Gwawl

[gwoul]

noun

Welsh Legend.

1. the rival of Pwyll for the hand of Rhiannon.

Example Sentences

She tells him that the auburn-haired young man is Gwawl, son of Clud, and is the suitor to escape from whom she had fled to Pwyll.

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Pwyll is bound in honour by his word, and Rhiannon explains that the banquet cannot be given to Gwawl, for it is not in Pwyll's power, but that she herself will be his bride in a twelvemonth; Gwawl is to come and claim her then, and a new bridal feast will be prepared for him.

From Project Gutenberg

The charm was cast on the land to avenge the ill that was done Llwyd's friend, Gwawl son of Clud, with whom Pryderi's father and his knights had played “Badger in the Bag” at the court of Hevydd Hēn.

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He humbly craved a boon of Gwawl.

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Gwawl cheerfully consented, and an attendant went to fill the bag.

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