De Lün, whetegves mis Dû
Monday, 16th November
Nanj ew cans bledhen ha pemdhek ow dama vy a veu genys. Nag o hei flogh a Oos an Vetêrnes Victoria. Tho hei mos vian a’n Oos Metêrn Edward. Bes termyn hei veu pemp bloodh an pow a welas curüdnyas Metêrn Jory V. Ass o hedna gwary mîr! Qwethys o an Metêrn hag oll y arlydhy en meur a belour. Aga stolyow o afînys gen crehyn codna gwydn (po gwywer). Pur vedhel ew an blew na. Leonardo a liwyas arlòdhes gen codna gwydn. Ha war an TV en “Y Dhevnydhyow Tewal” ma dhe’n woroures Lyra “daemon” codna gwydn medhel. Gwell ew genam gweles bestes nag ew marow.
My mother was born 115 years ago today. She was not a Victorian child. She was a little Edwardian girl. But when she was five years old the country saw the coronation of King George V. What a spectacle that was! The king and all his lords were clad in a lot of fur. Their robes were embellished with ermine (or squirrel) skins. That hair is very soft. Leonardo painted a lady with an ermine. And on TV in “His Dark Materials” the heroine Lyra has a cuddly ermine “daemon”. I prefer to see animals that are not dead.
Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten words for today
afînys embellished
arlydhy lords < arlòdh (m)
codna gwydn (m) ermine, stoat
crehyn skins < crohen (f)
curüdnyas (m) coronation
devnydh (m) material
goroures (f) heroine
gwary mîr (m) spectacle
qwethys clad, dressed, etc.
stol (f) robe
tewal dark, obscure
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