dwyn1

verb noun

in English is:

to steal

,

to bring

,

to lead[1]

,

to bear

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to convey

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to display

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to carry

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to bear (fruit)

,

to give birth to

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to make

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to undertake

Phrases (11)

a ddwg wy a ddwg fwy

once a thief always a thief

dwyn (rhywbeth) i ben

complete

dwyn achau

to trace a pedigree

dwyn adref

to bring home

dwyn anfri

[~ ar (rywun)]

to bring into disrepute

dwyn ar gof:dwyn i gof

to bring to mind

dwyn cost:dwyn y gost

to bear the cost

dwyn cyrch

to assault

,

to raid

dwyn i fyny

to bring up (children)

dwyn perswâd

to persuade

dwyn swydd

to bear office

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