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'teimlad
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noun[C, U]
A feeling or emotion.
'teimlad
Etymology
Derived from Welsh teimlo (“to feel”) with the noun-forming suffix -ad.
Examples
Roedd teimlad o falchder yn ei llais.
'Roedd 'teimlad o 'falchder yn ei 'llais.
There was a feeling of pride in his voice.
Mae gen i deimlad bod rhywbeth o'i le.
'Mae gen i 'deimlad bod 'rhywbeth o'i 'le.
I have a feeling that something is wrong.
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noun[C]
A physical sensation perceived by the body.
'teimlad
Etymology
Derived from Welsh teimlo (“to feel”) with the noun-forming suffix -ad.
Examples
Cafodd teimlad rhyfedd yn ei fraich.
'Cafodd 'teimlad 'rhyfedd yn ei 'fraich.
He felt a strange sensation in his arm.
Y teimlad cyntaf oedd poen miniog.
Y 'teimlad 'cyntaf oedd 'poen 'miniog.
The first sensation was a sharp pain.
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noun[C]
An impression, opinion, or intuitive sense about something.
'teimlad
Etymology
Derived from Welsh teimlo (“to feel”) with the noun-forming suffix -ad.
Examples
Y teimlad cyffredinol oedd y dylent aros.
Y 'teimlad cy'ffredinol oedd y 'dylent 'aros.
The general feeling was that they should stay.
Does gen i ddim teimlad cryf am y peth.
'Does gen i ddim 'teimlad 'cryf am y 'peth.
I do not have a strong opinion about the matter.
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