Dedh
Dew Cans ha Trei Ügens
De
Meurth,
seytegves mis Gwedngala
Tuesday,
17th
September
Da
ew genam pub de Meurth.
Hir
ew an kerdh dhe'n dre bes nag ewa cas genam. Ma lies tra dhe les dhe
weles. E'n keow ma mor dû
whath. Nebes diwedhes ens. Ma sawarn wheg dhodhans – mowns o tynya
preves. Thew an idhyow plenteth ewedh. Leun a flourys ewa – ha
preves whath môy.
Gwedhen idhyowek alja codha gans an poos. Ma'n kelebmy resek war an
to. Egor ew aga soler kelebmy rag may hallans neyja oll adro.
Solabres ma ogan rüdh
war an bagas ma, saw ma whath üdn
rosen gigliw. Da ew gen gwenenen ew an rosen.
I
like every Tuesday. The walk to the village is long but I don't hate
it. There are lots of interesting things to see. In the hedgerows
there are still blackberries. They are a bit late. They have a lovely
smell – they are attracting insects. The ivy is abundant as well.
It is full of flowers – and even more insects. An ivy covered tree
could fall with the weight. The racing pigeons are on the roof. Their
loft is open so that they can fly all around. There are already red
rosehips on this bush but there is still one pink rose. A bee likes
the rose.
Deg
ger rag hedhyw: Ten
words for today
colobmednow
(pl)
<
colobmen
(f)
pigeon
(or
dove)
dynya
to
attract, entice, tempt (you
can also use tedna
to pull)
idhyowek
ivy
covered (useful
-ek
adjectival
ending)
<
idhyow ivy
kelebmy
(irregular
plural of colom
(f) pigeon consonant
change < vowel change)
oganen
(f) rose hip > (col) ogan
prev
insect
(general
term for a creepy-crawly)
> preves
or
prevyon
(pl)
sawarn
(f)
or
sawor (m)
odour,
smell, scent (but
blas
bad smell)
solabres
already
(soladhedh
goes
back even further
> long
since, etc.)
soler
loft,
attic, gallery (meaning
made clearer by occupants or contents)
whath
yet,
still (a
useful word with several adaptations)
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