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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1832 Excerpt: ...very quiet. Trallonyddn,e.a.( trallonydd ) To render extremely quiet; to become extremely quiet. Trallonyddwch, ». nt. (trallonydd) Extreme quietness. Trallosg, ». m. (Uoeg) An extreme burning. Trallosgach, ». m. (trallosg) A state of extreme burning; extreme lust. Trallosgi, v. a. (trallosg) To burn extremely. Trallosgiad, ». nt. (trallosg) A burning extremely. Trallusg, ». m. (Uusg) Extreme dragging. May we not be visited by the affliction to walk the ertremr "' ' heaven to ua, IV appropriate Qavatrfcaaoi. Trallwybraw, c. a. (trallwybr) To make out an extreme path; to go an extreme path. Trallwybriad, ». m. (trallwybr) A going on an extreme path; a going into extreme hazard. Trallwydd, ». m. (Uwydd) Extreme prosperity. Trallwyddaw, v. a. (trallwydd) To prosper greatly Trallwyddiad, s.m. (trallwydd) A prospering extremely; a being very fortunate. Trallwyddiannawl, a. (trallwyddiant) Extremely prosperous or fortunate. Trallwyddiannu, v. a. (trallwyddiant) To cause extreme prosperity; to become very prosperous Trallwyddiannus, a. (trallwyddiant) Extremely prosperous or fortunate. Trallwyddiant, ». m. (trallwydd)Great prosperity Nld gelyn ond trallwyddiant. There ia no enemy like too much protptrity. Adagt. Trallwyth, ». m.--pi. t. i (Uwyth) Extreme load. Trallwythaw, r. a. (trallwyth) To overload. Trallwythawg, a. (trallwyth) Overloaded. Trallwythawl, a. (trallwyth)Tending to overload. Trallwythedig, a. (tiallwyth) Overloaded. Trail wythiad, ». m. (trallwyth) An overloading. Trallydan, a. (Uydan) Extremely broad. Trallydander, ». m. (trallydan) Extreme breadth. Trallydaniad, ». m. (trallydan) A rendering extremely broad; an over-expanding. Trallydanu, e. a. (trallydan) To render extremely broad...

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1832 Excerpt: ...very quiet. Trallonyddn,e.a.( trallonydd ) To render extremely quiet; to become extremely quiet. Trallonyddwch, ». nt. (trallonydd) Extreme quietness. Trallosg, ». m. (Uoeg) An extreme burning. Trallosgach, ». m. (trallosg) A state of extreme burning; extreme lust. Trallosgi, v. a. (trallosg) To burn extremely. Trallosgiad, ». nt. (trallosg) A burning extremely. Trallusg, ». m. (Uusg) Extreme dragging. May we not be visited by the affliction to walk the ertremr "' ' heaven to ua, IV appropriate Qavatrfcaaoi. Trallwybraw, c. a. (trallwybr) To make out an extreme path; to go an extreme path. Trallwybriad, ». m. (trallwybr) A going on an extreme path; a going into extreme hazard. Trallwydd, ». m. (Uwydd) Extreme prosperity. Trallwyddaw, v. a. (trallwydd) To prosper greatly Trallwyddiad, s.m. (trallwydd) A prospering extremely; a being very fortunate. Trallwyddiannawl, a. (trallwyddiant) Extremely prosperous or fortunate. Trallwyddiannu, v. a. (trallwyddiant) To cause extreme prosperity; to become very prosperous Trallwyddiannus, a. (trallwyddiant) Extremely prosperous or fortunate. Trallwyddiant, ». m. (trallwydd)Great prosperity Nld gelyn ond trallwyddiant. There ia no enemy like too much protptrity. Adagt. Trallwyth, ». m.--pi. t. i (Uwyth) Extreme load. Trallwythaw, r. a. (trallwyth) To overload. Trallwythawg, a. (trallwyth) Overloaded. Trallwythawl, a. (trallwyth)Tending to overload. Trallwythedig, a. (tiallwyth) Overloaded. Trail wythiad, ». m. (trallwyth) An overloading. Trallydan, a. (Uydan) Extremely broad. Trallydander, ». m. (trallydan) Extreme breadth. Trallydaniad, ». m. (trallydan) A rendering extremely broad; an over-expanding. Trallydanu, e. a. (trallydan) To render extremely broad...

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