cnau

Welsh

cnau f (collective, singulative cneuen)

cnau adeiniog (“wingnuts (fruit)”)
cnau almond, cnau Groegaidd (“almonds”)
cnau castan, cnau castanwydd, cnau gardd (“chestnuts”)
cnau ceffyllau, cnau cyffylog, (North Wales) cnau coblo (“horse chestnuts, conkers”)
cnau coco (“cocoa nuts”)
cnau codog, cnau aur onnenddail (“bladdernuts”)
cnau cyll, cnau collen, cnau barfog, cnau bychain, cnau'r Ysbaen (“hazelnuts”)
cnau dŵr (“water chesnuts”)
cnau ffawydd (“beech mast”)
cnau Ffrengig (“walnuts”)
cnau gweigion (“idle pursuit”, literally “empty nuts”)
cnau mwnci (“monkeynuts”)
cnau pecan (“pecan nuts”)
cnau pistasio (“pistachio nuts”)
cnau'r ddaear, cnau'r moch (“pignuts, earthnuts”)
cnau'r forddwydydd (“pope's eyes (glands)”)
cnau'r India, cnau pen, cnau'r màs (“nutmegs”)
cneua (“to gather nuts”)
delor cnau (“nuthatch”)
gefail cnau, melin gnau (“nutcracker (tool)”)
gwyfyn cnau stôr (“stored nut moth”)
hoelen cnau (“nut disco fungus”)
malwr cnau, aderyn y cnau, brân y cnau (“nutcracker (bird)”)
mor iach â’r gneuen, cyn iached â’r gneuen (“fit as a fiddle”, literally “healthy as a nut”)
(obsolete) cnau peatus (“peaches”)
pren cnau (“hazel tree”)
tegyll brau blas cnau (“nutty brittlegill”)

Mutated forms of *cnau*
radical	soft	nasal	aspirate
cnau	gnau	nghnau	chnau

Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Welsh.
All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.

R. J. Thomas, G. A. Bevan, P. J. Donovan, A. Hawke et al., editors (1950–present), “cnau”, in Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru Online (in Welsh), University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh & Celtic Studies