nf tactics, strategy
cadofyddol adj tactical, strategic
cadw vb to keep, to preserve, to save; to hold; cadw’n heini to keep fit
cadwedig adj saved
cadwedigaeth nf salvation
cadw-mi-gei nm money-box
cadwraeth nf keeping; observance; conservation
cadwyn (-au, -i) nf chain
cadwyno vb to chain
cadwynog adj chained, in chains
caddug nm darkness; mist, fog
caddugo vb to darken, to obscure
cae (-au) nm field; fence, hedge; brooch
caead (-au) nm cover, lid ▶ adj shut, closed
caeadle (-oedd) nm enclosure
caeedig adj closed, fenced
cael vb to have; to get; to find
caen (-au) nf surface; peel; coating
caenen (-nau) nf layer, film, flake
caentach (-au) nf wrangle, grumbling ▶ vb to wrangle, to grumble
caenu vb to coat, to finish
caer (-au, ceyrydd) nf wall; castle; city
Caerdydd nf Cardiff
Caeredin nf Edinburgh
caeriwrch nm roebuck
caerog adj walled, fortified; brocaded
Caersalem nf Jerusalem
caeth adj bound, captive, confined ▶ nm (-ion) bondman, slave; caeth i gyffuriau addicted to drugs
caethder nm strictness; restraint; asthma
caethfab (-feibion) nm slave
caethfasnach nf slave-trade
caethferch (-ed) nf slave
caethforwyn (-forynion) nf slave
caethglud nf captivity
caethgludiad (-au) nm captivity
caethgludo vb to lead captive
caethiwed nm slavery, bondage, captivity, detention
caethiwo vb to bind, to confine, to enslave
caethiwus adj confining; confined, tied
caethlong (-au) nf slave-ship
caethwas (-weision) nm slave
caethwasanaeth, caethwasiaeth nm slavery
cafell (-au) nf cell; sanctuary, oracle
cafn (-au) nm trough, gutter
cafnedd nm concavity
cafnio, cafnu vb to hollow out, to scoop, to gouge
cafod see cawod
caffael vb to get, to obtain
caffaeledd nm availability; acquisitiveness
caffaeliad (-au) nm acquisition, asset; prey, spoil
caffe (-s), caffi (-s) nm café, restaurant; caffe rhyngrwyd internet café, cybercafé
caffio vb to snatch, to grapple
cafflo vb to cheat; to entangle
cagl nm clotted dirt
caglu vb to befoul, to bedraggle
cangell (-hellau) nf chancel
cangelloriaeth nf chancellorship
cangen (-hennau) nf branch, bough
canghellor (cangellorion) nm chancellor
canghennog adj branching
canghennu vb to branch, to ramify
caib (ceibiau) nf pickaxe, mattock
cail (ceiliau) nf sheepfold, flock of sheep
caill (ceilliau) nf testicle
cain adj fair, fine, elegant
cainc (cangau, ceinciau) nf branch; strand; strain
cais (ceisiadau) nm application; attempt; try
cal, cala (-iau) nf penis
calan (-nau) nm first day of month; Dydd Calan New Year’s Day
calcwlws (calcwli) nm calculus
calch nm lime
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