- The Four
Branches of the
Mabinogi or
Pedair Cainc Y
Mabinogi are the
earliest prose stories in the
literature of Britain.
Originally written in
Wales in...
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numbers "two" (dau and dwy), "three" (tri and tair) and "four" (pedwar and
pedair),
which must
agree with the
grammatical gender of the
objects being counted...
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numbers 'two' (dau and dwy), 'three' (tri and tair) and 'four' (pedwar and
pedair),
which must
agree with the
grammatical gender of the
objects being counted...
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Pedairffordd Halt
railway station (alternatively
Pedair-Ffordd Halt) was a
station on the
Tanat Valley Light Railway,
located 1.3
miles south of Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant...
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tales of
Welsh mythology known as the Four
Branches of the
Mabinogi (Welsh:
Pedair Cainc y Mabinogi,
often referred to as
simply Y Mabinogi), from
which the...
- tri, teyr tri, teir 4 *petwares (m), *petesres (f) petuar, (?) pedwar,
pedair peswar,
peder pevar,
peder 5 *pempe pimp pump pymp pemp 6 *swexs chwech...
- Kemp
Scottish Gaelic:
Farpais lìg eadar-nàiseanta Welsh:
Pencampwriaeth y
Pedair Gwlad Unofficial edition, part of the
Victory Internationals.
Competed as...
-
Rhonabwy is
absent from the
White Book. The Four
Branches of the
Mabinogi (
Pedair Cainc y Mabinogi) are the most
clearly mythological stories contained in...
- (fem. cethēoir,
influenced by fem. tēoir "three") "four"; W
pedwar (fem.
pedair) "four" čʿorkʿ, kʿaṙ (rare) "four katër "four" A śtwar, B śtwer "four" (remodelled...
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meddera pedera medderte anudder metherma mether mither metheri pedwar m,
pedair f
peswar m,
peder f
pevar m,
peder f 5 pimp gip pimp pimp pimp
nimph pip...
