Welsh

The Welsh word for giraffe is jiráff. jiráff is used to refer to the mammal known as a giraffe.

The English phrase “santa” is translated into Welsh as Siôn Corn. Siôn Corn refers to the legendary figure who brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve.

The Welsh word for boat is cwch. The term refers to a water craft, such as a vessel or a ship.

The Welsh word for ‘seal’ (the animal) is morlo. The terms are used to refer to pinnipeds, the group of marine mammals that includes seals.

The English phrase “the weather” is translated into Welsh as y tywydd. y tywydd refers to the state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time.

The Welsh word for afternoon is prynhawn. prynhawn refers specifically to the period of the day between midday and the evening.

The Welsh word for meat is cig. cig is a noun used to refer to animal flesh used as food.

The Welsh phrase for ‘longest place name’ is enw lle hiraf. This phrase refers to the name of a location that contains the greatest number of letters.

The Welsh word for grandma is nain. nain is used to refer to a grandmother in an informal context

The Welsh word for dad is tad. tad is an informal noun used to refer to a father.