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'papur
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noun[C, U]; masculine noun; plural: papurau
Paper as a material, or a sheet or piece of paper.
'papur
Etymology
Borrowed from English paper, ultimately from Latin papyrus and Greek papyros.
Examples
Mae papur ar y bwrdd.
Mae 'papur ar y 'bwrdd.
There is paper on the table.
Rhowch y papur yn y bin ailgylchu.
Rhowch y 'papur yn y 'bin ail'gylchu.
Put the paper in the recycling bin.
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noun[C]; masculine noun; plural: papurau
A newspaper.
'papur
Etymology
Borrowed from English paper, ultimately from Latin papyrus and Greek papyros.
Examples
Darllenodd hi'r papur dros frecwast.
'Darllenodd hi'r 'papur dros 'frecwast.
She read the newspaper over breakfast.
Prynodd Ifan y papur lleol.
'Prynodd 'Ifan y 'papur 'lleol.
Ifan bought the local paper.
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noun[C]; masculine noun; plural: papurau
A written examination paper, academic paper, or formal written document.
'papur
Etymology
Borrowed from English paper, ultimately from Latin papyrus and Greek papyros.
Examples
Roedd y papur mathemateg yn anodd.
Roedd y 'papur mathe'mateg yn 'anodd.
The mathematics paper was difficult.
Cyflwynodd y myfyriwr bapur ar hanes Cymru.
Cy'flwynodd y my'fyriwr 'bapur ar 'hanes 'Cymru.
The student presented a paper on the history of Wales.
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