"A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English" by W. Owen Pughe is a comprehensive resource for understanding the Welsh language as it was spoken and written in the early 19th century. This dictionary provides numerous illustrations from literary remains and living speech, offering insights into the nuances of the Cymmry culture. The dictionary is prefaced by a Welsh grammar section, making it a valuable tool for students and scholars alike. This historical dictionary provides a window into the linguistic landscape of Wales and offers a rich repository of words and phrases, preserving a vital part of Welsh heritage.

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