SIARAD - Fusser28
Word frequency

Words with language tag: cym (1493)

yn (PRT) [55], mae (be.3S.PRES) [48], o (PRON.3SM) [38], be (what) [35], i (PRON.1S) [32], yna (there) [32], i (to) [30], na (no) [28], de (TAG) [25], ti (PRON.2S) [23], dw (be.1S.PRES) [22], fo (PRON.3SM) [21], a (and) [19], ddim (NEG) [19], isio (want) [19], oes (be.3S.PRES) [19], chdi (PRON.2S) [18], wedi (PRT.PAST) [18], ydy (be.3S.PRES) [18], nhw (PRON.3PL) [17], ia (yes) [16], wan (now) [16], hwn (this) [15], y (DET) [15], efo (with) [14], un (one) [14], yma (here) [14], yr (DET) [14], ar (on) [13], rywbeth (something) [12], ffonio (phone.NONFIN) [11], fi (PRON.1S) [11], i (for) [11], mynd (go.NONFIN) [11], ni (PRON.1PL) [11], dim (NEG) [10], does (be.3S.PRES.NEG) [10], dydy (be.3S.PRES.NEG) [10], wneud (do.NONFIN) [10], yndy (be.3S.PRES) [10], am (for) [9], deud (say.NONFIN) [9], do (yes) [9], iawn (right) [9], sut (how) [9], yn (in) [9], dyna (there) [8], o (of) [8], sy (be.PRES.REL) [8], timod (know.2S) [8], wnaeth (do.3S.PAST) [8], â (with) [7], hefyd (also) [7], hi (PRON.3SF) [7], mae (be.3PL.PRES) [7], roid (put.NONFIN) [7], yn_ôl (back) [7], bydd (be.3S.FUT) [6], gael (get.NONFIN) [6], ond (but) [6], bod (be.NONFIN) [5], diwrnod (day) [5], felly (thus) [5], hynna (that) [5], llawr (floor) [5], lle (where) [5], llefrith (milk) [5], mis (month) [5], rhein (these) [5], talu (pay.NONFIN) [5], tri (three.M) [5], wnes (do.1S.PAST) [5], dan (be.1PL.PRES) [4], di (PRON.2S) [4], ei (POSS.3SM) [4], fan (place) [4], fath (kind) [4], fod (be.NONFIN) [4], fory (tomorrow) [4], gorffen (finish.NONFIN) [4], gweithio (work.NONFIN) [4], gyn (with) [4], iawn (very) [4], nag (NEG) [4], neu (or) [4], newydd (new) [4], oedd (be.3S.IMP) [4], o'n (be.1S.IMP) [4], pethau (things) [4], roi (put.NONFIN) [4], ryw (some) [4], ac (and) [3], allan (out) [3], amdan (for) [3], arno (on.3SM) [3], byddan (be.3PL.FUT) [3], cael (get.NONFIN) [3], chwech (six) [3], chwilio (search.NONFIN) [3], clywed (hear.NONFIN) [3], dalu (pay.NONFIN) [3], dod (come.NONFIN) [3], dŵad (say.2S.IMPER) [3], enw (name) [3], fydd (be.3S.FUT) [3], gest (get.2S.PAST) [3], hwnna (that) [3], i_fewn (in) [3], jarjio (charge.NONFIN) [3], meddwl (think.NONFIN) [3], mond (only) [3], nôl (back) [3], paid (desist.2S.IMPER) [3], raid (necessity) [3], rywun (somebody) [3], siwgr (sugar) [3], sti (know.2S) [3], ta (or) [3], ta (then) [3], tan (until) [3], wedyn (then) [3], well (better) [3], wna (do.1S.NONPAST) [3], a (go.1S.NONPAST) [2], â (PRT) [2], am (about) [2], anghofio (forget.NONFIN) [2], ballu (such) [2], basai (be.3S.CONDIT) [2], basen (be.3PL.CONDIT) [2], ben (end) [2], bob (every) [2], bob_dim (everything) [2], bysai (be.3S.CONDIT) [2], cawn (get.1PL.NONPAST) [2], cei (get.2S.NONPAST) [2], da (good) [2], dan (under) [2], ddeud (say.NONFIN) [2], ddeudaist (say.2S.PAST) [2], ddim_byd (nothing) [2], digon (enough) [2], diolch (thanks) [2], do (roof) [2], (house) [2], eto (again) [2], fawr (big) [2], feddwl (think.NONFIN) [2], fewn (in) [2], fynedd (patience) [2], golwg (sight) [2], gormod (too_much) [2], gweld (see.NONFIN) [2], gwir (truth) [2], gwsmer (customer) [2], gwybod (know.NONFIN) [2], gyn (by) [2], gynta (first) [2], hen (old) [2], heno (tonight) [2], ie (yes) [2], iwsio (use.NONFIN) [2], llall (other) [2], llawer (much) [2], losgi (burn.NONFIN) [2], Mai (May) [2], man (place) [2], mawr (big) [2], na (PRT) [2], naddo (no) [2], o (from) [2], oes (age) [2], orffen (finish.NONFIN) [2], os (if) [2], paned (cuppa) [2], peth (thing) [2], recordio (record.NONFIN) [2], rheiny (those) [2], rhoi (put.NONFIN) [2], treulio (spend.NONFIN) [2], tsiarjio (charge.NONFIN) [2], tua (approximately) [2], waetsiad (wait.NONFIN) [2], weld (see.NONFIN) [2], wnei (do.2S.NONPAST) [2], wnest (do.2S.PAST) [2], wyt (be.2S.PRES) [2], yn (POSS.1S) [2], achos (because) [1], adael (leave.NONFIN) [1], adre (home) [1], aethan (go.3PL.CONDIT) [1], amdana (about.1S) [1], amdano (for.3SM) [1], amgylchedd (environment) [1], amser (time) [1], annifyr (unpleasant) [1], ar (PRON.3SM) [1], arall (other) [1], ar_ôl (after) [1], at (to) [1], awr (hour) [1], bach (small) [1], barod (ready) [1], basa (be.2S.CONDIT) [1], basen (be.1PL.CONDIT) [1], beth (what) [1], bethau (things) [1], blaen (before) [1], blwyddyn (year) [1], bobl (people) [1], brysur (busy) [1], bunnoedd (pounds) [1], bwys (weight) [1], bynnag (ever) [1], bythefnos (two_weeks) [1], cadw (keep.NONFIN) [1], caniad (call) [1], cant (hundred) [1], cariad (love) [1], chi (PRON.2PL) [1], chwaith (either) [1], chwarae (play) [1], coleg (college) [1], costio (cost.NONFIN) [1], cwsmer (customer) [1], cymryd (take.NONFIN) [1], cynnig (offer.NONFIN) [1], cyrraedd (arrive.NONFIN) [1], cyw (chick) [1], dach (be.2PL.PRES) [1], dal (still) [1], dallt (understand.NONFIN) [1], dau (two.M) [1], dda (good) [1], ddal (hold.NONFIN) [1], ddechrau (start.NONFIN) [1], ddigon (enough) [1], ddistaw (quiet) [1], ddiwrnod (day) [1], ddoe (yesterday) [1], ddropio (drop.NONFIN) [1], ddychryn (get_scared.NONFIN) [1], dechrau (start.NONFIN) [1], deudodd (say.3S.PAST) [1], dilifro (deliver.NONFIN) [1], dim_byd (nothing) [1], diwedd (end) [1], doedd (be.3S.IMP.NEG) [1], does (be.3S.PRES) [1], doro (give.2S.IMPER) [1], dos (go.2S.IMPER) [1], drwadd (through) [1], drysau (doors) [1], Duw (God) [1], dwyt (be.2S.PRES.NEG) [1], dy (POSS.2S) [1], dydd (day) [1], dydyn (be.1PL.PRES.NEG) [1], dylsen (should.1PL.CONDIT) [1], dyma (here) [1], dyn (be.3PL.PRES.NEG) [1], dyn (man) [1], ei (POSS.3S) [1], ers (since) [1], es (go.1S.PAST) [1], faint (how_much) [1], faint (how_many) [1], fedr (can.3S.NONPAST) [1], fel (thus) [1], ffeindio (find.NONFIN) [1], ffigro (figure.NONFIN) [1], ffoniodd (phone.3S.PAST) [1], ffordd (way) [1], ffwrdd (away) [1], flwyddyn (year) [1], fod (bo.NONFIN) [1], funud (minute) [1], fyny (up) [1], fysai (be.3S.CONDIT) [1], gadael (leave.NONFIN) [1], gadwa (keep.1S.NONPAST) [1], gaeth (get.3S.PAST) [1], ganol (middle) [1], gefn (back) [1], gei (get.2S.NONPAST) [1], genno (with.1S) [1], ges (get.1S.PAST) [1], go (rather) [1], gobeithio (hope.NONFIN) [1], gofyn (ask.NONFIN) [1], go_lew (alright) [1], gorod (must.NONFIN) [1], greadures (creature) [1], gwaeth (worse) [1], gwahaniaeth (difference) [1], gwario (spend.NONFIN) [1], gyfarfod (meet.NONFIN) [1], gyn (from) [1], gynna (with.1S) [1], handlo (handle.NONFIN) [1], hanes (history) [1], helpu (help.NONFIN) [1], honna (that) [1], honno (that) [1], hun (self) [1], hyd (find) [1], iddi (for.3SF) [1], i_fyny (up) [1], lawr (down) [1], lew (right) [1], llaw (hand) [1], lle (place) [1], llechi (slates) [1], Llun (Monday) [1], manylion (details) [1], meddai (say.3S.PAST) [1], meddai (say.1S.PAST) [1], meddai (say.3S.NONPAST) [1], medru (can.NONFIN) [1], meindio (mind.NONFIN) [1], mil (thousand) [1], mowntio (mount.NONFIN) [1], mynd (go) [1], naw (nine) [1], nefoedd (heavens) [1], neges (message) [1], neithiwr (last_night) [1], noswaith (evening) [1], o (.NONFIN) [1], o (rather) [1], oedden (be.1PL.IMP) [1], ofn (fear) [1], ofnadwy (terrible) [1], ohonyn (of.3PL) [1], ordro (order.NONFIN) [1], pa (which) [1], pan (when) [1], petasai (if_be.3S.CONDIT) [1], picio (pop.NONFIN) [1], pobl (people) [1], prynu (buy.NONFIN) [1], pwy (who) [1], ran (part) [1], rhacs (tattered) [1], rhag (lest) [1], rhaid (necessity) [1], rhoi (give.NONFIN) [1], rhoid (put.NONFIN) [1], roi (give.NONFIN) [1], roid (put) [1], sbïa (see.2S.IMPER) [1], sediwsio (seduce.NONFIN) [1], sêt (seat) [1], seti (seats) [1], siarad (speak.NONFIN) [1], slyfaeth (prey) [1], so (so) [1], socian (be_soaked.NONFIN) [1], stocio (stock.NONFIN) [1], stretsio (stretch.NONFIN) [1], syniad (idea) [1], teg (fair) [1], teilsau (tiles) [1], torri (cut.NONFIN) [1], tra (while) [1], tyllau (holes) [1], weithiau (sometimes) [1], wela (see.1S.NONPAST) [1], wnaethon (do.1PL.PAST) [1], wneith (do.3PL.NONPAST) [1], wrtha (to.2S) [1], wrthi (at.3SF) [1], wyth (eight) [1], ydyn (be.3PL.PRES) [1], yli (see.2S.IMPER) [1], yn_aethan (go.3PL.CONDIT.NEG) [1], yndyn (be.1PL.PRES) [1], yn_hytrach (rather) [1], yw (be.3S.PRES) [1],

Words with language tag: cym&eng (366)

yeah (yeah) [26], yeah () [23], oh (IM) [22], sure (sure) [11], just (just) [8], oh () [8], ah (IM) [7], M_O_T (M_O_T) [7], um (IM) [7], off (off) [6], shed (shed) [6], so (so) [6], eh (IM) [5], o_k () [5], tax (tax) [5], Tony (Tony) [5], credit (credit) [4], dad (dad) [4], Danny_Edmunds (Danny_Edmunds) [4], Danny_Maelor (Danny_Maelor) [4], debit (debit) [4], er (IM) [4], van (van) [4], aye () [3], card (card) [3], er () [3], Madlen (Madlen) [3], o_k (o_k) [3], point (point) [3], sorry (sorry) [3], tiles (tiles) [3], Alan (Alan) [2], bath (bath) [2], boy (boy) [2], car (car) [2], cheque (cheque) [2], Danny (Danny) [2], diles (tiles) [2], Eilir (Eilir) [2], goblin (goblin) [2], great (great) [2], job () [2], Maelor (Maelor) [2], please (please) [2], Port (Port) [2], Rhos_lan (Rhos_lan) [2], right (right) [2], Smiths (Smiths) [2], special (special) [2], Steffan (Steffan) [2], um () [2], Adam (Adam) [1], ah () [1], alcove (alcove) [1], bank (bank) [1], basin (basin) [1], blank (blank) [1], borders (borders) [1], boxes (boxes) [1], Caernarfon (Caernarfon) [1], certificates (certificates) [1], cheques (cheques) [1], credit () [1], Criccieth () [1], deal (deal) [1], Drive_Time () [1], duh (IM) [1], eh () [1], Focus (Focus) [1], Ford (Ford) [1], Fred () [1], fuck (fuck) [1], Gabby (Gabby) [1], Gaernarfon (Caernarfon) [1], gar (car) [1], Geraint () [1], great () [1], Great_Yarmouth () [1], Gwyn (Gwyn) [1], Hardie (Hardie) [1], Hardie () [1], Heritage_Homes (Heritage_Homes) [1], hi (hi) [1], hiya (hiya) [1], hmm () [1], ideal (ideal) [1], job (job) [1], list (list) [1], Llawdden (Llawdden) [1], manna (manna) [1], Marika (Marika) [1], Minffordd (Minffordd) [1], mmm (IM) [1], mosaics (mosaics) [1], M_O_T () [1], number (number) [1], pad (pad) [1], performance (performance) [1], phone (phone) [1], problem (problem) [1], quite (quite) [1], right () [1], Sahara () [1], shop (shop) [1], Silver_Sunset () [1], sorry () [1], step (step) [1], straight (straight) [1], ta_ra () [1], ta_ra (ta_ra) [1], tarpaulin (tarpaulin) [1], T_D_C_I (T_D_C_I) [1], T_D_I (T_D_I) [1], temper (temper) [1], till (on) [1], Tim (Tim) [1], toilet (toilet) [1], Tropical_Haze () [1], tyres (tyres) [1],

Words with language tag: eng (320)

actually (actually) [4], cash (cash) [4], five (five) [4], hundred (hundred) [4], really (really) [4], that's () [4], anyway (anyway) [3], fifteen () [3], hand (hand) [3], I () [3], one () [3], and (and) [2], backerboards (backerboards) [2], brilliant () [2], cent (cent) [2], I'll () [2], one (one) [2], packed (packed) [2], per (per) [2], quid (quid) [2], refund (refund) [2], times (times) [2], all (all) [1], and () [1], because (because) [1], brain (brain) [1], but () [1], bye_bye () [1], charge (charge) [1], combination (combination) [1], counter_tops () [1], crikey () [1], done (done) [1], dryer (dryer) [1], due (due) [1], eighteen (eighteen) [1], eighty (eighty) [1], emissions (emissions) [1], enough (enough) [1], fair (fair) [1], few (few) [1], fifteen (fifteen) [1], fucking () [1], further (further) [1], garden () [1], good () [1], gung_ho (gung_ho) [1], high (high) [1], if () [1], in () [1], is () [1], it () [1], kitchen (kitchen) [1], metres (metres) [1], months (months) [1], nine (nine) [1], ninety (ninety) [1], no (no) [1], no () [1], on (on) [1], onwards (onwards) [1], packed () [1], Radio_Two (Radio_Two) [1], six () [1], square (square) [1], superb () [1], talking () [1], than (than) [1], thank () [1], the () [1], they'll () [1], thirty (thirty) [1], thirty_five (thirty_five) [1], though (till) [1], though (though) [1], total (total) [1], twelve () [1], units (units) [1], you () [1], you're () [1],

Words with language tag: eng+cym (1)

antagonise_io (antagonise.NONFIN) [1],

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The support of the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (HEFCW) and the Welsh Government is gratefully acknowledged.