Y Marciau Cymraeg.
Twenty-four lines of bath.limited’s Welsh that only a Welsh speaker can settle, each beside its English, with the one question we have about it. Everything else on the site has been checked against TermCymru, Y Termiadur and GPC and stands.
How to answer
In the box under each line, or by number if you print this. “Fine” is a complete answer. If a line should change, write the whole line as you would have it, not just the word, so it goes in exactly as written. Where a question names a term that also appears elsewhere, one ruling covers every place.
The Welsh is the text on the page; the English is what it mirrors. A word in curly braces is a figure the page fills in. The six questions at the end cut across several lines and are worth reading first.
What you type stays in this browser until you press send, at the foot of the sheet, so you can leave and come back; the count there says how far you have got. Send once, or change a line and send again: the newest set is the one that counts. This browser also remembers it has been here: a MARCIAU stamp at the foot of every page on the site brings you back.
The lines
The privacy sheet is a legal document, so it comes first. Then the colophon, the front page, the print edition, the sports drawings, and three lines that are written but not yet shown.
The sheets are live at bath.limited/cy/, /cy/colophon/, /cy/privacy/ and /cy/grassroots/. Press CYMRAEG at the foot of any page, or set your browser to Welsh.