cefngoch

Welsh

Etymology

cefn (“back”) +‎ coch (“red”)

Pronunciation

Adjective

cefngoch (feminine singular cefngoch, plural cefngoch, not comparable)

  1. red-backed

Derived terms
  • adar morgrug cefngoch (“ferruginous-backed antbirds”)
  • amason cefngoch (“festive amazon”)
  • brych daear cefngoch (“red-backed ground thrush”)
  • bwncath cefngoch (“red-backed hawk”)
  • ceinddryw cefngoch (“red-backed wren”)
  • cigydd cefngoch (“red-backed shrike”)
  • crecdeyrn cefngoch (“brown-backed chat-tyrant”)
  • dryw morgrug cefngoch (“rusty-backed antwren”)
  • duegredyn cefngoch, rhedyn cefngoch (“rustyback ferns”)
  • golfan cefngoch (“rufous sparrow”)
  • lloffwr dail cefngoch (“rufous-backed foliage-gleaner”)
  • llostfain cefngoch (“rusty-backed spinetail”)
  • llwyd cefngoch (“maroon-backed accentor”)
  • melysor cefngoche (“red-backed honeyeater”)
  • monjita cefngoch (“rusty-backed monjita”)
  • morgrugydd cefngoch (“rufous-backed antvireo”)
  • pigwr blodau cefngoch (“scarlet-backed flowerpecker”)
  • pila inca cefngoch (“rufous-backed inca finch”)
  • pila mynydd cefngoch (“red-backed sierra finch”)
  • pysgotwr cefngoch (“red-backed kingfisher”)

Mutation
Welsh mutation
radical soft nasal aspirate
cefngoch gefngoch nghefngoch chefngoch
Note: Some of these forms may be hypothetical. Not every possible mutated form of every word actually occurs.
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