# cennog
## Welsh
### Etymology

cen +‎ -og

### Pronunciation

* (North Wales, South Wales) IPA: /ˈkɛnɔɡ/
* Rhymes: -ɛnɔɡ

### Adjective

cennog (feminine singular cennog, plural cennog, not comparable)
* scaly, scaled

#### Derived terms

* adar morgrug bron gennog (“squamate antbirds”)
* adar morgrug cefn cennog (“scale-backed antbirds”)
* adar morgrug cennog (“scaled antbirds”)
* amason gwar cennog (“scaly-naped amazon”)
* brigyn cennog (“scurfy twiglet”)
* brych-breblyn bron gennog (“scaly-breasted thrush babbler”)
* cap cennog blewog (“shaggy scalycap”)
* cap cennog dreiniog (“hedgehog scalycap”)
* cap cennog euraidd (“golden scalycap”)
* cap cennog gludiog (“sticky scalycap”)
* cap cennog melynaidd (“ochre scalycap”)
* cap cennog tanbaid (“flaming scalycap”)
* cap cennog y conwydd (“conifer scalycap”)
* cap cennog y gwern (“alder scalycap”)
* cap cennog y poethfel (“bonfire scalycap”)
* cap ffibr cennog (“scaly fibrecap”)
* cap gweog cennog (“scaly webcap”)
* caws cennog y coed (“prince mushroom”)
* cennog prin (“Scarce Merveille du Jour”)
* cnocellan gennog (“scaled piculet”)
* coden fwg gennog (“flaky puffball”)
* coesyn pengrwn cennog (“scaly stalkball”)
* cog ddaear gennog y gorllewin (“banded ground-cuckoo”)
* cog ddaear gennog y gwyrain (“scaled ground-cuckoo”)
* cog gennog (“scale-feathered cuckoo”)
* colomen gennog (“scaled pigeon”)
* cordurtur gennog (“lined quail dove”)
* cotinga cennog (“scaled fruiteater”)
* cropiwr cennogeg (“scaled woodcreeper”)
* cropiwr daear cennog (“scale-throated earthcreeper”)
* cwcabyra cennog (“spangled kookaburra”)
* cyfrwy cennog (“dryad's saddle”)
* deintlys cennog (“common toothwort”)
* drywbreblyn bron gennog (“scaly-breasted wren babbler”)
* ffrancolin cennog (“scaly francolin”)
* gwanwr blodau cennog (“scaled flowerpiercer”)
* gwrachen gennog (“scale-rayed wrasse”)
* gwyfyn cennog (“Merveille du Jour”)
* lleden gennog (“long rough dab”)
* llostfain cennog (“scaled spinetail”)
* madarch cennog y coed (“scaly wood mushrooms”)
* maen cennog (“Feathered Ranunculus”)
* marchog cennog (“scaly knight”)
* marchog cennog tywyll (“dark scaled knight”)
* marchredyn cennog (“scaly buckler-ferns”)
* parasol cennog (“shaggy parasol”)
* parot pen cennog (“scaly-headed parrot”)
* pastwn pry cennog (“bug sputnik”)
* peradyl cennog (“scaly hawkbit”)
* pita morgrug cennog (“scaled antpitta”)
* preblyn cennog (“scaly babbler; scaly chatterer”)
* preblyn corun cennog (“scaly-crowned babbler”)
* pysgodyn ystlys-arian cennog (“big-scale sand-smelt”)
* rholydd daear cennog (“scaly ground roller”)
* sïedn cynffonloyw cennog (“scaled metaltail”)
* sofliar gennog (“scaled quail”)
* tagell goch gennog (“scaly rustgill”)
* tegyll brau cennog (“scurfy brittlegill”)
* tegyll cennog (“scaly sawgill”)
* turtur gennog (“scaly dove”)
* twyllwr cennog (“scurfy deceiver mushroom”)

### Mutation

Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Welsh. All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.

### References

* ↑ R. J. Thomas, G. A. Bevan, P. J. Donovan, A. Hawke et al., editors (1950–present), “cennog”, in Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru Online (in Welsh), University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh & Celtic Studies