-
Evandars world,
Dallandra returns to
Aderyn but
almost 200
years have p****ed in the physical. By this time
Aderyn had lost all hope of
seeing Dallandra...
- The
Aderyn y
corff (sometimes
Aderyn corff or
Deryn corff;
occasionally spelled Aderyn y
Corph in
archaic forms; all
these roughly translate to Corpse...
- Pen Dal-
aderyn is the
westernmost point of
mainland Wales. It is in Pembrokeshire, west of St Davids. It
means 'Bird-catching Head' in Welsh. grid reference...
-
Craig yr
Aderyn, also
known as Bird's Rock, is a hill
rising to a
height of 258
metres (846 ft)
above sea
level on the
south bank of the
River Dysynni...
-
Canvas Horse". One
account from West
Glamorgan has the head
termed the
aderyn bee [bi?] y llwyd,
meaning the "Grey Magpie",
although this may be due to...
-
siopa bùth siop shop thie tigh,
teach taigh tŷ
house eean éan eun, ian
aderyn, edn bird jees, daa dá, dhá, dó; (people) beirt, dís dà, dhà; (people) dithis...
-
translations of John Sparrow. His most
significant prose work is
Llyfr y Tri
Aderyn, or The Book of the
Three Birds,
comprising a
religious and
political debate...
- the
Ramsey Sound. The most
westerly mainland point of
Wales is at Pen Dal-
aderyn. To the
north lie
Whitesands Bay and St
Davids Head,
which are
locally notable...
- for his crime.
While this is happening,
Nevyn meets Lyssa's
elder son,
Aderyn. He
teaches the boy a
little herbcraft, and
eventually takes him as apprentice...
-
General Oni
Torngarsuk Yaoguai Yekyua Puck in
English folklore Aderyn y
corph Po****r
culture Welsh mythology English mythology Harvey (1944 play) Harvey...
