SIARAD - Fusser17<br/>Instances of <strong>defaid</strong>

SIARAD - Fusser17
Instances of defaid

419	AET	mae hwnna (ba)swn i ddeud (we)di cael ei cropio lawr efo (y)r defaid .
		be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES thatthat.PRON.DEM.M.SG be.1S.CONDITbe.V.1S.PLUPERF PRON.1SI.PRON.1S say.NONFINsay.V.INFIN+SM PRT.PASTafter.PREP get.NONFINget.V.INFIN POSS.3Shis.ADJ.POSS.M.3S crop.NONFINtrim.V.INFIN downdown.ADV.[or].floor.N.M.SG+SM withwith.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF sheepsheep.N.F.PL
		that, I'd say, has been cropped down with the sheep
508	AET	ac yn yr ha # umCE edrych ar_ôl defaid oedden nhw mynd i_fyny i (y)r # tŷ bach oedden nhw galw (y)r hafod ["] .
		andand.CONJ inin.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF summersummer.N.M.SG IMum.IM look.NONFINlook.V.2S.IMPER.[or].look.V.3S.PRES.[or].look.V.INFIN afterafter.PREP sheepsheep.N.F.PL be.3PL.IMPbe.V.3P.IMPERF PRON.3PLthey.PRON.3P go.NONFINgo.V.INFIN upup.ADV toto.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF househouse.N.M.SG smallsmall.ADJ be.3PL.IMPbe.V.3P.IMPERF PRON.3PLthey.PRON.3P call.NONFINcall.V.INFIN DETthe.DET.DEF hafodunk
		and in the summer, um, looking after sheep, they'd go up to the little house they called the "hafod"
513	AET	a dw i (y)n amau # bod o (y)n umCE # lôn bach gyhoeddus i [/] i [/] # i mynd â gwartheg a defaid a ballu drosodd .
		andand.CONJ be.1S.PRESbe.V.1S.PRES PRON.1SI.PRON.1S PRTPRT suspect.NONFINdoubt.V.INFIN be.NONFINbe.V.INFIN PRON.3SMhe.PRON.M.3S PRTPRT.[or].in.PREP IMum.IM wayunk smallsmall.ADJ publicpublic.ADJ+SM toto.PREP toto.PREP toto.PREP go.NONFINgo.V.INFIN withwith.PREP cowscattle.N.M.PL andand.CONJ sheepsheep.N.F.PL andand.CONJ suchsuchlike.PRON overover.ADV+SM
		and I suspect it was, um, a little public way to take cows and sheep and such over

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