English–Welsh dictionary
Welsh translation of the English word goosefoot
| English | Welsh (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
troed‐yr‐ŵydd | ||
| (lamb’s quarters; white goosefoot; dungweed; pigweed) | troed‐yr‐ŵydd gwyn | |
blite goosefoot (strawberry blite; strawberry pigweed; Indian paint; Indian ink; strawberry goosefoot; strawberry spinach) | troed‐yr‐ŵydd gwritgoch | |
| (red goosefoot) | troed‐yr‐ŵydd coch | |
red goosefoot (coastblite goosefoot) | troed‐yr‐ŵydd coch | |
strawberry goosefoot (strawberry blite; strawberry pigweed; Indian paint; Indian ink; strawberry spinach; blite goosefoot) | troed‐yr‐ŵydd gwritgoch | |
white goosefoot (lamb’s quarters; goosefoot; dungweed; pigweed) | troed‐yr‐ŵydd gwyn | |
troedfedd | ||
🔗 It probably stood 11½ feet tall and couldn’t fly—but this bird was fast. | ||
| (paw) | troed | |
🔗 Bring the lady forth, and we’ll lay the gold at your feet. | ||
| English | Welsh |
|---|---|
| goosefoot | ⇆ troed‐yr‐ŵydd gwyn |
| blite goosefoot | ⇆ troed‐yr‐ŵydd gwritgoch |
| coastblite goosefoot | ⇆ troed‐yr‐ŵydd coch |
| red goosefoot | ⇆ troed‐yr‐ŵydd coch |
| strawberry goosefoot | ⇆ troed‐yr‐ŵydd gwritgoch |
| white goosefoot | ⇆ troed‐yr‐ŵydd gwyn |
| foot | ⇆ troed; ⇆ troedfedd; ⇆ troedio |
| goose | ⇆ gŵydd |