Stimulant :symbylydd
Stimulant - symbylydd
Stimulants :: symbylyddion
1. stimulant :: symbylydd
1. stimulating :: ysgogol
Noun2. tonic :: tonic
3. stimulus :: ysgogiad
4. stimulation ::
5. excitant :: excitant
1. disincentive :: anghymhelliad
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