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| radio (m) | radio |
| radio (m) amatewr | ham radio |
| rhafforth (m) | report |
| rhalenhir | to falter |
| rham (m) | branch |
| rham (f) | branches on a tree |
| rhas | smooth, flowing |
| rhastelleir (m) | rack |
| rhath (m) | rat |
| rheal | royal |
| rhebarediwn (f) | repair |
| rhebidd | rapid, fast, swift, quick |
| rhebiddfent | quickly, presently, shortly |
| rheceptiwnistes (f) | receptionist |
| rheddig (m) | root |
| rhediwn (f) | reason, ratio |
| rhediwnar | to argue |
| rhediwnfent (m) | argument |
| rhedraethar | to portray |
| rhedun | round |
| rheffered | addressed |
| rheffernod | reference number |
| rheid (f) | race (of people) |
| rheif (f) | rage |
| rheifferthar | to confirm |
| rheistrar | to set down (in writing) |
| rheitheir (f) | rectory |
| rheithur (m) | provincial governor |
| rheladiw | relative |
| rheligiwn (f) | religion |
| rheligiws | religious |
| rhen | not (adverb), no (adjective); nothingness |
| rhen pui | no matter |
| rhen syrs afent | unavailable |
| rhen yn llog | nowhere |
| rhenc (m) | rank |
| rhenhar | to rent |
| rheol (f) | rule |
| rheolar | steady, regular |
| rheolar | to rule, to control |
| rheolarfent | regularly |
| rheoleir (m) | ruler |
| rheon (m) | kingdom |
| Rheon Ffedderal (mpl) | The Federated Kingdom; the political federation of Kemr, Saesoin and Scotland |
| rheonar | to reign |
| rher | to get up |
| rhesolwar | to resolve, to settle, to determine, to set |
| rhesponer | to answer, to reply |
| rhesponersi | to respond |
| rhesponeth se ddeg' a'w, (RSDW) | RSVP |
| rhespons (m) | response, answer |
| rhest (f) | remnant, balance; scraps (pl) |
| rhest (m) | rope |
| rhestawrant (m) | restaurant |
| rhethar | to crawl |
| rhewmatism (f) | rheumatism |
| rhewyn (f) | ruin(s) |
| rhewyren | reverend |
| rhiaddenir | to reclaim, reclamation |
| rhiant (f) | queen |
| rhiar | to water |
| rhib (f) | bank |
| rhibeir (f) | shore |
| rhibenhir | to regret |
| rhibenhirsi | to repent |
| rhibos (m) | time out, break |
| rhibresenhan (m) | representative |
| rhibresenhar | to perform' |
| rhich | rich |
| rhicheid (f) | wealth |
| rhicitar | to recite (poetry) |
| rhidarddar | to postpone |
| rhidarddediwn (f) | delay |
| rhidder | to laugh |
| rhiddigl | ridiculous |
| rhiddigliddar | to mock |
| rhiddynger | to rejoin (a society or club) |
| rhidraeth (m) | retreat |
| rhiduif (m) | redirection |
| rhiewalewediwn (f) | re-evaluation |
| rhiffeirthar | to strengthen |
| rhiffleissiwn (f) | reflection |
| rhifflaethar | to reflect |
| rhiffysar | to refuse (to do smt) |
| rhifissiwn (f) | redelivery |
| rhiganhar | to declare, to proclaim, to state, to affirm |
| rhiganhiwn (f) | statement |
| rhigirch (m) | searching, pursuit, search, research |
| rhiglafar | to claim, to complain |
| rhiglinar | to recline, to lean |
| rhigobrir | to recover |
| rhigoenuscebl | recognisable |
| rhigoenuscer | to recognise, to acknowledge |
| rhigomenediwn (f) | recommendation |
| rhigriediwn (f) | re-creation |
| rhigruiscer | to regenerate |
| rhîl (m) | reel(-dance) |
| rhilaesar | to relax |
| rhimpressiwn (f) | reprint |
| rhinewediwn (f) | renewal |
| rhinewar | to renovate, to restore |
| rhis (f) | quarrel |
| rhis (m) | laugh, laughter, giggle |
| rhîs (m) | rice |
| rhispirar | respiratory |
| rhispirar | to breathe |
| rhissifileint (f) | resemblance |
| rhistreitharsi | to shrink (intransitive) |
| rhisurs (fpl) | resource |
| rhiwist (f) | review |
| rhiwidder | to revise |
| rhiwiwer | to restore to life, to revive |
| rhiwomidediwn | regurgitation |
| rhoar | to ask, to request, to question |
| rhoch (f) | rock |
| rhod (f) | wheel |
| rhoen (m) | peak |
| rhonrhon (m) | purr |
| rhos (f) | rose |
| rhostr (m) | face |
| rhudder | to gnaw |
| rhufan | Roman |
| Rhufein (f) | Rome |
| rhufur (m) | noise |
| rhufust | sturdy |
| rhui (m) | king, sovereign |
| rhuifar | to row |
| rhuith | very (with noun) |
| rhumher | to break, to tear |
| rhumher cligfent | to snap (transitive verb) |
| rhur | to roar |
| rhuthyr (f) | break |
| rhyynir | channel |
| rhyn (m) | secret |
| rhyniwn (f) | assembly, congregation, meeting, session, gathering |
| rhys | red |
| rhysteflisfent (m) | recovery |
| rhystig (m) | pig (pejorative) |
| risotto (m) | risotto |
| S,s | |
| sa | she; they (f) |
| Sabad | Saturday |
| saber | to know, to concern, to be used to (something) |
| saber (m) | lore, learning |
| sabur (m) | taste |
| saburus | fragrant |
| sach (f) | sack |
| sach (f) ddorfir | sleeping bag |
| sad (m) | abundance |
| sadig | luxuriant |
| sadyrigheir (m) | satirist |
| Saesein (f) | England, where Saesonig speakers come from. |
| Saesonig (f) | English |
| saeth | holy, saint |
| saith | arrow |
| saithar | to shoot |
| sal (m) | salt |
| salami (m pl) | salami |
| salar | to pickle |
| salfun (m) | salmon |
| sals (f) | sauce |
| sals (f) domato | tomato sauce |
| sals (f) soy | soy sauce |
| salw | nasty |
| salwar | to save |
| salyd (m) | salvation, greetings, my goodness! (used as an exclamation) |
| salyd (m) corfforal | fitness |
| salydar | to greet |
| san | healthy, well |
| sanal | specific |
| sanar | to heal, healing |
| sandad (f) | health |
| sanfent (m) | appointment |
| sang (m) | blood |
| sar | excellent, splendid |
| sarwieth (f) | serviette |
| sarwil | cringing |
| satisffaethiwn (f) | satisfaction |
| se | if, whether, providing that |
| se ddeg a'w | please (exclamation) |
| se sia rhen | unless |
| seblir | to put something to rest |
| sed (m) | lounge |
| sedd (m) | job, office |
| sedd (m) consul | consulate |
| sedd (m) gwiadigar | travel agency |
| sediwn (m) | season |
| Sedref (m) | October |
| sefid (f) | path |
| seg | with him, her, it ,their |
| segar | to mow, to cut |
| segar i llo chyfid | to dice (something) |
| seghediwn (f) | cut |
| seghen | result, succeeding |
| segher | to follow, to go out with (someone), to result |
| segher a | to act on |
| segher lla bist | to track |
| segl (m) | century |
| segl-carth (m) | quarter-century |
| segredeir (m) | mystic |
| segriffig (m) | sacrifice |
| segruid | secret |
| segruid (m) | mystery |
| segruidfent | confidentially |
| segun | second |
| segun | according to |
| segun-fan | secondhand |
| segun lla rhaphorth | reportedly |
| segunar | to favour |
| segyr | sure, safe, secure |
| segyr (m) | axe |
| segyrdad (f) | certainty, safety, security |
| segyrfent | surely, safely, definitely |
| sei | six |
| sein (m) | dream; sign |
| seinal (m) | signal, marker |
| seinal | dream |
| seinnod (m) | mark |
| seint | without |
| seir | grave, urgent |
| seirfent | seriously |
| seleithiwnar | to select |
| selen | exit (adj) |
| seleri (m) | celery |
| selir | to go out |
| sell (m) | pew |
| selsig (m) | sausage |
| sempr | always |
| senadal | parliamentary |
| seneg (m) | old man |
| senghas (m) | tale, story |
| senhen | sentient |
| sennenabl | sensible |
| senghir | to hallow, to sanctify, to be holy |
| senhid (m) | sense |
| senhir | to feel, to sense, to experience |
| senhir ill desir per... | to miss someone |
| senir | to ordain |
| sensediwnal | stunning |
| sentfent (m) | feeling, emotion |
| ser (f) | saw |
| serffent (m) | serpent |
| serrar | to shut |
| sertheir (f) | witch |
| seruin | clear |
| seruindad (f) | serenity |
| serw (m) | servant, bondsman |
| serwer | to serve, to voice (an opinion) |
| sescar | to be quiet |
| seth | seven |
| sethfen (m) | week |
| sethfenal | weekly |
| sew | his, her, its, their |
| sew alltr | each other, one another |
| sewen ti | mind you (exclamation) |
| sewenirsi | to remember, to give one's regards |
| si | himself, herself, itself, themselves, oneself (subject) |
| si | yes, yeah (exclamation), used to introduce an emphatic statement where English would use 'do' |
| si chun ill temp | as time goes on |
| sia gwenir | coming (adjective) |
| sia llafurar | working (adjective |
| siamuis | Siamese |
| sich | dry |
| sichar | to dry, to dry up, to wilt |
| sidder | to sit, to sit down, to perch |
| sidder syrs | to squash (someone) |
| sifil, fil | like (the shorter form is more popular to the point of being standard) |
| sifilar | to be like |
| sig, si | so, as, thus, providing (that), prior (to) |
| sigar (m) | cigar |
| sigareth (m) | cigarette |
| sig...fil | as...as |
| sileint (m) | silence, stillness |
| siliciwm (m) | silicon |
| silicon (f) | silicone |
| singiwirfent | sincerely, cordially |
| siniffigadiw | significant |
| Sion (m) | Zion |
| sitewediwn (f) | situation |
| slip (m) | slip (of paper) |
| sobr | sober |
| soch (m) | ploughshare |
| social | social |
| sociedad (f) | society |
| sogr (f, m) | mother-in-law, father-in-law |
| sol (f) | sole |
| sol (m) | earth, floor |
| sollt (m) | shilling |
| sollteir (m) | soldier, private |
| solwer | to loosen |
| son (m) | sound |
| sônigar | to dream |
| sônigl (m) | sleep |
| sop (f) | soup |
| sorfid (f) | sip |
| sorfir | to sip |
| sorth (m) | kind, sort, type |
| sorthcomist | cross |
| sorth diwrn | one day |
| suberffeig (f) | area |
| subr | on, above, onto, about to (alternatively 'assubr') |
| subr (m) | envelope |
| subr gweddir | in process |
| subr lla draeth | on to |
| subr llo phuith di llo sew ddeid | at one's fingertips |
| subr yn weg | at a time, straight (adv) |
| subr yst di demp | currently |
| subran (m) | sovereign |
| subranynt (f) | conviction |
| subrar | to overrun |
| subrcirchadur (m) | auditor |
| subrcirchar | to audit |
| subrffeiy | surface (adjective) |
| subrroëdiwn (f) | examination |
| subrweilar | to supervise, to oversee |
| subrweileint (f) | oversight |
| subrwestir | to robe |
| subrwiwar | to survive |
| sucar (m) | sugar |
| sucar (m) rhys | brown sugar |
| suchudar | to shake |
| suchurs (m) | succour |
| sudiwrn | residential |
| sufflar | to blow |
| sufforth (m) | support |
| suffreint (f) | suffering |
| suffrir | to suffer |
| sugerer | to suggest |
| suges (m) | success |
| suggessiw | succeeding |
| sugestiwn | suggestion |
| sui | himself, herself, itself, themselves, oneself (disjunctive) |
| suicid (m) | suicide (person) |
| suif | half |
| suifefeirant (m) | autobiography |
| suifent (m) | seed |
| suin (m) | weather |
| suir | perpetual, long |
| suir (m) | evening, twilight |
| suis (m) | sense |
| sul | only, lonely, mere, alone |
| sul (m) | sun |
| sulfent | alone, just, merely |
| sumodar | to move, to remove, to shift |
| sumodediwn (f) | movement |
| sumodfent (m) | move |
| superiwr | superior |
| suphuner | to suppose |
| suphressiwn (f) | abolition |
| sur (f) | sister |
| suryer | to rise, to lift, to erect, to arise |
| suryer byllentfent | to boil up |
| suryer sew cor | to take heart |
| suspener | to suspend |
| suspirar | to sigh |
| susten (m) | back-up |
| sustener | to sustain |
| sut (m) | suit, form |
| Swister (f) | Switzerland |
| sýdanfent | suddenly |
| syddar | to sweat |
| syddeith (m) | subject (topic) |
| syddid (m) | subject (of a state) |
| syffleig' (m) | nuisance |
| syfid (f) | ascent |
| syg (m) | juice |
| sýlif | sublime |
| syll (m) | seal (a surface) |
| syllafar | to spell |
| syllar | to seal (a surface) |
| symbol (m) | symbol |
| synthof (m) | symptom |
| syrchwegl... | great-great...(grandfather) |
| syrchwis (f) | style |
| syridder | to smile |
| syrs | over, up, on top of |
| syrs afent | available |
| syrs yn dest | spare |
| syrsdegal | teenage |
| syrsdith | above |
| syscrifer | to subscribe |
| sythil | subtle |