Llwyd
[ hloo-id; English loid ]
nounWelsh Legend.
a magician who avenged his friend Gwawl upon Pryderi, the son of Pwyll, by casting various spells upon Pryderi and his estate.
- Also Lloyd.
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How to use Llwyd in a sentence
Morgan Llwyd wrote many other books in Welsh and English, all more or less in the vein of the first book.
There is a tradition p. 258that Huw Llwyd was able to do this wonderful thing, and that he actually did it.
Welsh Folk-Lore | Elias OwenJohn Llwyd had seen a paper unfolded, but no gold; so what he had to tell did not count for much to hearers unconcerned.
The Making of William Edwards | Mrs. G. Linnaeus BanksThose piers are firm enough,' he muttered, as if to convince himself as well as Llwyd.
The Making of William Edwards | Mrs. G. Linnaeus BanksA second edition was prepared by Llwyd, but not published until 1760.
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