dygymod

Welsh

Alternative forms

  • dygymodi, dychymod

Etymology

Inherited from Middle Welsh dygymot. Analysable as dy- (“together”) +‎ cymod (“to reconcile”).

Verb

dygymod (first-person singular present dygymodaf)

  1. to come to terms, to be resigned
  2. (with â) to come to terms (with), to be resigned (to), to put up with, to tolerate
    Synonyms: goddef, harin
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