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Pertaining to Wales or sometimes more widely to British Celtic. The ancestor language and culture of Welsh, Breton, and Cornish.
The land of comrades or of fellow-countrymen. It derives from the British combrogos, “compatriot.” See Cumbria and Wales.
[W] A member of Arthur’s retinue who guides Culhwch in his quest for Olwen.
[W] Son of Cyndrwyn, lord of Pengwern. He is mentioned in a seventh century elegy but also features in the later saga literature.
A metrical system of multiple alliteration and rhyme within every line of the Welsh strict poetic metre.
[W] Identified as two primary existences, destruction and life.
A form of strict metre in Welsh poetry and a dominant form until the eighteenth century.