This Dutch to Welsh dictionary searches words in both directions at the same time.
Both Dutch to Welsh and Welsh to Dutch translations will be listed at once.
#Dutch'baby (m'f), zuigeling (m'f), pasgeborene (m'f) baban (m) appel (m) afal bloem (f) blodyn (m) boek (n) llyfr (m) boom (m) coeden, pren, colfen (colloquial) broer (m), broeder (m) (formal) brawd dag (m); etmaal (n) dydd (m); dwthwn (m) dank u, dank je, dankjewel, bedankt diolch dier (n); beest (n) anifail (m); (m) gaan mynd geld (n) arian hallo, hoi, dag (informal), goede dag (formal) helo, bore da ('good morning'), dydd da ('good day') hond (m) ci (m) huis (n); onderkomen (n) tŷ (m); annedd (m) huiskat; kat (m); poes (f); kater (m) cath (f) jongen (m); knaap (m) bachgen (m); bechgyn liefde (f) serch (m) luisteren; naar gwrando man (m); heer (m) gŵr (m); dyn (m) meisje (n); meid (f); meidje (n); griet (f); grietje (n) bachgennes (f); geneth (f) | moeder (f) mam nee#Dutch'nee, neen (formal) na (nǎ or nâ, using nazalized n; commonly used also by English speakers) paard (n); (n) ceffyl school (f) ysgol (f) schrijven ysgrifennu stad (f) caer (f); dinas (f) tijd (m) amser vader (m); papa tad vrede (f); peis (f) heddwch vrouw (f) benyw (f); dynes (f) vuur (n) tân (m) zus (f); zuster (f) chwaer (f) |
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