noeth

Welsh

Etymology

From Proto-Brythonic *noɨθ, from Proto-Celtic *noxtos. Doublet of gymnasteg (“gymnastics”).

Pronunciation

(North Wales) IPA^(key): /noːɨ̯θ/
(South Wales) IPA^(key): /nɔi̯θ/

Adjective

noeth (feminine singular noeth, plural noethion, equative noethed, comparative noethach, superlative noethaf, not mutable)

bare, naked, nude, unclad
bleak

Derived terms

celwydd noeth (“barefaced lie”)
craig noeth (“bare rock”)
dinoethi (“to expose, to bare”)
llygad noeth (“naked eye”)
llysywen noeth (“moray eel Muraena helena”)
môr-löyn noeth (“naked sea butterfly, Clione limacina”)
noeth lymun (“stark naked”)
noeth-chwilio (“to strip search”)
noethi (“to expose, to bare”)
noethlun (“nude (picture)”)
noethlwm (“bleak”)
noethni (“nakedness”)
noethryfelwr (“naked warrior”)
pennoeth (“bare-headed”)
rhagrith noeth (“complete and utter hypocrisy”)
troednoeth (“barefoot”)
trwy rym noeth (“by sheer force”)
wythfed noeth (“exposed eighth, exposed octave”)

Related terms

porcyn (“stark naked”)

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