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 emenhyd, s. 25. emenyn, s. 30, 57, 90, [91, 95]. emyl, s. 56–7, 71, 84, [98]. enkil, 52. enderiged, pl. 29, [114]. eneint, s. 130. eneit, s. [76, 78], 80, [111–12], 129, [139, 142]. eneiteu, pl. 130. eneituadeu, 52, [104]. engiryawl, a. 55. [enillec, 105]. enillo, 11. 17, 33; enillent, 52. enllip, sm. [93], 127. enlliper, v. [93, 100], 122. enllyn, s. 30, 32, 56. ennill, s. 2. ennynu, v. 122, 132, [133]; enynnu, 40; enyn, 26; enynher, 5, [7); enynho, 40; [ennyno, 103]. [enryal, s. 140]. enrydedus, a. 4; enrydedussaf, 3. enw, sm. 1, [109], 131, [134]. See geir. enwawc, 17–18. enwedic, 55, [114]. enwi, v. 129; enwet, 119; enwir, 38. [eny = yny, 108]. erbyn, v. 6, [7]. erchi, v. 33, [135]. eredic, v. [108], 127. eredic, 72, [73, 108]. See datanhud. eruyll, v. 24. ergyt, sm. 36, [94, 139]. erlit, 4, [116]. erlyn, v. 48. [erthi, s. 96]. erw, sf. 54, [108]; — gayafar, 28; — gwanhwyn ar, 28; [— yr ych du, 108. erwyd, pl. 136–7]. See deudec; dwy; pedeir; wyth. eryr, s. 131. [eskit, sf. 98]. escityeu, pl. 22, 33, 90, [91]. escob, sm. 58, [60, 114], 130. escyb, pl. 1. escobty, s. 121. escor, v. 129, [143]. escyn, v. 69; escynho, 24; eskyno, 17. [esgubawr, s. 102]. See yscubawr. estyn. See gobyr. estynnu, v. 21; estynho, 47. eturyt, v. 69, 118. eturyt, etuyryt, etrif. See ach. etiued, s. 52–3, [61, 78, 95], 126; — gwreic kaeth, 46; — gyfreithawl, 49; — llofrud, 39; — o gorff, 52–3; — priodawr, 49; — y lladedic, 39. etiuedyon, pl. 39, 49, 53. etiuedu, v. 80. etiuedyaeth, s. 53–4. etling, sm. 3–4, 33. See lle. eur, 3, 16–17, 23, 29, [64, 105, 108, 114], 123, [134]; — breinhawl, 4, [6, 8]. eureit, 22. eurgrawn, s. 58, [60]. See brenhin. ewic, sf. 35, [77], 80, [98]. ewiget, pl. 20. ewin, s. 3, 42, 84. [ewyllis, s. 139]. See brenhin. ewythyr, sm. 38.

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[ffalt, s. 105]. [ffawyden, sf. 104]. ffin, s. 55.