text which cannot be reproduced],
wine, [Greek text which cannot be
reproduced], to be drunk

Medr, a measure Matra

Nad, a cry Nad, to speak; Nada, sound

Nant, ravine, rivulet Nadi, a river

Neath, Nedd, name of a river; Nicha, low, deep; nichaga, a
nedd, a dingle, what is low, deep river, that which descends;
(Nith, Nithsdale) nitha, water

Nef, heaven Nabhas; Russian, nabeca, the
heavens; Lat., nubes, a cloud

Neidiaw, to leap; Nata, to dance; Nata, dancing

Ner, the Almighty, the Lord, the Nara, that which animates every
Creator thing, the spirit of God {31}

Nerth, strength, power Nara, man, the spirit of God; Gr.
[Greek text which cannot be
reproduced], a man, [Greek text
which cannot be reproduced]
strength; Persian, nar, a male;
Arabic, nar, fire

Noddwr, a protector Natha

Nos, night Nisa

Pair, a cauldron Pit'hara

Ped, a foot; pedair, four Pad, a foot; pada, a quarter

Pridd, earth Prithivi, the earth

Prif, principal, prime Prabhu, a lord, a ruler

Rhen, the Lord Rajan, a king

Rhian, a lady Hindustani, rani

Rhod, a wheel Ratha, a car

Swm, being together Sam

Swynwr, a wizard, sorcerer Sanvanana, a witch; Hindustani,
syani

Tad, father Tata

Tan, fire Dahana

Tant, a string Tantu

Tanu, to expand Tana

Toriad, a breaking, cutting Dari, cutting

Uchafedd, height Uchch'ya

Ych, ox Ukshan

In the above list of Cumric and Sanscrit words there are certainly some
remarkable instances of correspondence in sound and sense, the most
interesting of which is that afforded by Ner, the Cumric word for the
Lord, and Nara, the Sans