Wordlist
Welsh Prose 1300–1425 is a corpus of some 2.8 million words from 54 manuscripts.
This wordlist enables you to search the corpus by selecting the beginnings of words. This can be more flexible than the search facility, especially in the case of variant spellings.
Find words beginning with:
| A B C Ch D E F Ff G H I J L Ll M N Ng O P Ph Q R S T Th U V W X Y Z Ỻ ỻ ỽ | |
| ỻ… | ỻa ỻe ỻi ỻj ỻo ỻu ỻv ỻw ỻẏ ỻỽ |
| ỻe… | ỻea ỻeb ỻech ỻed ỻee ỻef ỻeg ỻeh ỻei ỻem ỻen ỻeng ỻeo ỻes ỻet ỻeth ỻeu ỻew ỻey ỻeỽ |
Occurrences of ‘ỻe’
There are 645 occurrences of ỻe in Oxford Jesus College MS. 111 (The Red Book of Hergest).
Words starting with ‘ỻe…’
There are 166 words starting with ỻe… in Oxford Jesus College MS. 111 (The Red Book of Hergest).
ỻeas
ỻeassei
ỻeassu
ỻebydywch
ỻech
ỻechu
ỻechuaeu
ỻechv
ỻechwaeỽ
ỻedeis
ỻedeist
ỻedewigỽst
ỻedir
ỻedit
ỻedradeid
ỻedrat
ỻedrateu
ỻedy
ỻedych
ỻedyeith
ỻedyf
ỻedyfbroest
ỻedyfgein
ỻedyfyon
ỻedyn
ỻedyr
ỻedỽch
ỻeenaỽc
ỻef
ỻefa
ỻefein
ỻefrith
ỻeg
ỻehaa
ỻehaaỽd
ỻehau
ỻehawyt
ỻehaỽyt
ỻeheir
ỻei
ỻeiaf
ỻeidryn
ỻeidyr
ỻeihaa
ỻeihaer
ỻeihaf
ỻeihau
ỻeilei
ỻeimaỽc
ỻeinỽ
ỻeis
ỻeisseu
ỻeith
ỻeithic
ỻeithigeu
ỻeiỻ
ỻeiỻtu
ỻemenic
ỻemennic
ỻemhidyd
ỻemynyd
ỻen
ỻeng
ỻenlliein
ỻenn
ỻennaỽc
ỻenneu
ỻennỽi
ỻenwi
ỻenwir
ỻenỻeaỽc
ỻenỻiein
ỻenỽi
ỻenỽir
ỻeodron
ỻeoed
ỻeoger
ỻeon
ỻeopart
ỻes
ỻesc
ỻesced
ỻescu
ỻesged
ỻesgu
ỻesgỽys
ỻessach
ỻesteir
ỻesteirei
ỻesteiryaỽ
ỻestri
ỻestyr
ỻet
ỻetavỽynaỽ
ỻetewigỽst
ỻethyr
ỻetneis
ỻetneisrwyd
ỻetradeu
ỻetrat
ỻetratta
ỻetrith
ỻetrithaỽc
ỻetryt
ỻettaf
ỻettemmeu
ỻettratta
ỻetty
ỻettyeu
ỻettyev
ỻettyv
ỻettywyr
ỻettyỽr
ỻetuarỽ
ỻeturithaỽc
ỻeturyt
ỻetuyỽ
ỻetwac
ỻety
ỻetyaỽ
ỻetyaỽd
ỻetyeu
ỻetyev
ỻetyv
ỻetywyr
ỻeu
ỻeuat
ỻeucu
ỻeuedic
ỻeuein
ỻeuelis
ỻeuelys
ỻeuer
ỻeueryd
ỻeufer
ỻeufereu
ỻeuuer
ỻeuuerhaa
ỻeuver
ỻew
ỻewas
ỻewat
ỻewedynyd
ỻewei
ỻewenyd
ỻewic
ỻewit
ỻewni
ỻewot
ỻewpart
ỻewych
ỻewychgar
ỻewycua
ỻewygaỽd
ỻewygu
ỻeyc
ỻeygyon
ỻeyn
ỻeyssỽch
ỻeỽ
ỻeỽenyd
ỻeỽes
ỻeỽpardot
ỻeỽpart
ỻeỽycua
ỻeỽynaỽc
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Note: in this wordlist,
- C & K are considered equivalent, and are represented as C.
- the digraphs Ch, Dd, Ff, Ng, Ll, Ph, Rh, and Th are considered as single characters, and collate after C, D, F, G, L, P, R, and T respectively.
- the ‘middle welsh v’ character ỽ and ‘middle welsh ll’ character ỻ appear as w and ll respectively;
- the character represented by ð in Peniarth 20 appears as dd.