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Often used in the same context:
owain,
aneurin,
dyfed,
cwm,
rhos,
wyn,
dinas,
aberdare,
gustard,
maes,
heaume,
ponty,
nerys,
dros,
mawr,
carmarthenshire,
scrum half,
welshman,
prees,
otley,
cyn,
fly half,
caernarfon,
harlech,
smeeth,
withies,
eleni,
glynne,
loz,
psychol,
ilkley,
codlin,
caerleon,
emlyn,
gorsedd,
bryony,
sharpling,
tristram,
caerphilly,
cleck,
hogg,
gwydion,
clwyd,
lythe,
chirk,
platel,
llangollen,
dirs,
keble,
colour sergeant,
bebington,
mid glamorgan,
brize,
gael,
copplestone,
monmouthshire,
bassenthwaite,
firbank,
oed,
rhys,
mansel,
tapster,
stour,
geal,
llandaff,
thorpe,
agor,
glamorganshire,
lammas,
ghyll,
llanelli,
mbe,
rhondda,
hwyl,
astley,
powys,
wigtown,
charollais,
reigate,
snowdonia,
nuneaton,
scole,
slabber,
watchet,
felly,
thatcher,
wensleydale,
rumney,
boyo,
bodmin,
worral,
gimmer,
winterbourne,
throstle,
carmarthen,
brighouse,
pontypridd,
somner,
pembrokeshire,
cornishman,
gelligaer,
draper
Appears in the definition of:
ler,
lir,
manawydan,
manawyddan
More general:
celtic deity
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