C, c | |
| ca | than |
| cab-annal (m) | birthday |
| cab-annal ffeligisaf | many happy returns (exclamation) |
| cab-llafuradur (m) | foreman |
| cab-porth (m) | lintel |
| cab-sethfen (m) | weekend |
| caban (f) | cabin |
| cabell (f) | chapel |
| cabient (m) | chief |
| cacaethar | to cackle |
| cach | shitty |
| cach! | dammit! |
| cachar | to shit, to suck (pejorative) |
| cad (m) | battle, struggle |
| caddar | to fall, to fall off, to fall down |
| caddar a llo pheith | to fall apart |
| caddar in ill llakew | to fall victim |
| cadeir (f) | throne |
| cadeiral | cathedral (adjective) |
| cadran (m) | tar |
| caduin (f) | chain |
| caelad (f) lemon | lemon butter |
| caelarsi | to set |
| caer (f) | square (shape), frame |
| caerober (f) | framework |
| cafall (m) | horse |
| cafelligar | to ride a horse |
| caff (f) | canopy |
| caffe (m) | cafe |
| cafurn (f) | cave |
| cal (m, f) | who, what, which, that (relative noun) |
| cal (m, f) ke | whatever |
| calch (f) | kick |
| calchar | to kick |
| caler | to matter |
| calen (f) | first day of a month |
| calfar | to stop, to cease; calfath!, stop it! |
| cal'fent | calmly |
| callt | warm, hot |
| calltar | to warm up |
| calltfent | enthusiastically |
| calltyr (f) | heat, warmth, temperature |
| calurusfent | warmly |
| calw | bald |
| calýn (f) | challenge |
| calýnigar | to challenge |
| camera (f) | camera |
| camp (m) | camp, field |
| can | when (relative adverb) |
| can (f) | reed |
| can (m) | dog |
| canell (f) | cinnamon |
| canhar | to sing, to blow or play a musical instrument |
| canhiwn (f) | song |
| cant (m) | speech, conversation |
| cant? | how much? how many? |
| canyd | grey-haired, hoary |
| caphell (m) | hat |
| captein (m) | captain |
| car | expensive, dear |
| car (m) | car, wagon, cart |
| câr (m) | hero |
| carather (m) | character |
| carather (m) andruith | indirectness |
| carchern (m) | prison |
| carffent (m) | axle |
| carfun-gwiw (m) | butterfly |
| carn (m) | meat, flesh |
| carod (m) | carrot |
| carped (f) | rug, carpet |
| carreth (f) | wheelbarrow |
| carryg (f) | plough |
| carsach (m) | headland |
| carth (f) | letter, card (written), charter |
| carth (f) di llo newel | newsletter |
| carthel (m) | quarter |
| Caruisif (f) | Lent |
| cas (f) | house |
| cas (f) biscad | aquarium |
| cas (f) dafern | public house |
| cas (m) | cheese |
| cas (m) caelad | cottage cheese |
| cascyn | each (one) |
| casc weg ke | whenever |
| cassin (f) | desk |
| castell (m) | castle |
| castr (m) | 'town', commercial area, fort |
| catafol (m) | catapult |
| catekism (m) | catechism |
| cath (f, m) | cat |
| cathr | four |
| cathar | to see, to observe, to behold, to comment |
| cathediwn (f) | comment |
| catholig | catholic |
| cawell (m) | sanctuary, temple |
| cawr (f) | chamber |
| caws (f) | cause, instance |
| cawsar | to cause |
| cec (m) | cheque |
| cedder | to yield, to succumb |
| ceddr (m) | cedar |
| ceff (m) | garden |
| ceg | blind |
| ceisin (m) | oak |
| ceisinuid (m) | oak-grove |
| cel (m) | heaven, sky |
| celar | to hide, to keep something back |
| celebradiwn (f) | celebration |
| celebrar | to celebrate |
| celestal | heavenly, of heaven |
| cemine (f) | chimney |
| cenegl (m) | tribe |
| cent | hundred |
| ceosar | to choose |
| cerefoin (f) | ceremony |
| ceres | cherry |
| cerfel (m) | brain |
| certh | proper |
| certhfent | fairly, certainly |
| ceruis (f) | beer |
| cerw (m) | stag |
| ci | here |
| ciboll (m) | onion |
| ciger | to excite, to agitate, to trouble, to panic |
| cil (m) | eyebrow |
| cil (f) | pair of eyebrows |
| cinc | five |
| Cina (f) | China |
| cinema (f) | cinema |
| cinuis | chinese |
| ciocolad (m) | chocolate |
| cir | sable |
| circh (m) | circle, round, group |
| circh (m) di ddofigil | home group |
| circh (m) d'ystydd | study group |
| circhar | to look for, to seek (out), to search for, quest, try (to) |
| circhgolediwn (f) | circulation |
| circhosteint (f) | circumstance |
| citar | to quote |
| citpreid (m) | quote |
| ciwciadar | to whisper |
| ciwdad (f) | city |
| ciwil (m) | citizen |
| ciwiliddadiwn (f) | civilization |
| ciwir | to lament |
| claf (m) | leprosy |
| clafad (m) ff&244;n | phone call |
| clafar | to call |
| clar | brilliant, bright, lucid, shining |
| clardad (f) | brightness |
| clas (m) | class |
| cleidd (m) | ceremonial sword worn as part of comroig folk dress |
| cleriffigar | to clarify |
| clew (m) | key; reputation |
| clewal | key |
| clic (m) | click |
| clienhal | customer (adj) |
| client (m) | customer |
| clig | left (direction), awkward, north |
| clig-bunent | north-west |
| cloch (f) | bell, clock |
| clodder | to close, to lock |
| clos | close |
| clos (m) | courtyard |
| cluinar | to incline |
| cluinediwn (m) | rebellion, declension, inclination |
| cnocar | to knock |
| co? | how? what kind of...? |
| coberchyl (m) coesin | pillowslip |
| coberthyr (m) | cover |
| cobol (f) | share, portion |
| cobrir | to cover |
| cobr-cab (m) | traditional hat |
| cod | strict |
| codfent | carefully, exactly |
| coelen (m) | lock of hair |
| coenad (f) | sister-in-law |
| coenad (m) | brother-in-law |
| coenosceint (f) | knowledge, info |
| coenoscent | information (adjective) |
| coenoscer | to know |
| coesin (m) | cushion |
| coërn (m) | cave |
| coes (f) | thigh |
| cofaeth (m) | power |
| coff (f) | cup |
| coffereint (f) | conference |
| coffi (m) | coffee |
| coffi (m) parad | instant coffee |
| coffiddeint (f) | trust |
| coffin (mpl) | confine(s) |
| coffithyr (f) | jam |
| cofforthan | comforting |
| coffradr (m) | fellow (academic) |
| cofordden (m) | organisation |
| cogen (f) | kitchen |
| cogher | to cook |
| coidad (f) | care |
| coidar | to mind, to take care, to care for, to be careful, to ensure, to have a care |
| coinciddent | coincidental |
| coint | pretty |
| colant | torrential |
| colar | to flow, to issue |
| coleg (m) | college |
| coll (m) | neck, throat |
| colleith (f) | harvest, crop |
| colleithiwn (f) | collection, accumulation |
| collediwnar | to collate |
| colliger | to pick up, to collect, to compile |
| collogar | to lay, to set, to fit |
| collogar subr yn llist bers | to short-list |
| columduil (m) | pigeon-hole |
| colur (m) | colour |
| colur yn noeth | by night |
| colurad | coloured, colourful |
| colurar | to colour |
| comanfent (m) | commandment |
| comarar | to compare |
| comathadur (m) | fighter |
| comathar | to battle, to fight, to meet in battle |
| comerchiar in | to deal in (something) |
| comessiwn (f) | compassion |
| comesyr | symmetrical |
| comharth (m) | component |
| comhemp (m) | meantime |
| comig (m) | comic |
| cominar | to combine |
| comisseir (m) | commissioner |
| comite (m) | committee |
| comithen | current |
| comiwnist (m) | communist |
| compiwter (m) | computer |
| compleis | complicated |
| comprar | to buy, to purchase |
| comprar yn cath in yn sach | to buy a pig in a poke |
| comprêner | to understand |
| comprob | neighbouring |
| comro (m) | male native Brithenig speaker |
| comroes (f) | female native Brithenig speaker |
| comuner | to compose |
| comyd (m) | connection, nexus, link, context |
| comydal | associated |
| comyn | common |
| comynal | universal |
| comyndad (f) | sisterhood |
| comyndadal | community |
| comyniwn (f) | communion |
| conawnar (conhawn) | to defile |
| concert (m) | concert |
| concrit (m) | concrete |
| conênad | doomed |
| conenyd (m) | contents |
| congheird (f) | harmony |
| conghurs (m) | contest, struggle, competition |
| congursant (m) | competitor |
| congwenir | to come together, to agree, to converge |
| congwenient | meet, suitable, qualified, eligible |
| congwenhiwn (f) | covenant |
| congwiadigheir (m) | travelling companion |
| congwiwer | to live together |
| conhaeth (m) | contact |
| conidiwn (fpl) di ochubediwn | terms of reference |
| coninewer | to continue, to keep doing something, to last |
| coniuithfent | jointly |
| conôn (m) | surname |
| connener | to hold (an event), to maintain |
| contr | opposite |
| contradiger | to oppose |
| contraeth (m) | treaty |
| contreir (f) | adversary, opponent |
| contrwollar (-llt) | to reverse |
| cor (m) | heart |
| corans (m) nîr | blackcurrant |
| cordd (f) | cord |
| corddalfent | cordially |
| corff (m) | body |
| corfforal | physical |
| corn (m) | horn |
| corn (f) | pair of horns |
| cornpib (m) | hornpipe |
| correg (f) | belt |
| correithfent | correctly |
| correithiwn (f) | amendment |
| corruth | polluted |
| corw (m) | crow |
| coryll (m) | hazel |
| cos (f) | thing, case, affair; (plural) riches |
| cos (fpl) llawarsi | toiletries |
| coscient | aware |
| coscient (f) | conscience |
| cosedyf (m) | costume |
| cosegrar | to consecrate, to bless |
| coseil (m) | advice, counsel, council |
| coseilar | to advise, to recommend, to counsel |
| coseileir (m) | elder, councillor |
| cosil (m) | advice, counsel |
| cosilar | to advise, to recommend, to counsel |
| cosin (f, m) | cousin |
| cosolar | to be a comfort, to console |
| cosoliddar | to fund |
| cost (m) | cost |
| costar | to cost |
| costantfent | constantly |
| costidydiwn (f) | constitution |
| costruir | to construct |
| coth (f) | coat |
| cothar | to trouble, to overwhelm |
| credidur | credit (adj) |
| crêddeint (f) | belief |
| crêddir | to believe, to think (that) |
| Crefedd (m) | Creveth, British polytheistic religion |
| crefeddig | Crevethic |
| crefer | to shudder |
| creg (f) | frontier |
| cres (f) | dude (term of address) |
| creth (m) | scar |
| criadur (m) | creator |
| criar | to create |
| criediwn (f) | creation |
| crid (f) | cry |
| cridar | to cry out, to scream |
| crisp | crisp |
| cristian | Christian |
| criteir (f) | criteria |
| critig | critical |
| critig (m) | critic |
| croth (m) | native stringed instrument played with a bow |
| crow (m) | gore |
| crudduil | cruel |
| crudduiltad (f) | cruelty |
| cruiscer | to grow |
| crusad (f) | crusade |
| crydd | raw |
| cryg (m) | cross |
| crygiffigan | pending |
| crystall (m) | crystal |
| cu ffad | hopefully |
| cu â | in that case |
| cu respeith subr | re: |
| cu sew aluin in sew pygn | in a great hurry |
| cucwallt (m) | cuckold |
| cufar | to rest |
| cuid | quiet |
| cuidar | to be quiet, to be silenced, to stay, to remain |
| cuidfent | still, softly |
| cullell (m) | knife |
| cullyr (f) | culture |
| cuin (f) | tea (meal), lunch |
| culff (f) | fault |
| cum (f) | valley |
| cun | with |
| curan (m) | brogue, sandal |
| curs (m) | course, currency |
| curs e ystad | thrills and spills |
| curtan (m) | curtain |
| curth | short |
| curth (m) | court, hall |
| curth (m) aeredr | back yard |
| cwestiwn (f) | question |
| cwestiwneir (m) | questionaire |
| cyfil (m) | lair |
| cylf (m) | above (used as an adverb), top, big-time |
| cylligar | to lay down (bed or couch) |
| cýndiar | to begin, to start, to set out |
| cýndfent (m) | beginning, launch |
| cyr (f) | care, trust, keeping |
| cyradur (m) | curator |
| cyrrir | to run |
| cyssar | to kiss |