gair, air, ngairgeirio, ngeirioeiriem, eiria, eiria’, eiriaf, eiriai, eiriais, eiriaist, eirian, eiriant, eiriasai, eiriasant, eiriodd, eiriasem, eiriasent, eiriasid, eiriasit, eiriasoch, eiriasom, eiriaswn, eirid, eiriech, eiried, eiriom, eirien, eirient, eirier, eiries, eiriest, eiriet, eiriff, eirio, eirioch, eiri, eiriasech, eirion, eiriont, eirir, eirith, eiriwch, eiriwn, eiriwyd, eiriwyf, eiriych, geiriem, geiria, geiria’, geiriaf, geiriai, geiriais, geiriaist, geirian, geiriant, geiriasai, geiriasant, geiriodd, geiriasem, geiriasent, geiriasid, geiriasit, geiriasoch, geiriasom, geiriaswn, geirid, geiriech, geiried, geiriom, geirien, geirient, geirier, geiries, geiriest, geiriet, geiriff, geirio, geirioch, geiri, geiriasech, geirion, geiriont, geirir, geirith, geiriwch, geiriwn, geiriwyd, geiriwyf, geiriychWord :
gair
- gairwordageeirio'nwordilygeiriad
Noun(1) a unit of language that native speakers can identify(2) a brief statement(3) information about recent and important events(4) a verbal command for action(5) an exchange of views on some topic(6) a promise(7) a string of bits stored in computer memory(8) the divine word of God; the second person in the Trinity (incarnate in Jesus(9) a secret word or phrase known only to a restricted group(10) the sacred writings of the Christian religions
Verb(1) put into words or an expression
(1) My parents always make me live up to my word so I asked them to live up to theirs.(2) In fact, they didn't speak a word till it was over and once it was over, they clapped.(3) The word was that an order had come down from the White House that the Pentagon's contingency planning was to be shelved immediately.(4) But our past is fraught with his infidelity in word , in deed and most likely in his heart and mind.(5) They will not be satisfied until we agree with them and prove that we agree with them in thought, word and deed.(6) can I have a word?(7) They reclaim a union between word and deed, utterance and action.(8) Members spread the word by text messages, e-mails and leaflets which are handed out in towns and cities.(9) Why is everyone falling in love with Bridget when she's let her looks go to pot and appears in word , deed and fashion air-brained?(10) More than a decade after her fall from power, there are still ordinary, otherwise sane people who wouldn't hear a word spoken against her.(11) You should know I live in a small community and that word travels fast around here.(12) a word of warning(13) He gave her directions onto a narrow winding road, and told her to drive down it until he gave her the word to stop.(14) I don't like the word ÔÇÿunofficialÔÇÖ(15) we were given the word to advance(16) I doubt your word
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Synonyms
Noun
1. term ::
dymor
2. remark ::
sylw
3. script ::
sgript
4. promise ::
addewid
5. talk ::
sgwrs
6. news ::
newyddion
7. rumor ::
si
8. instruction ::
cyfarwyddyd
9. command ::
gorchymyn
10. motto ::
arwyddair
11. son ::
mab
13. book ::
llyfr
14. give-and-take ::
rhoi-a-chymryd
15. parole ::
parôl
16. watchword ::
arwyddair
Verb
17. phrase ::
ymadrodd
Different Forms
word, wordage, worded, wordily, wording, wordings, wordless, words, wordy
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