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English translation of Welsh nouns: animals

The Welsh language, despite being spoken by just under a million people, features many particular nuances. Lots of people find this language difficult to learn. However in some cases, Welsh words have certain connection to those of Anglo-Saxon or Romance origins.
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Last updated: April 20, 2020
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Welsh
English
aderyn
bird
arth
bear
blaidd
wolf
buwch
cow
carw
deer
cath
cat
ceffyl
horse
ci
dog
copyn
spider
cranc
crab
crwban
tortoise
cwningen
rabbit
dafad
sheep
dolffin
dolphin
draig
dragon
eliffant
elephant
Welsh
English
gafr
goat
gwenynen
bee
hwyaden
duck
iâr
hen
llew
lion
llygoden
mouse
mochyn
pig
morfil
whale
mwnci
monkey
neidr
snake
pili pala
butterfly
pryf
insect
pysgod
fish
siark
shark
teigr
tiger
tylluan
owl
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3 Comments
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Level 68
Apr 21, 2020
The words are derived from the excellent Duolingo Welsh course.
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Level 64
Apr 20, 2020
Wow I don't know where I dragged those out from. Sorry to have forgotten cwningen though. 'Cranc' is nice, I didn't know that one at all. Nice quiz.
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Level 68
Apr 21, 2020
Honestly I giggled a bit the first time I learned these Welsh words.