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- "Ydy hi'n bwrw eira?"
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So, i noticed:
Bwrw eira = to snow.
Bwrw glaw = to rain
And looked up Geiriadur Pryfysgol to check it and got:
Bwrw gwallt = to shed hair.
Bwrw blew = to shed fur.
Seems as though ‘bwrw’ means ‘to hit’ (like in the hover notes) but also ‘to cast (away)’:
Bwrw golwg = to cast a glance.
Bwrw allan = to cast out / to pour out
Etc etc.
Good word.