Dyrnwch Gawr derives from the Welsh "Dyrnu" meaning ‘to thump’ or to beat something, whilst the
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Dyrnwch — Dyrnwch, Beiname „der Riese“, auch Diwrnach, Beiname „der Ire“, Dyrnog, Tyrnog, irisch Diugurach, ist eine Sagengestalt aus der walisischen Mythologie. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Mythologie und Etymologie 2 Literatur 3 Weblinks … Deutsch Wikipedia
Cauldron — For other uses, see Cauldron (disambiguation). Hungarian goulash in a traditional bogrács (cauldron) A cauldron or caldron[citation needed] is a large metal pot (ket … Wikipedia
Thirteen Treasures of the Island of Britain — Manuscripts Peniarth MSS 51 (names only), 60, 77, 138, 179, 295; Cardiff MSS 17, 19, 26, 43; Llanstephan 65, 94, 145; National Library of Wales MS 5269B; Panton MS 13; BL Addl. 14,973; Mostyn MS 159; Edward Jones, Bardic Museum. London, 1808. pp … Wikipedia
