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===Etymology=== |
===Etymology=== |
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{{suffix|croen|gloss1=skin|og|alt2=iog|gloss2=made |
{{suffix|croen|gloss1=skin|og|alt2=iog|gloss2=made of, [[-en#Etymology 4|-en]]|lang=cy}} |
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===Pronunciation=== |
===Pronunciation=== |
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* {{a|North Wales}} {{IPA|/ˈkrɔɨ{{subst:_^}}njɔɡ/|lang=cy}} |
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* {{a|South Wales}} {{IPA|/ˈkrɔi{{subst:_^}}njɔɡ/|lang=cy}} |
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===Adjective=== |
===Adjective=== |
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{{cy-adj|ach|stem=croenioc}} |
{{cy-adj|ach|stem=croenioc}} |
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# {{lb|cy|not comparable}} [[made]] of [[skin]]<ref name="CPE">''Cornish Place-name Elements'' by Oliver James Padel (1978; English Place-Name Society), <span class="plainlinks">[http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=8H9nAAAAMAAJ&q=croeniog&dq=croeniog&ei=1T6zSqvWAZvcyQTVuqjyAg page 72]</span><br/>'''cronek''' ‘toad’; ''cronioc'', Voc. 614 glossing ''rubeta'' ‘toad’. Welsh ''croeniog'' ‘made of skin’; cf. Breton ''kroc’henek'' ‘thick-skinned’ (see VKG, 1, 125).</ref> |
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# {{lb|cy|comparable}} [[thick-skinned]] |
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====Quotations==== |
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====Derived terms==== |
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* {{l|cy|cerrig croeniog}} |
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Revision as of 11:36, 14 November 2014
Welsh
Etymology
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Pronunciation
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Adjective
croeniog (feminine singular croeniog, plural croeniog, equative croenioced, comparative croeniocach, superlative croeniocaf)
Quotations
- 1830: Y Gwyliedydd, 1829–30: volume VII, page 376 (Bala: Robert Saunderson)
- Eithr y peth hynotaf mewn perthynas iddynt yw eu bod ynglyn â’u gilydd, wedi eu cyssylltu yn naturiol y naill a’r llall wrth fath o linyn cryf o gnawd a gewynau, yn tarddu oddiar gledr dwyfron pob un, yn hollol groeniog, ddifriw, ddiboen iddynt ill dau.
- 1870: William Paley, Duwinyddiaeth Naturiol: neu, Yr Amlygiadau o Dduw mewn Natur, page 89 (Lewis Jones)
- Ond, yn gymaint ag mai nid dyma y math o sylwedd anifeilaidd sydd yn gyfaddas i dderbyniad chwarenau neu i ddydoliad, nid ydyw sydd y cylla, yn y tylwyth yma, yn cael ei ddiwallu, fel mewn cylla croeniog, gan y cylla ei hun, ond gan y corn gwddf, lle y mae y chwarenau wedi eu gosod, ac o ba le y defnyna i lawr i’r cylla.