tanagr mynydd

Welsh

Etymology

Literally, “mountain tanager”.

Noun

tanagr mynydd m (plural tanagrod mynydd)

  1. Any of a number of thraupine tanager species, mostly in the genus Anisognathus.

Derived terms

  • tanagr mynydd adeinlas (“blue-winged mountain tanager”)
  • tanagr mynydd ael-las (“buff-breasted mountain tanager”)
  • tanagr mynydd bochddu (“black-cheeked mountain tanager”)
  • tanagr mynydd bronddu (“black-chested mountain tanager”)
  • tanagr mynydd cycyllog (“hooded mountain tanager”)
  • tanagr mynydd dagreuol (“lacrimose mountain tanager”)
  • tanagr mynydd eurgefn (“golden-backed mountain tanager”)
  • tanagr mynydd genddu (“black-chinned mountain tanager”)
  • tanagr mynydd mygydog (“masked mountain tanager”)
  • tanagr mynydd torgoch (“scarlet-bellied mountain tanager”)
  • tanagr mynydd torwinau (“chestnut-bellied mountain tanager”)

Mutation

Mutated forms of tanagr mynydd
radical soft nasal aspirate
tanagr mynydd danagr mynydd nhanagr mynydd thanagr mynydd

Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Welsh.
All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.

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