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However, in parts of South ADJECTIVES 31 Wales one hears nosonfraf noswaith fraf merchfraf (This is explained by T. J. Morgan in TC 443). When an adj. precedes a noun in a compound, the noun is mutated, whether it be masc. : (loose compound) gwir ddyn, hen ferch, annwyl wlad; (mutation or non-mutation in adjectives in degrees other than the positive are dealt with in § 53); (strict compound) gwenferch, cromlech, hirddydd, hendref glasfro. § 43. When a genitive noun follows another noun (masc. ) no compound is formed, and the genitive noun is not mutated: mab bardd 'a bard's son'; merch bugail 'a shepherd's daughter'; gwallt bachgen 'a boy's hair'; gwallt merch 'a girl's hair'; calon mam 'a mother's heart'.
Id: cadernid, rhyddid (formerly rhydd-did). -rwydd: caredigrwydd, helaethrwydd, addasrwydd, ardderchowgrwydd. -wch: heddwch, tywyllwch, brawdgarwch, hawddgarwch, dedwyddwch. -yd: iechyd, dedwyddyd, esmwythyd, seguryd. Exceptions: the following are feminine: trindod, buchedd, cynghanedd, trugaredd, ordinhad, cenadwri; galwad, ymgeledd, addewid can be either masc. : Mt. xiii. 54, 'y doethineb hwn'; Mk. vi. ' (ii) Feminine nouns (mostly abstract): -aeth, -iaeth: gwybodaeth, darbodaeth, dirnadaeth, tywysogaeth, esgobaeth, amheuaeth, athrawiaeth, athroniaeth, gwyddoniaeth, barddoniaeth, rhagoriaeth, swyddogaeth, gweinidogaeth, rhagluniaäh.
G. enw'i' fab 'his son's n a m e ' ; torriVA gwallt 'cutting your hair'; onVch gwelodd? '; golchi'rc dillad 'washing our clothes'; oriau'rc bywyd 'the hours of our life'; bwyta'w bwyd 'eating their food'. 'w is always genitive and can be used only after the prep. g. : Pwy a'm gwelodd i? 'Who (is it) who saw m e ? ' ; Hi a'th dywys 'She will guide thee'; Fe'm gwelwyd 'I was seen'; Ni'th gosba ' H e will not punish thee'; Oni'm credant? 'Will they not believe m e ? ' ; Pa le y'th welais? 'Where did I see y o u ?