SIARAD - Stammers6
Instances of bob

39BLW+< <dw i is(io)> [/] # dw i isio bob sectionE fod tua hyn o fawr .
  be.1S.PRESbe.V.1S.PRES PRON.1SI.PRON.1S wantwant.N.M.SG be.1S.PRESbe.V.1S.PRES PRON.1SI.PRON.1S wantwant.N.M.SG everyeach.PREQ+SM sectionsection.N.SG be.NONFINbe.V.INFIN+SM abouttowards.PREP thisthis.PRON.DEM.SP ofhe.PRON.M.3S.[or].from.PREP.[or].of.PREP bigbig.ADJ+SM
  I want each section to be about this big.
223IFAsoCE mae raid <chdi gael joints@s:eng> [/] i [?] chdi gael jointsE arbennig yn bob congl .
  soso.ADV be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES necessitynecessity.N.M.SG+SM PRON.2Syou.PRON.2S have.NONFINget.V.INFIN+SM jointsjoint.N.PL toto.PREP PRON.2Syou.PRON.2S have.NONFINget.V.INFIN+SM jointsjoint.N.PL specialspecial.ADJ inin.PREP everyeach.PREQ+SM cornercorner.N.F.SG
  so you have to have special joints in each corner.
473BLWmae (y)n ffeindio jobsCE bob man dydy ?
  be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES PRTPRT find.NONFINfind.V.INFIN jobsjob.N.SG+PL everyeach.PREQ+SM placeplace.N.MF.SG be.3S.PRES.NEGbe.V.3S.PRES.NEG
  she finds jobs everywhere, doesn't she?
884HEUbob diwrnod .
  everyeach.PREQ+SM dayday.N.M.SG
  every day.
885HEUbob un bore .
  everyeach.PREQ+SM oneone.NUM morningmorning.N.M.SG
  every single morning.
901BLWbathCE bob tro .
  bathbath.N.SG.[or].path.N.SG+SM everyeach.PREQ+SM turnturn.N.M.SG.[or].turn.V.2S.IMPER
  a bath, every time.
903BLWdw i (y)n cael bathCE bob yn ail ddiwrnod .
  be.1S.PRESbe.V.1S.PRES PRON.1SI.PRON.1S PRTPRT have.NONFINget.V.INFIN bathbath.N.SG.[or].path.N.SG+SM everyeach.PREQ+SM PRTPRT.[or].in.PREP secondsecond.ORD dayday.N.M.SG+SM
  I have a bath every other day.
1033IFAdim bob bnawn nac oedd [?] ?
  NEGnothing.N.M.SG.[or].not.ADV everyeach.PREQ+SM afternoonafternoon.N.M.SG+SM NEGPRT.NEG be.3S.IMPbe.V.3S.IMPERF
  not every afternoon, no?

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