SIARAD - Robert5
Instances of fedd
| 1004 | ELI | ie ond &o [//] (.) oedd [/] oedd (y)na garreg fedd <i &a> [/] i Auntie Jane (.) yn y fynwent (.) y fynwent ganol . |
| yesyes.ADV butbut.CONJ be.3S.IMPbe.V.3S.IMPERF be.3S.IMPbe.V.3S.IMPERF therethere.ADV stonestone.N.F.SG+SM gravesay.V.INFIN+SM toto.PREP toto.PREP Auntiename Janename inin.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF graveyardgraveyard.N.F.SG+SM DETthe.DET.DEF graveyardgraveyard.N.F.SG+SM middlemiddle.N.M.SG+SM | ||
| yes, but there was a gravestone for Auntie Jane in the graveyard, the middle graveyard | ||
| 1006 | ELI | carreg fedd wen . |
| stonestone.N.F.SG gravegrave.N.M.SG+SM whitewhite.ADJ.F+SM.[or].white.ADJ+SM | ||
| a white gravestone |
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