2021 Dedh Etek ha Dewgens
De Sadorn,
seythves warn ügens mis Whevrel
Saturday, 27th February
Flourys wheg - otta gwenton. Ma whath nebes rew en mettin avarr bes howl a wra en cres an jedh. Ma losyow on ha flourys gwedh e'n keow, ma lies steren an gwenton emesk an gwels ha thew lowarthow leun a liw. Ma en moy e'n pras ewedh. Da ew gans an deves debry gòra glas (saw nag ew da genam an blas). Ow hentrevoges a ros dhebm nebes flourys - lily Corawys, tulips, diw lestren burpur ha hyacinth. My a'ga gòrras en jorrik jamm pur goth (kevys genam e'n lowarth). Ma briny dre ow tallath neythy en gwedh hir, meur aga thros. Neythow gwag coth ell bos gwelys war scorednow noth.
Sweet
flowers - here's spring. There's still a bit of frost in early morning but the
sun shines in the middle of the day. There are catkins and blossom in the
hedges, there are lots of celandines among the grass and gardens are colourful.
There are more lambs in the field too. The ewes like eating silage (but I don't
like the smell). My neighbour gave me some flowers - daffodils, tulips, two
purple irises and a hyacinth. I put them in an antique jam jar (that I found in
the garden). Rooks are starting to nest in tall trees, with a lot of noise. Old
empty nests can be seen on bare branches.
blas (m) smell
(bad)
briny dre
rooks
< bran dre (f)
flourys ~
flowrys gwedh blossom (tree flowers)
gòra glas
(m) silage
jorrik
jamm (m)
jam jar
lestren (f) iris
> (plural) lester
losyow on
hazel catkins
(lambs' tails) < lost on (m)
neythy to nest
< neyth (m)
scorednow
branches
< scorren (f)
steren an
gwenton (f) lesser celandine
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