TermCymru

Results are displayed in Welsh alphabetical order A-Y
Welsh: cyfleuster ffrwd araf
English: slow stream facility
Status C
Subject: Health
Part of speech: Noun, Masculine, Singular
Last updated: 26 January 2010
Welsh: dyscinesia camsymud araf
English: tardive dyskinesia
Status C
Subject: Health
Part of speech: Noun, Masculine, Singular
Definition: A neurological disorder characterized by involuntary movements of the face and jaw.
Last updated: 15 September 2016
Welsh: gwefru araf
English: slow charging
Status B
Subject: Transport
Part of speech: Verb
Definition: Yng nghyd-destun dyfeisiau gwefru ar gyfer cerbydau trydan, mae gwefru araf (‘slow charging’) yn 3-6kW, gwefru cyflym (‘fast charging’) yn 7-22kW, gwefru chwim (‘rapid charging’) yn 25-100kW, a gwefru chwim iawn (‘ultra-rapid charging’) yn 100kW neu fwy.
Context: We know that charging at home, using slow charging where feasible, offers consumers the most convenient and costeffective charging option.
Last updated: 19 December 2024
Welsh: gwyntyll cyfaint mawr, araf
English: high volume low speed fan
Status C
Subject: Agriculture
Part of speech: Noun, Masculine, Singular
Plural: gwyntyllau cyfaint mawr, araf
Last updated: 16 March 2017
Welsh: llathru a brwsio â theclyn llaw araf
English: slow speed handpiece polishing and brushing
Status B
Subject: Health
Part of speech: Verb
Notes: Ym maes deintyddiaeth
Last updated: 2 April 2020
Welsh: plentyn sy’n araf yn siarad
English: late talker
Status C
Subject: Education
Part of speech: Noun, Masculine, Singular
Plural: plant sy’n araf yn siarad
Definition: Late talker is a term used to describe children between the ages of 18 to 20 months who have fewer than 10 words and children between the ages of 21 to 30 months who have fewer than 50 words and/or no two-word combinations.
Context: Mae ymchwil wedi dangos bod 'plant sy'n araf yn siarad' yn grŵp amrywiol â nodweddion unigol ac amgylcheddol gwahanol.
Last updated: 9 February 2016
Welsh: twristiaeth araf
English: slow tourism
Status C
Subject: Tourism and leisure
Part of speech: Noun, Feminine, Singular
Last updated: 15 February 2010