German to Welsh dictionary : Universal dictionary

This German to Welsh dictionary searches words in both directions at the same time.
Both German to Welsh and Welsh to German translations will be listed at once.

Apfel (m) afal
Baby (n); Säugling (m); Kleinkind (n) baban (m)
Baum (m); Baum coeden, pren, colfen (colloquial)
Blume (f) blodyn (m)
Bruder (m) brawd
Buch (n) llyfr (m)
danke; danke schön; vielen Dank diolch
Feuer (n) tân (m)
Frau (f) benyw (f); dynes (f)
Frieden (m); Friede (m); Scheinfriede (m) heddwch
gehen; fahren mynd
Geld (n) arian
hallo; guten Tag; servus; grüß Gott helo, bore da ('good morning'), dydd da ('good day')
Haus (n); Häuser tŷ (m); annedd (m)
hören; zuhören gwrando
Hund (m); Rüde (m); Hündin (f) ci (m)
Junge (m); Knabe (m); Bub (m) bachgen (m); bechgyn
Katze (f); Kater (m); Kätzin (f) cath (f)
Liebe (f) serch (m)
Mädchen (n) bachgennes (f); geneth (f)

Mann (m); Herr (m) gŵr (m); dyn (m)
Mutter (f) mam
nein na (nǎ or nâ, using nazalized n; commonly used also by English speakers)
Pferd (n); Ross (n); Pferdehengst (m); Pferdestute (f) ceffyl
schreiben ysgrifennu
Schule (f) ysgol (f)
Schwester (f) chwaer (f)
Stadt (f) caer (f); dinas (f)
Tag (m) dydd (m); dwthwn (m)
Tier (n) anifail (m); (m)
Vater (m) tad
Zeit (f) amser

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