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mae’r broses o ddatblygiad ffonolegol wedi arafu.

English

the process of phonological development has slowed down.

Last Update: 2009-03-30
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dylai term gydymffurfio â normau morffolegol, morffogystrawennol a ffonolegol yr iaith dan sylw.

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'a term should conform to the morphological, morphosyntactical and phonological norms of the language in question.’ (iso 704:2000).

Last Update: 2007-08-23
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dylai term fod yn ieithyddol gywir, h.y. dylai term gydymffurfio â normau morffolegol, morffogystrawennol a ffonolegol yr iaith dan sylw.

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a term should conform to the morphological, morphosyntactical and phonological norms of the language in question.

Last Update: 2007-10-11
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perthyn i’r gymuned mae bathiad a tharddiad enw, ei hanes, ei gynefin a’i ddatblygiad ffonolegol dros amser.

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the origin and source of a name, its history, its habitat and its phonological development over time belongs to a community.

Last Update: 2009-03-30
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gan fod patrymau ffurfio termau yn dibynnu ar strwythurau lecsicon, morffogystrawennol a ffonolegol ieithoedd unigol, dylid disgrifio'r egwyddorion hyn mewn safonau cenedlaethol neu rai rhanbarthol yn delio ag iaith benodol yn hytrach nag mewn safonau rhyngwladol.

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the patterns of term formation depend on the lexical, morphosyntactic and phonological structure of individual languages, and therefore these should be discussed in national or regional standards dealing with a specific language, rather than in international standards.

Last Update: 2007-08-23
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yn {\i <PROTECTED>}, mae’r elfen {\i cadair} yn rhan o enw cyfansawdd a’r datblygiad ffonolegol {\i -cader} wedi digwydd ers canrifoedd.

English

in {\i <PROTECTED>}, the {\i cadair} element is part of a compound noun and the phonological development – {\i cader} occurred centuries ago.

Last Update: 2009-03-30
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