SIARAD - Fusser9
Instances of mynyddoedd for speaker BAG
| 281 | BAG | ac umCE # mae [/] mae llynnoedd a m:ynyddoedd yn y pethau efo (y)r enwau # hyna un mae debyg <yn y> [//] a [/] a [/] ac [/] ac afonydd wrth_gwrs yn_de . |
| andand.CONJ IMum.IM be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES lakeslakes.N.M.PL andand.CONJ mountainsmountains.N.M.PL PRTin.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF thingsthings.N.M.PL withwith.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF namesnames.N.M.PL oldestthere.ADV+H oneone.NUM be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES likelysimilar.ADJ+SM inin.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF andand.CONJ andand.CONJ andand.CONJ andand.CONJ riversrivers.N.F.PL of_courseof_course.ADV TAGisn't_it.IM | ||
| and um lakes and mountains are the things that have the oldest names apparently, and rivers of course, right |
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