TermCymru

Results are displayed in Welsh alphabetical order A-Y
Welsh: clwbfrwynen y mawn
English: deer sedge
Status B
Subject: Plants
Part of speech: Noun, Feminine, Singular
Last updated: 29 August 2012
Welsh: clwbfrwynen y mawn
English: deergrass
Status A
Subject: Plants
Part of speech: Noun, Feminine, Singular
Definition: Trichophorum cespitosum
Last updated: 13 December 2012
Welsh: hawl torri mawn
English: turbary
Status C
Subject: Agriculture
Part of speech: Noun, Feminine, Singular
Definition: Taking peat or turf.
Last updated: 27 February 2006
Welsh: mawn
English: peat
Status B
Subject: Environment
Part of speech: Noun, Masculine, Singular
Last updated: 22 September 2022
Welsh: mawn moel
English: area of bare peat
Status C
Subject: Environment
Part of speech: Noun, Masculine, Singular
Context: Wrth fynd ati i asesu’r ardaloedd sydd wedi’u targedu, dylid asesu i ba raddau y ceir nodweddion sy’n gysylltiedig â sychu, dirywio ac erydu. Dylid asesu draeniau sydd wedi’u rheoli, gripiau a thorlannau mawn/mawn moel.
Last updated: 8 February 2016
Welsh: mawn wedi’i erydu’n foel
English: bare eroded peat
Status C
Subject: Environment
Part of speech: Noun, Masculine, Singular
Notes: Diogelu ac adfer rhai o’r ardaloedd mwyaf o fawn wedi’i erydu’n foel yng Nghymru i leihau’r achosion o afliwio dŵr a gwella’r gallu i amsugno a dal yr allyriadau carbon.
Last updated: 8 February 2016
Welsh: pibydd y mawn
English: dunlin
Status A
Subject: Birds
Part of speech: Noun, Masculine, Singular
Plural: pibyddion y mawn
Definition: Calidris alpina
Last updated: 23 March 2021
Welsh: proffil mawn
English: peat profile
Status A
Subject: Environment
Part of speech: Noun, Feminine, Singular
Last updated: 16 January 2013
Welsh: toriadau mawn
English: peat cuttings
Status C
Subject: Estates and Cadw
Part of speech: Noun, Plural
Last updated: 5 February 2008
Welsh: torlan fawn
English: peat hag
Status C
Subject: Environment
Part of speech: Noun, Feminine, Singular
Plural: torlannau mawn
Definition: A peat hag is a type of erosion that can occur at the sides of gullies or seemingly in isolation. They often arise as a result of water flow eroding downwards into the peat or where a fire or overgrazing has exposed the peat surface to dry out and blow or wash away.
Context: Wrth fynd ati i asesu’r ardaloedd sydd wedi’u targedu, dylid asesu i ba raddau y ceir nodweddion sy’n gysylltiedig â sychu, dirywio ac erydu. Dylid asesu draeniau sydd wedi’u rheoli, gripiau a thorlannau mawn/mawn moel.
Last updated: 8 February 2016