y am
See also: yam, yàm, yâm, yaṃ, yɑm, and þ.á.m
Middle Welsh
Preposition
y am
- from around, off
- Pwyll Pendeuic Dyuet:
- Deu uarchauc a doeth i waret i wisc hela y amdanaw, ac y wiscaw eurwisc o bali amdanaw.
- Two knights came to take his hunting clothes off him and to clothe him in a golden garment of silk.
- A bwrw y bratteu a’r loppaneu a’r yspeil didestyl y amdanaw a oruc Pwyll.
- And Pwyll threw off his rags and his old shoes and his tattered garb.
- Deu uarchauc a doeth i waret i wisc hela y amdanaw, ac y wiscaw eurwisc o bali amdanaw.
- Pwyll Pendeuic Dyuet:
Derived terms
- y am hynny (“in addition”)