix' (version: 1.1.5) 'Puzzles Access Api' (version: 8.0.7) 'Forge' (version: 47.3.0) 'Spelunker's Charm' (version: 3.6.0) 'The Twilight Forest' (version: 4.3.2145) 'Supplementaries' (version: 1.20-2.8.11) 'Embeddium' (version: 0.3.19+mc1.20.1) 'Integrated Dungeons and Structures' (version: 1.9.3+1.20.1) 'Diagonal Blocks' (version: 8.0.5) 'When Dungeons Arise' (version: 2.1.56.1-1.20.1) 'Tectonic' (version: 2.3.5a) 'Minecraft' (version: 1.20.1) 'Farmer's Delight' (version: 1.20.1-1.2.4) 'Useful Spyglass' (version: 0.6.1) 'Horse Combat Controls' (version: 1.20.1-1.0.1) 'Alex's Caves' (version: 1.1.4) 'Physics Mod' (version: 3.0.14) 'Moonlight Library' (version: 1.20-2.11.31) 'AmbientSounds' (version: 6.0.1) 'Mouse Tweaks' (version: 2.25.1) 'GroovyModLoader' (version: 4.0.9) 'MixinSquared' (version: 0.1.1) 'Jade' (version: 11.9.3+forge) 'Do a Barrel Roll' (version: 3.5.6+1.20.1) 'CreativeCore' (version: 2.11.30) 'Chunky' (version: 1.3.146) 'Amplified Nether' (version: 1.2.5) 'Highlighter' (version: 1.1.9) 'betterfpsdist mod' (version: 1.20.1-4.4) 'Kotlin For Forge' (version: 4.11.0) 'Iceberg' (version: 1.1.21) 'Flywheel' (version: 0.6.10-7) 'Quark' (version: 4.0-454) 'Xaero's Minimap' (version: 24.2.0) 'Gravestone Mod' (version: 1.20.1-1.0.15) 'CommonGroovyLibrary' (version: 0.3.3) 'Zeta' (version: 1.0-16) 'Diagonal Fences' (version: 8.1.4) 'EntityCulling' (version: 1.6.5) 'Canary' (version: 0.3.3) 'betterchunkloading mod' (version: 1.20.1-4.3) 'Spawn Animations' (version: 1.9.4+mod) 'Soul fire'd' (version: 3.2.1.0) 'Eating Animation' (version: 5.0.0) 'Architectury' (version: 9.2.14) 'Cupboard utilities' (version: 1.20.1-2.6) 'Puzzles Lib' (version: 8.1.20) 'Observable' (version: 4.4.1)'Rubidium Dynamic Lights' (version: 1.20.1_v1.6.0) 'Mowzie's Mobs' (version: 1.6.4) 'Alex's Mobs' (version: 1.22.8) 'Amendments' (version: 1.20-1.2.3) 'Connectible Chains' (version: 1.0.0) 'GeckoLib 4' (version: 4.4.5) 'Just Enough Items' (version: 15.3.0.4) 'FirstPerson' (version: 2.4.1) 'Visual Workbench' (version: 8.0.0) 'Callable Horses' (version: 1.3.0.1) 'Immersive Aircraft' (version: 1.0.1+1.20.1) 'Sophisticated Core' (version: 0.6.22.611) 'Gpu memory leak fix' (version: 1.20.1-1.8) 'Rubidium (Embeddium)' (version: 0.7.1) 'Sound Physics Remastered' (version: 1.20.1-1.1.2) 'Create' (version: 0.5.1.f) 'Falling Leaves' (version: 2.1.0-beta.1) 'Structory' (version: 1.3.5) 'Xaero's World Map' (version: 1.38.8) 'Integrated API' (version: 1.5.1+1.20.1-forge) 'Citadel' (version: 2.5.4) 'MixinExtras' (version: 0.3.6) 'Make Bubbles Pop' (version: 0.2.0-forge) 'Sophisticated Backpacks' (version: 3.20.5.1044) 'MidnightLib' (version: 1.4.2) 'Ice and Fire' (version: 2.1.13-1.20.1-beta-4) 'Distant Horizons' (version: 2.1.0-a) (this one came out today, but i used 2.0.1 before and still had the same spikes) 'Memory Leak Fix' (version: 1.1.5) 'Puzzles Access Api' (version: 8.0.7) 'Forge' (version: 47.3.0) 'Spelunker's Charm' (version: 3.6.0) 'The Twilight Forest' (version: 4.3.2145) 'Supplementaries' (version: 1.20-2.8.11) 'Embeddium' (version: 0.3.19+mc1.20.1) 'Integrated Dungeons and Structures' (version: 1.9.3+1.20.1) 'Diagonal Blocks' (version: 8.0.5) 'When Dungeons Arise' (version: 2.1.56.1-1.20.1) 'Tectonic' (version: 2.3.5a) 'Minecraft' (version: 1.20.1) 'Farmer's Delight' (version: 1.20.1-1.2.4) 'Useful Spyglass' (version: 0.6.1) 'Horse Combat Controls' (version: 1.20.1-1.0.1) 'Alex's Caves' (version: 1.1.4) 'Physics Mod' (version: 3.0.14) 'Moonlight Library' (version: 1.20-2.11.31) 'AmbientSounds' (version: 6.0.1) 'Mouse Tweaks' (version: 2.25.1) 'GroovyModLoader' (version: 4.0.9) 'MixinSquared' (version: 0.1.1) 'Jade' (version: 11.9.3+forge) 'Do a Barrel Roll' (version: 3.5.6+1.20.1) 'CreativeCore' (version: 2.11.30) 'Chunky' (version: 1.3.146) 'Amplified Nether' (version: 1.2.5) 'Highlighter' (version: 1.1.9) 'betterfpsdist mod' (version: 1.20.1-4.4) 'Kotlin For Forge' (version: 4.11.0) 'Iceberg' (version: 1.1.21) 'Flywheel' (version: 0.6.10-7) 'Quark' (version: 4.0-454) 'Xaero's Minimap' (version: 24.2.0) 'Gravestone Mod' (version: 1.20.1-1.0.15) 'CommonGroovyLibrary' (version: 0.3.3) 'Zeta' (version: 1.0-16) 'Diagonal Fences' (version: 8.1.4) 'EntityCulling' (version: 1.6.5) 'Canary' (version: 0.3.3) 'betterchunkloading mod' (version: 1.20.1-4.3) 'Spawn Animations' (version: 1.9.4+mod) 'Soul fire'd' (version: 3.2.1.0) 'Eating Animation' (version: 5.0.0) 'Architectury' (version: 9.2.14) 'Cupboard utilities' (version: 1.20.1-2.6) 'Puzzles Lib' (version: 8.1.20) 'Observable' (version: 4.4.1) |
2024.06.09 04:36 _katokathy [Collar x Malice] About ADONIS Member Character Designs & Keywords
2024.06.09 03:25 HyderNidPryder 500 o Ferfenwau / 500 Welsh verb-nouns with verb stems (Set 4)
Berfenw / Verb-noun | Ystyr / Meaning | Bôn y ferf / Verb stem |
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acennu | to accentuate, to stress | acenn- |
achredu | to accredit; accreditation | achred- |
adalw | to recall, to summon back, to revoke, to repeal | adalw- |
ad-dalu | to repay | ad-dal- |
ad-drefnu | to reorganise, to rearrange | ad-drefn- |
adfeddiannu | to repossess, to regain | afeddiann- |
adleoli | to relocate | adleol- |
adlynu | to adhere | adlyn- |
adsefydlu | to rehabilitate; to re-establish, to reinstate | adsefydl- |
aduno | to reunite | adun- |
adwerthu | to retail, to resell | adwerth- |
afradloni | to waste, to squander, to spend extravagantly | afradlon- |
angori | to anchor | angor- |
ailadeiladu | to rebuild | ailadeilad- |
aildrefnu | to rearrange, to reorganise, to restore | aildrefn- |
ailddarganfod | to rediscover | ailddarganfydd- |
ailddatblygu | to redevelop | ailddatblyg- |
ailddefnyddio | to reuse | ailddefnyddi- |
ailddosbarthu | to reclassify; to redistribute | ailddosbarth- |
ailenwi | to rename | ailenw- |
ailethol | to re-elect | ailethol- |
ailfeddwl | to rethink, to change one's mind, to reconsider | ailfeddyli- |
ailgartrefu | to rehouse, to rehome | ailgartref- |
ail-greu | to recreate | ailgre- |
ailsefydlu | to re-establish, to rehabilitate | ailsefydl- |
ailstrwythuro | to restructure | ailstrwythur- |
ailwampio | to revamp | ailwampi- |
allbynnu | to output (in computing) | allbynn- |
allforio | to export | allfori- |
alltudio | to deport, to exile | alltudi- |
allyrru | to emit, to give off | allyrr- |
amaethu | to cultivate | amaeth- |
amgodio | to encode (computing) | amgodi- |
amgryptio | to encrypt | amgrypti- |
amgylchynu | to surround, to encircle, to encompass | amgylchyn- |
amharchu | to disrespect | amharch- |
amlinellu | to outline, to sketch | amlinell- |
amseru | to time, to date, to take your time | amser- |
andwyo | to spoil, to ruin | andwy- |
anesmwytho | to become or make uneasy, anxious or restless, to disturb, to disquiet | anesmwyth- |
anfarwoli | to immortalize | anfarwol- |
animeiddio | to animate (make an animation) | animeiddi- |
anweddu | to evaporate, to vaporize, to produce steam | anwedd- |
anwylo | to cuddle, to caress, to cherish, to endear | anwyl- |
apwyntio | to appoint | apwynti- |
aralleirio | to paraphrase, to reword | aralleiri- |
arallu | to make changes, to alter; to alienate, to estrange | arall- |
arddweud | to dictate (for transcription) | arddywed- |
aredig | to plough | ardd- |
arolygu | to survey, to inspect | arolyg- |
asesu | to assess | ases- |
atafaelu | to confiscate, to seize, to distrain | atafael- |
atalnodi | to punctuate | atalnod |
atgyfodi | to resurrect, to revive | atgyfod- |
atodi | to append, to attach (document etc.), to add to | atod- |
awdurdodi | to authorise, to empower | awdurdod- |
awyru | to air, to ventilate, to aerate | awyr- |
baldorddi | to talk nonsense, to babble, to prattle | baldordd- |
beichio crio | to sob | beichi- |
betio | to bet (money) | beti- |
bigit[i]an | to provoke, to annoy, to pick a quarrel, to nag (De Cymru) | |
bipian | to bleep, to beep | bipi- |
blaguro | to form buds, to put out shoots, to sprout | blagur- |
blaseiddio | to flavour, to season | blaseiddi- |
blingo | to skin, to flay | bling- |
blysio | to crave | blysi- |
bod gan rywun | to have, to possess | |
bod wrth eich bodd yn / gyda | to love, to be in one's element (doing / with) | |
bod yn edifar gan rywun | to regret | |
bod yn well gan rywun | to prefer | |
boddhau | to please | boddha- |
boneddigeiddio | to gentrify; to ennoble | boneddigeiddi- |
botymu | to button | botym- |
braenaru | to fallow, to prepare for cultivation | braenar- |
bragu | to brew (with malt) | brag- |
brechu | to vaccinate, to inoculate | brech- |
bridio | to breed | bridi- |
britho | to go grey (of hair or beard), to dapple, to speckle, to fleck, to mottle | brith- |
brodio | to embroider | brodi- |
bronfwydo | to breastfeed | |
buddioli | to benefit, to profit | buddiol- |
bwrw cenllysg | to hail (weather) (Gogledd Cymru) | bwri- |
bwrw cesair | to hail (weather) (De Cymru) | bwri- |
bwydo ar y fron | to breastfeed | |
byddaru | to deafen, to become deaf | byddar- |
byrddio | to board | byrddi- |
byrhau | to shorten, to abbreviate | |
byseddu | to finger | bysedd- |
bywhau | to animate | bywha- |
bywiocáu | to enliven | |
cadwyno (wrth) | to chain (to) | cadwyn- |
caethiwo | to enslave, to addict | caethiw- |
cafflo | to cheat (De Cymru) | caffl- |
calchu | to lime | calch- |
camdreiglo | to mutate incorrectly (grammar) | camdreigl- |
camgymryd | to mistake | camgymer- |
camsefyll | to be offside (in football, rugby etc.) | |
camymddwyn | to misbehave, to commit misconduct | camymddyg- |
canlyn | to follow; to court | canlyn- |
canoli | to centralize, to focus, to mediate | canol- |
carco | to care, to take care of, to mind; to be thrifty (De Cymru) | carc- |
cardota | to beg (for alms) | cardot- |
carthu | to purge, to clean, to muck out animal dwelling | carth- |
castio | to cast (especially in an acting part); to play tricks | casti- |
catalyddu | to catalyse | catalydd- |
cefnu ar | to turn one's back on, to forsake | cefn- |
cenhadu | to propagate (message / faith), to conduct a mission, to proselytise | cenhad- |
cenhedlu | to reproduce (offspring); to conceive (offspring) | cenhedl- |
ceulo | to clot, to coagulate, to congeal | ceul- |
ciwio | to queue | ciwi- |
clatsio | to strike, to hit (De Cymru) | clastsi- |
clatsio ymlaen | to crack on, to persevere (De Cymru) | |
clau | to clean (De Cymru) | |
clocsio | to clog dance; to make or repair clogs | clocsi- |
clochdar | to cluck, to cackle, to boast | |
clodfori | to praise | clodfor- |
cloffi | to become lame | cloff- |
cloncan | to chat, to natter, to gossip, to prattle (De Cymru) | clonc- |
clustnodi | to ear-mark | clustnod- |
clwydo | to roost | clwyd- |
clytio | to patch | clyti- |
cnoi cil | to ruminate (chew cud, also figurative), to think over | cno- |
coethi | to refine, to purify | coeth- |
colledu | to cause loss to, to damage | colled- |
conan | to grumble, to complain (De Cymru) | |
condemnio | to condemn | condemni- |
costrelu | to bottle | costrel- |
creithio | to scar | creithi- |
cribddeilio | to extort, to plunder, to take by force | cribddeili- |
cribinio | to rake (Gogledd Cymru) | cribini- |
crisialu | to crystalize | crisial- |
croeshoelio | to crucify | croeshoeli- |
croesholi | to cross-examine, to cross-question | croeshol- |
cronni | to amass, to collect, to gather (together), to accumulate; to dam up | cronn- |
crosio | to crochet | crosi- |
crychu | to wrinkle, to crimp | crych- |
crygu | to stammer, to grow hoarse | cryg- |
cuddio rhag | to hide from | |
cwmpasu | to encompass, to circumscribe | cwmpas- |
cwnnu | to raise, to put up, to rise (= codi, o cychwynnu) (De-ddwyrain Cymru) | |
cwrcwd | to squat, to crouch | cwrcyd-, cyrcyd- |
cydlynu | to cohere, to stick or cling together, to form a whole | cydlyn- |
cydweithredu | to co-operate | cydweithred- |
cydymffurfio | to conform | cydymffurfi- |
cyfannu | to make whole or entire, to unite, to integrate | cyfann- |
cyfanwerthu | to sell wholesale | cyfanwerth- |
cyfeddach | to carouse (b) [unusually, this verbnoun is feminine]; carousal | |
cyfeilio | to accompany (with music) | cyfeili- |
cyflyru | to condition | cyflyr- |
cyfodi | (form of codi) to lift, to rise, to raise | cyfod- |
cyfosod | to place together, to juxtapose, to combine | cyfosod- |
cyfrodeddu | to intertwine, to twist together | cyfrodedd- |
cyfrwyo | to saddle (horse) | cyfrwy- |
cyffesu | to confess (especially religiously) | cyffes- |
cyhwfan | to wave, to flutter, to heave | cyhwfan- |
cylchdroi | to rotate, to revolve | cylchdro- |
cymedroli | to moderate, to temper | cymedrol- |
cymodi â | to reconcile with | cymod- |
Cymreigio | to make (more) Welsh | Cymreigi- |
cymudo | to commute (travel) | cymud- |
cymynnu | to bequeath | cymynn- |
cynllwynio | to conspire | cynllwyni- |
cyplysu | to couple | cyplys- |
cysegru | to consecrate | cysegr- |
cysodi | to type-set | cysod- |
cysoni | to regularize, to harmonize | cyson- |
cystuddio | to afflict | cystuddi- |
cywasgu | to compress | cywasg- |
c[y]weirio (S) | to mend, to put in order | cweiri- |
chwerwi | to become bitter | chwerw- |
chwilfriwio | to smash to pieces, to shatter | chwilfriwi- |
chwyldroi | to revolutionize | chwyldro- |
chwyrlïo | to whirl | chwyrlï- |
dadbacio | to unpack | dadbaci- |
dadlaith | to thaw [out] (De Cymru) | dadleithi- |
dadlennu | to uncover, to unveil, to reveal, to expose | dadlenn- |
dadrithio | to disillusion, to disenchant, to restore to original shape or form | dadrithi- |
dallu | to blind, to become blind | dall- |
damsang (ar) | to trample (on) (De Cymru) | damsang- |
darfudo | to convect (heat in physics) | darfud- |
dargludo | to conduct (electricity, heat in physics) | darglud- |
dargyfeirio | to divert, to redirect, to diverge | dargyfeiri- |
datganoli | to decentralize, to devolve | datganol- |
datgarboneiddio | to decarbonize | datgarboneiddi- |
datglymu | to untie | datglym- |
datgoedwigo | to deforest | datgoedwig- |
datgomisiynu | to decommission | datgomisiyn- |
datgymalu | to dislocate, to disjoint, to take to pieces, to disassemble | datgymal- |
datsgriwio | to unscrew | datsgriwi- |
dedfrydu | to sentence (in court) | dedfryd- |
deddfu | to legislate, to enact, to decree | deddf- |
dengid | (= dianc) to escape (Gogledd Cymru) | dihang- |
deigrynnu | to shed tears | deigrynn- |
delfrydu | to idealize | delfryd- |
deor | to hatch (egg etc.), to hatch out; to brood, to incubate | deor- |
deud | (= dweud) to say (Gogledd Cymru) | |
diarddel | to expell, to excommunicate, to disown | diarddel- |
diarfogi | to disarm | diarfog- |
diasbedain | to resound | diasbed- |
dichon | (= gallu) to be able (formal) | dichon- |
diddyfnu | to wean | diddyfnu- |
diengyd | (= dianc) to escape (Gogledd Cymru) | dihang- |
difrïo | to revile, to denigrate, to disparage | difrï- |
difwyno | to spoil, to mar, to defile, to pollute | difwyn- |
differu | to differentiate (calculus) | differ- |
diffygdalu | to default (on debt repayment) | diffygdal- |
digolledu | to recompense, to indemnify, to compensate | digolled- |
diheintio | to disinfect | diheinti- |
dihoeni | to languish, to pine, to fade away, to wither | dihoen- |
dihysbyddu | to drain (liquid from), to empty, to exhaust | dihysbydd- |
dinoethi | to strip, to make bare | dinoeth- |
diosg | to take off (clothes / shoes), to undress, to strip; to divest, to cast off | diosg- |
diota | to imbibe, to booze, to tipple | |
diraddio | to degrade; to dismiss | diraddi- |
dirprwyo | to deputize, to appoint a deputy; to act as a delegate, deputy or representative | dirprwy- |
distewi | to be, keep or become silent, to silence, to hush | distaw- |
distrywio | to destroy | distrywi- |
distyllu | to distil, to drip, to fall in drops | distyll- |
diweddu | to end, to conclude, to finish | diwedd- |
diwydianeiddio | to industrialize | diwydianeiddi- |
dodwy | to lay eggs | dodw- |
dogfennu | to document | dogfenn- |
dreifio | to drive | dreifi- |
dryllio | to break to pieces, to shatter, to wreck | drylli- |
dweud y drefn wrth rywun | to tell someone off | |
dyddodi | to deposit (layer of sediment, fat), to precipitate | dyddod- |
dyfeisio | to invent, to devise | dyfeisi- |
dyfnhau | to deepen | dyfnha- |
dyfrio | to water, to irrigate | dyfri- |
dylunio | to design | dyluni- |
dylynu wrth | to adhere to, to cling to | dylyn- |
dynesu | to approach, to draw near, to come nearer | dynes- |
echdynnu | to extract | echdynn- |
eilio | to plait, to braid, to interweave; to compose (song or poetry) | eili- |
eilio | to second | eili- |
eilunaddoli | to idolise | eilunaddol- |
eneinio | to anoint | eneini- |
enllibio | to slander, to malign | enllibi- |
eplesu | to ferment | eples- |
euogfarnu | to convict, to find guilty | euogfarn- |
euro | to gild | eur- |
ewyllysio (i) | to will | ewyllysi- |
ewynnu | to foam | ewynn- |
ffansïo | to fancy | ffansï- |
ffieiddio | to abhor, to detest, to loathe, to hate; to be digusted at, to be revolted by | ffieiddi- |
ffromi | to be angry, to rage, to fume | ffrom- |
ffrwtian | to splutter (also of engine) | ffrwti- |
ffrwythloni | to fertilize (impregnate), to become or be fruitful | ffrwythlon- |
ffyrnigo | to become angry or enraged, to grow fierce | ffyrnig- |
gaeafgysgu | to hibernate | gaeafgysg- |
galarnadu | to lament | galarnad- |
gefeillio | to twin | gefeilli- |
geirio | to express in words, to word | geiri- |
gellwng | to allow to go, to let, to permit, to leave to, to release | gellyng- |
glasu | to turn blue | glas- |
gloddesta | to revel, to carouse, to feast; (g) revelry, carousal, feasting | |
glynu (at) | to stick (to), to glue | glyn- |
godinebu | to commit adultery, to fornicate | godineb- |
goddiweddyd | to catch up with, to catch fugitive, to overtake | goddiwedd- |
gogoneddu | to glorify, to extol | gogonedd- |
gohebu | to report, to correspond | goheb- |
goleddfu | to slope, to slant; to modify (in grammar) | goleddf- |
goresgyn | to gain possession of; to overcome, to defeat | goresgyn- |
gori | to brood, to sit on eggs | gor- |
gorlenwi | to overfill | gorlanw-, gorlenw- |
gorweithio | to overwork, to cause to overwork | gorweithi- |
gorwneud | to overdo, to exaggerate | |
graeanu | to grit (road etc.), to spread gravel over | graean- |
grilio | to grill (food) | grili- |
grymuso | to strengthen | grymus- |
gwamalu | to be frivolous, to waver | gwamal- |
gwangalonni | to lose heart, to become discouraged; to discourage | gwangalonn- |
gwarafun (i) | to forbid, to prohibit; to prevent, to hinder, to deny; to begrudge, to resent | gwarafun- |
gwarantu | to guarantee (a product etc. by agreement) | gwarant- |
gwastatu | to level, to make level or even | gwastat- |
gwawrio | to dawn | gwawri- |
gwelwi | to grow pale | gwelw- |
gwersylla | to camp | gwersyll- |
gweu | to weave, to knit | gwe- |
gweud | to say (= dweud) (De Cymru) | gwed- |
gwledda | to feast, to revel | gwledd- |
gwreichioni | to spark, to emit sparks | gwreichion- |
gwrteithio | to fertilize (with manure, compost etc.) | gwrteithi- |
gwrthdystio | to protest, to remonstrate; to give counter-evidence | gwrthdysti- |
gwrthryfela | to rebel, to revolt | gwrthryfel- |
gwrychio | to bristle | gwrychi- |
gwyngalchu | to whitewash | gwyngalch- |
hadu | to sow, to produce seed | had- |
haeru | to insist, to assert, to allege | haer- |
halltu | to salt | hallt- |
hamddena | to spend time at leisure, to relax, to take respite | hamdden- |
haneru | to halve | haner- |
hunanasesu | to self-assess; self-assessment | hunanases- |
imiwneiddio | to immunize | imiwneiddi- |
impio | to graft; to implant; to (cause to) bud / sprout | impi- |
inswleiddio | to insulate (in a technical sense) | inswleiddi- |
integru | to integrate (calculus) | integr- |
israddio | to downgrade, to demote | israddi- |
labelu | to label | label- |
llabyddio | to stone (cast stones at) | llabyddi- |
llaesu | to slacken | llaes- |
llafnrolio | to rollerblade | llafnroli- |
llafurio | to toil, to labour, to strive | llafuri- |
llanw | (=llenwi) to fill (De Cymru) | llanw- |
llawenhau | to gladden, to make cheerful; to rejoice, to be cheerful | llawenha- |
lleisio | to voice | lleisi- |
llên-ladrata | to plagiarize | llên-ladrata- |
llesgáu | to languish, to become feeble, to feel faint | llesga- |
llethu | to overwhelm, to swamp, to stifle, to crush, to overpower | lleth- |
llewyrchu | to shine, to give light, to gleam; to be successful | llewyrchu |
llochesu | to harbour, to shelter | lloches- |
lloffa | to glean | lloff- |
lluniadu | to draw (in a technical sense) | lluniad- |
llurgunio | to distort (facts, the truth), to mangle, to disfigure, to corrupt | llurguni- |
llwydo | to turn grey, to go mouldy | llwyd- |
llwyfannu | to stage (theatrical or musical performance); to appear on stage | llwyfann- |
llwyo | to spoon out, to ladle out | llwy- |
llyfnhau | to make smooth, to level, to polish | llyfnha- |
llyfnu | to harrow; to smooth | llyfn- |
llythyru | to correspond by letter, to write letters | llythyr- |
maglu | to snare, to trap | magl- |
magu pwysau | to put on weight | |
malurio | to smash (to bits), to pulverize | maluri- |
manwerthu | to retail | manwerth- |
marchogaeth | to ride a horse | marchog- |
martsio | to march (to make a marching movement) | martsi- |
masnachu | to trade | masnach- |
medi | to reap, to harvest | med- |
meddalu | to soften, to become soft | meddal- |
meddyginiaethu | to medicate, to treat medically | meddyginiaeth- |
meiddio | to dare, to venture, to presume | meiddi- |
meindio | to mind, to care | meindi- |
meintoli | to quantify | meintol- |
meiriol | to thaw, to melt | meiriol- |
melynu | to become yellow; to make yellow or golden | melyn- |
melysu | to sweeten | melys- |
melltithio | to put a curse on, to curse | melltithi- |
mercheta | to chase wowen, to womanise, to flirt | merchet- |
merlota | to go pony trekking | |
methdalu | to be bankrupt, to be insolvent; bankruptcy | methdal- |
mewnfudo | to immigrate | mewnfud- |
moduro | to motor, to drive | modur- |
modylu | to modulate (in physics) | modyl- |
moelyd | to overturn (turn vehicle etc. upside down), to topple (De Cymru) (from "ymhoelyd") | moel- |
moli | to praise (in worship / adulation) | mol- |
morgeisio | to mortgage | morgeisi- |
morio | to voyage by sea, to sail | mori- |
morthwylio | to hammer | morthwyli- |
mudferwi | to simmer | mudferw- |
mudo | to move, to migrate, to move something from one place to another | mud- |
nadu | to prevent, to hinder, not to allow | nad- |
naddu | to shape with a sharp tool, to chip (at), to hew, to whittle, to trim, to carve | nadd- |
negyddu | to negate | negydd- |
nodweddu | to characterize, to be characteristic of, to distinguish | nodwedd- |
nychu | to become weak or feeble, to waste away, to pine; to make weak, to enfeeble | nych- |
nyddu | to spin (wool, yarn), to wind, to twist | nydd- |
odi | to snow (Gogledd-ddwyrain Cymru) | od- |
odli | to rhyme | odl- |
olynu | to succeed, to follow (in succession) | olyn- |
optimeiddio | to optimize | optimeiddi- |
paldaruo | to talk nonsense, to blather (Gogledd Cymru) | paldaru- |
parablu | to utter, to say, to speak, to babble | parabl- |
parlysu | to paralyse | parlys- |
paru | to pair | par- |
pasteureiddio | to pasturize | pasteureiddi- |
peillio | to pollinate | peilli- |
perffeithio | to perfect | perffeithi- |
picedu | to picket | piced- |
pilio | to peel | pili- |
piltran | to potter about, to fiddle (Gogledd Cymru) | piltr- |
pistyllio ['r glaw] | to pour with rain | pistilli- |
plagio | to plague, to afflict, to annoy, to pester | plagi- |
pledio | to plead (in law), to offer as excuse or justification | pledi- |
plicio | to peel, to pluck (feathers), pluck stringed instrument | plici- |
plisgo | to shell, to peel, to exfoliate | plisg- |
plismona | to police, policing | |
plymio | to dive, to dip, to sound (for depth), to plunge (into); to plumb | plymi- |
poblogeiddio | to popularize | poblogeiddi- |
pontio | to bridge, to span | ponti- |
portreadu | to portray, to represent | portread- |
prinhau | to become scarce, to diminish; to make scarce, to restrict, to curtail | prinha- |
priodoli | to attribute, to ascribe | priodol- |
prisio | to price; pricing | prisi- |
puro | to purify, to refine | pur- |
pwrcasu | to purchase | pwrcas- |
pwyllgora | to hold, frequent or attend committees | |
recriwtio | to recruit | recriwti- |
rhacanu | to rake (De Cymru) | rhacan- |
rhagdalu | to prepay | rhagdal- |
rhagfynegi | to predict (in a technical sense) | rhagfyneg- |
rhaglennu | to program; programming | rhaglenn- |
rhamantu | to romance; to romanticize | rhamant- |
rhechain | to fart | rhech- |
rhefru | to babble, to rant, to scold, to complain | rhefr- |
rheibio | to seize by force, to ravage, to plunder; to bewitch, to cast a spell on | rheibi- |
rheoleiddio | to regulate (control indirectly through rules, processes or effects) | rheoleiddi- |
rhicio | to score (a scratch or notch), to notch, to groove | rhici- |
rhincian dannedd | to gnash / to grind teeth (especially from rage) | rhinci- |
rhoid | (= rhoi) to give, to put, to place (Gogledd Cymru) | rhodd-, rhoi- |
rhwydo | to net | rhwyd- |
rhychu | to crumple, to crease, to wrinkle, to become rumpled; to cut trenches / furrows / grooves | rhych- |
rhyfela | to wage war, to war | rhyfel- |
rhynnu | to suffer from cold, to freeze; to cause to be freezing cold | rhynn- |
saernïo | to fashion, to construct, to build (as an artisan; also figuratively) | saernï- |
samplu | to select or capture samples (in a technical sense) | sampl- |
sarnu | to trample on, to spoil, to spill | sarn- |
sboncio | to bounce, to spring | sbonci- |
sbrotian | to rummage, to nose about | sbroti- |
seboni | to soap, to lather; to soft-soap, to flatter | sebon- |
segura | to idle, to laze | segur- |
sengi (ar) | to tread (on), to trample on | sang- |
Seisnigo | to Anglicize | Seisnig- |
selio | to seal | seli- |
serennu | to shine like a star, to sparkle, to twinkle, to shine brilliantly, to dazzle | serenn- |
sganio | to scan (in a technical sense e.g. with a machine) | scani- |
sglefrfyrddio | to skateboard | sglefrfyrddi- |
sglefrolio | to roller skate, to rollerblade | sglefroli- |
sgleinio | to gleam, to shine (be or make shiny), to polish | sgleini- |
sgrinio | to screen (for disease etc.) | sgrini- |
sgriwio | to screw | sgriwi- |
sgwrio | to scour (clean / polish by rubbing), to purge | sgwri- |
siffrwd | to make a rustling sound, to shuffle (cards etc.) | siffryd- |
sleifio | to wriggle, to steal past, to slink, to creep | sleifi- |
sleisio | to slice | sleisi- |
smentio | to cement | smenti- |
snorclo | to snorkel | snorcl- |
sodro | to solder, to fix firmly in place, to place firmly | sodr- |
steilio | to style | steili- |
stelcian | to skulk, to stalk, to prowl, to lurk | stelci- |
stido bwrw glaw | to pour with rain (Gogledd Cymru) | |
stilo | to iron (De Cymru) | stil- |
straffaglio | to struggle | straffagli- |
stryffaglio | to struggle | stryffagli- |
stwna | to potter about, to fiddle about | |
suro | to sour | sur- |
swatio | to crouch, to squat; to cuddle, to snuggle (up) in bed | swati- |
sychlanhau | to dry clean | sychlanheu-, sychlanha- |
syflyd | to budge, to move, to stir | syfl- |
syfrdanu | to stun, to stupefy, to amaze, to astound | syfrdan- |
syrffedu | to suffer from a surfeit, to feel fed up, to overindulge, to be bored stiff | syrffed- |
taeru | to insist, to assert, to argue, to disagree | taer- |
taflunio | to project (an image) | tafluni- |
taranu | to thunder, to sound with thunder | taran- |
teilwra | to tailor | teilwr- |
teneuo | to thin (out), to dwindle | teneu- |
tirlenwi | to landfill | tirlenw- |
tonni | to undulate, to form waves, to oscillate, to surge up, to fall in waves (of hair) | tonn- |
traddodi | to deliver (verdict, speech, sermon); to hand down, to hand over, to transfer | traddod- |
traethu | to talk, to narrate, to relate, to speak (publicly) | traeth- |
trafaelio | to travel; to labour | trafaeli- |
traflyncu | to guzzle, to gobble up, to devour | traflync- |
trawsgyweirio | to change key, to transpose, to modulate (in music) | trawsgyweiri- |
treiglo | to mutate (grammar); to roll | treigl- |
treio | to ebb, to drain away | trei- |
tresio bwrw glaw | to pour (thrash) with rain | |
tresmasu | to trespass, to encroach, to infringe | tresmas- |
troedio | to tread, to step | troedi- |
trosleisio | to dub, to do a voice-over | trosleisi- |
trydaneiddio | to electrify | trydaneiddi- |
trydar | to tweet, to chirp, to twitter | trydar- |
tryledu | to diffuse (in physics and chemistry) | tryled- |
trysori | to treasure | trysor- |
twrio | to rummage, to burrow (= tyrchu, turio) | twri- |
tyllu | to make a hole or holes [in], to dig, to bore, to drill, to perforate | tyll- |
tyrru | to pile up, to amass, to throng | tyrr- |
tystio | to testify, to witness | tysti- |
unioni | to straighten, to put right, to redress | union- |
wado | to beat, to strike (De Cymru) | wad- |
wyna | to give birth to lamb, to lamb | |
ymbarchuso | to make oneself respectable, to become respectable | ymbarchus- |
ymbellhau (oddi wrth) | to distance oneself (from), to go further away | ymbellha- |
ymdoddi | to integrate (into society); to melt, to dissolve, to merge | ymdodd- |
ymdrochi | to immerse oneself (in water, or figuratively), to bathe | ymdroch- |
ymdynghedu | to swear an oath, to vow, to pledge | ymdynghed- |
ymddiddan | to converse, to chat, to speak | ymddiddan- |
ymfudo | to emigrate, to migrate, to move (house) | ymfud- |
ymgeleddu | to care for; to cherish, to succour, to provide shelter / comfort / food | ymgeledd- |
ymgodymu | to wrestle, to grapple | ymgodym- |
ymgolli | to lose oneself | ymgoll- |
ymgreinio | to grovel, to prostrate oneself, to wallow | ymgreini- |
ymgrymu | to bow, to stoop | ymgrym- |
ymgyfarwyddo | to get acquainted with, to familiarise oneself with, to get used to | ymgyfarwydd- |
ymgynnull | to assemble, to congregate, to gather together | ymgynull- |
ymhél â rhywbeth | to be involved with something | ymheli- |
ymhelaethu | to elaborate, to expand on | ymhelaeth- |
ymlwybro | to make one's way, to wander | ymlwybr- |
ymofyn | to seek, to desire, to want | ymofynn- |
ymrafael | to differ; to disagree, to quarrel, to wrangle | ymrafael- |
ymresymu | to reason, to think logically, to argue | ymresym- |
ymryson | to compete, to contend, to quarrel | ymryson- |
ymsefydlu | to establish oneself | ymsefydl- |
ymsuddo | to sink, to submerge, to immerse oneself | ymsudd- |
ymwrthod | to abstain (from), to refuse, to reject, to forsake | ymwrthod- |
ysgafnhau | to lighten (load, weight) | ysgafnha- |
ysglyfaethu | to prey upon, to plunder | ysglyfaeth- |
ysgwyddo | to shoulder | ysgwydd- |
ysigo | to sprain, to buckle (distort) | ysig- |
ystreulio | to rinse | ystreuli- |
ystwytho | to make or become supple | ystwyth- |