Drych

Drych ~ Mirror

O ble mae'r geiriau'n dod a sut maen nhw'n perthyn gyda'n gilydd? Yng Nghymraeg Canol, oedd 'Drych' yn ystyr 'Edrych' neu 'Cymryd sylw'. Mae'r gair yn dod o  'Groeg: 'Drakon' (Dragon, Draig) 'the staring animal'. Felly mae perthynas rhwng drych, edrych, a draig. Rydw i'n siŵr y roeddech chi eisiau gwybod hynny.

Mewn newyddion arall, ymwelon ni â ffrindiau ym Mhenarth, aethon ni siopa yn Nhesco ym Mhenarth, ymwelon ni â Dan yn ei fflat a wnaeth Nor'dzin bara Tibet tra roeddwn i'n rhoi rheiddiadur ar y wal yn y gegin cefn. Roedd diwrnod pleserus.

Where do words come from and how they relate to each other? In Middle Welsh, 'Drych' ('Mirror') meant 'Look' or 'Take notice'. The word comes from the 'Greek' Drakon '(Dragon, Draig)' the staring animal '. So there is a relationship between drych ( mirror), edrych (to look), and draig (dragon). I'm sure you wanted to know that.

In other news, we visited friends in Penarth,  went shopping at Tesco in Penarth, visited Dan in his flat and Nor'dzin made Tibetan bread, while I put the radiator on the wall in the scullery. It was an enjoyable day.