2021 Dedh Pajar Ügens hag Üdnek
De Yow, kensa mis Ebrel
Thursday,
1st April
Pandr'ew an jedh hedhyw? Calan Ebrel ew. An
kensa dedh a vis Ebrel ew pub pres Calan Ebrel. Bes e'n vledhen ma thewa,
ewedh, De Yow Hablys, an jedh ken De Gwener an Grows. A wrüg nebonan saya dhe
wil ges ahanowgh e'n mettin ma? Ow gour a sayas, saw na veu vy tòllys! Pur deg o
an gewer hedhyw ha leun ew an keow ha lowarthow a flourys gwenton. Ma flour
melyn lowr - ster an gwenton (losow lagas), lily Corawys, brially. Ha, heb mar, ma pub pres eythin. Ew gwell genowgh
flourys rüdhlas? Ma lies melyonen. Saw nag ens mellyon wheg, etho nag eus sawor.
Ma mir a ergh war nebes gwedh - ma'n spern dû ow pleujowa. My a gerdhas diweyth
hedhyw - eneth the gemeres fôtô rag avorow hag arta dhe vetya kyttrin ow mergh
wydn. An dhavas a veu cûryus dhe'm
gweles arta.
What is the day today? It's April Fools' Day. The
first day of the month of April is always April Fools' Day. But this year it
is, also, Maundy Thursday, the day before Good Friday. Did anyone try to play a
trick on you this morning? My husband tried, but I was not deceived! The
weather today was very lovely and the hedges and gardens are full of spring
flowers. There are plenty of yellow flowers - celandines (stars of the spring
or eye plants), daffodils (Lenten lilies), primroses. And,
of course, there is always gorse. Do you prefer mauve flowers? There are lots
of violets. But they are not sweet violets, so there is no scent. There's an appearance
of snow on some trees - the blackthorn is in blossom. I walked twice today -
once to take a photo for tomorrow and again to meet my granddaughter's bus. The
sheep was curious to see me again.
Deg ger
rag hedhyw: Ten words for today
bleujowa to
blossom, bloom, flower
De Yow
Hablys Maundy Thursday (also De Yow Bask)
diweyth twice
gwil ges
a (nebonan) to play a joke on (somebody)
losow
lagas lesser celandines < lagas (m) eye
mellyon violets >
melyonen (f)
rüdhlas purple,
mauve, violet, etc. (red-blue)
sawor (m) scent,
perfume
tòllys deceived,
conned, taken in
ünweyth ~
eneth once
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