Mires

Compare with gweles, hwithra

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now look, look here

• lemmyn merough pe nyle | an dus avyth delyffris
  lemmyn mirewgh pyneyl'a | a'n dus a vydh delivrys
  now look, which is it of the men that shall be set free? (PA125)

look

• prest y keffy pan vyre | henma yw mygtern eȝewon
  prest y kevi pan vira | hemm yw myghtern edhewon
  whenever he looked he always found, "this is the king of the jews". (PA187)

• myr pan-dra wylly ynny | kefrys gwrythyow ha scoren
  Mir pandr'a welli ynni, | keffrys gwreydhyow ha skorrenn.
  Look, what you can see in it, | Besides roots and branches. (OM801-2)

• me a vyn mos the vyras | hag a wothfyth kyns denas | a thyworto ol an cas
  My a vynn mos dhe vires, | hag a wodhvydh kyns 'dennas | a-dhiworto oll an kas.
  I will go to see, | And shall know, before withdrawing | From it all the case. (OM1399-1401)

• myr lowene ol an bys | cytes rych trevow a brys | castilly bras bagh huhel
  Mir lowena oll an bys: | sitys rych, trevow a bris, | kastylli bras hag ughel.
  See joyful all the world; | Cities rich, houses of price, | Castles large and high (PC131-3)

• ow scoforn treghys myrough | quyt the ves thyworth ow pen | gans onan a'y thyskyblon
  Ow skovarn treghys mirewgh | kwit dhe-ves dhiworth ow fenn | gans onan a'y dhyskyblon.
  See, my ear is cut | Quite off from my head, | By one of his disciples (PC1144-6)

• me a vyn mos the vyras | fattel yw gans ihesu ker
  My a vynn mos dhe viras | fatell yw gans Ihesu ker.
  I will go to see | How it is with dear Jesus (PC2965-6)

look + sb/sth

• mos the vyres my a vyn | ov gonesugy whare | ha thethe prest gorhenmyn | gruthyl wheyl dek ha prive
  Mos dhe vires my a vynn | ow gonisysi hware | ha dhedha prest gorhemmynn | gwruthyl hwel deg ha priva
  I will go to see | My workmen soon | And command them quickly | To do fair and secure work (OM2437-40)

• myres y gorf del yv squerdys | yscarn map dev dygavelsys | ha dev warbarth
  Mires y gorf . dell yw skwerdys, | eskern Mab Dyw . digevelsys, | ha Dyw warbarth.
  To see his body, as it is torn, | The bones of the Son of God laid bare, | And a God at the same time. (PC3178-80)

• maria myr | ov pym woly
  Maria, mir | ow fymp woli!
  Mary, see | my five wounds (RD867)

• arluth assyv varthusek | pan thueth ihesu gallosek | thagan myras | ha leuerel thynny cres | asso fast ytho dyges | agan daras
  Arloedh, ass yw barthusek! | Pan dheuth Ihesu galloesek | dh'agan mires | ha leverel dhyn ni "Kres!", | ass o fast yth o deges | agan daras!
  Lord, it is wonderful; | When thou comest, Jesus powerful, | To look at us, | And to speak peace to us, | Though they were fast, thou didst open | Our doors. (RD1177-82) not open? (visit?)

• a abesteleth thyugh cres | lemmyn an daras dyges | fast warnough why sur kyn o | me re thuth thagas myres
  A abosteledh, dhywgh kres! | Lemmyn an daras deges | fast warnowgh hwi sur kynth o | my re dheuth dh'agas mires
  O apostles, 'to you in the midst | Now of the opened door, | Fast though it was surely on you, | I am come to see you; (RD1533-6) not opened? (visit?)

• mos the vyres me a vyn | an corf am prynnes yn tyn | mar tassorhas
  Mos dhe vires my a vynn | an korf a'm prenas yn tynn | mar tassorghas.
  I will go to see | The body of him who redeemed me with pain, | If it be risen again. (RD685-7)

look at

• Ihesus worto a veras | hag a leueris ȝeȝe
  yesus orta a viras | hag a leveris dhedha
  Jesus looked at them and said to them (PA168)

• ȝe veras worth crist y eth | hag ef yn crous ow cregy
  dhe vires orth krist i eth | hag ev yn krows ow kregi
  they went to look at jesus as he was hanging crucified. (PA216)

• han anken mur asgrevye | pan vyre worth y woly | yn tenewen y ȝese | dre an golon astylly
  ha'n anken meur a's grevya | pan vira orth y woli | y'n tenewen yth esa | dre an golonn a's telli
  and the great grief that oppressed her when she looked at his wound (it was in the side) pierced her through her heart. (PA231)

• hay dew myr orth ov offryn | ha ressef thys ov dege
  ha Dyw, mir orth ow offrynn, | ha ressev dhis ow dega,
  And God look at my offering, | And take to thee my tithe (OM505-6)

• ha pedyr streyth vras defry | ov resek a-dyworty | worte myres may tho whans
  ha peder stredh vras devri | ow resek a-dhiworti, | orta mires mayth o hwans.
  And four springs, large indeed, | Flowing from it, | That there is a desire to look at them. (OM772-4)

• my a vyr scon orth honna | hag an acord a vyth cof
  my a vir skon orth honna, | hag a'n akord a vydh kov.
  I will immediately look at that, | And of the covenant shall be remembrance. (OM1251-2)

• hag as ty gans plynkennow | may fo ioy myres worte
  hag a's ti gans plynkennow | may fo joy mires orta.
  And cover them with planks, | That it may be a pleasure to look at them. (OM2475-6)

• me a'n knouk fest dybyte | man geffo pup ol bysne | ow myres worth y vody
  My a'n knouk fest dibita, | ma'n jeffo peub oll bysna | ow mires worth y vodi
  I beat him hard without pity, | That all may have shuddering, | Looking at his body (PC2091-3)

• myreugh worth an vorvoran | hanter pysk ha hanter den
  Mirewgh worth an vorvorenn, | hanter pysk ha hanter den.
  Look at the mermaid, | Half fish and half man (PC2403-4)

• myr worto hag a ver spys | ath trok ty a vyth yagheys | pur quyk ha schaf
  Mir orto, hag a verr spys | a'th trog ty a vydh yaghhes | pur gwykk ha skav.
  Look at it, and in a short time | Thou shalt be cured of thy evil, | Very quick and rapidly. (RD1729-31)

• arluth worth an guas myrough
  Arloedh, worth an gwas mirewgh;
  Lord, look at the fellow (RD1911)

look into

• gothveȝough keteponon | del yw an denma dyȝgtis | myrough in agis colon
  godhvedhewgh kettep onan | dell yw an den ma dyghtys | mirewgh yn agas kolonn
  mind, everyone, how this man is treated. look into your hearts. (PA141)

• ny allaf myres yth fath | rak golowder nymbus grath | a whythre warnas vn prys
  Ny allav mires y'th fas | rag golowder. Ny'm beus gras | a hwithra warnas unn prys.
  I cannot look in thy face | For the light: there is not grace to me | To look on thee a while. (OM1412-4)

look on (check on)

• conseler dun ny the veras | scon war an wonesugy | mar ny wonethons yn fas | y as tevyt anfugy
  Konsler, deun ni dhe vires | skon war an wonisysi. | Mar ny wonedhons yn fas | i a's tevydh anfeusi.
  Counsellor, let us go and see, | Immediately to the workmen | If they do not work well | Punishment shall come to them. (OM2325-8)

look + adv

• ha myr a pup tenewen | aspy yn-ta pup eghen | whythyr pup tra ol bysy
  Ha mir a bub tenewen. | Aspi yn ta pub eghenn. | Hwither puptra oll bysi.
  And look on all sides | Examine well every particular; | Search out every thing diligently. (OM746-8)

• ha war woles pan vyrys | my a welas hy gurythyow
  Ha war-woeles, pan viris, | my a welas hy gwreydhyow
  And at the bottom, when I looked, | I saw its roots (OM781-2)

• wheth myr arte aberveth | hag ol ken ty a welfyeth | kyns ys dones a le-na
  Hwath mir arta a-bervedh, | hag oll ken ty a welvydh | kyns es dones alena.
  Look yet again within, | And all else thou shalt see | Before that thou come from it. (OM789-91)

(look and) see whether

• myrugh mar te drehevell | ay beynys ȝy delyffre
  mirewgh mar teu drehevel | a'y baynys dh'y dhelivra
  see whether he comes and rises up to deliver him from his tortures. (PA203)

• pylat a woromynnys | meras crist marow mar so
  pilat a worhemmynnis | mires krist marow mars o
  pilate gave orders to see whether christ was dead. (PA215)

• hythew yv an trege deyth | mones the vyras deffry | mar a tueth ha dasserhy
  Hedhyw yw an tressa dydh, | mones dhe vires, devri, | mara teuth ha dasserghi
  To-day is the third day | Go to see indeed | If he comes and rises (RD681-3) no finite verb

• en trege deyth yv hythew | corf cryst dasserhys mar syw | mos the vyras
  An tressa dydh yw hedhyw, | korf Cryst dasserghys mars yw | mos dhe vires.
  The third day is to-day; | If the body of Christ be risen, | Go to see. (RD691-3)

• rak mar asugy yn wlas | me avyn mos the vyras | sur ow honan
  rag maras usi y'n wlas | my a vynn mos dhe vires | sur ow honan.
  For if he is in the land | I will go to see, | Surely myself. (RD1636-8)

look how (behold)

• myr ha stordy yv an guas | ha mur y lauarow bras | ha'm gorthyby ol dres keyn
  Mir ha stordi yw an gwas, | ha meur y lavarow bras, | ha'm gorthybi oll dres keyn.
  See how sturdy the fellow is, | And his big words are many, | And he answers me all over the back. (PC2271-3)

look closer

• ke weth tresse treveth thy | ha myr gvel orth an wethen
  Ke hwath tressa treveth dhi | ha mir gwell orth an wydhenn.
  Go yet the third time to it, | And look better at the tree. (OM799-800)

go and look/see

• me a vyn mos the vyras | hag a wothfyth kyns denas | a thyworto ol an cas
  My a vynn mos dhe vires, | hag a wodhvydh kyns 'dennas | a-dhiworto oll an kas.
  I will go to see, | And shall know, before withdrawing | From it all the case. (OM1399-1401)

• mos the vyres my a vyn | ov gonesugy whare | ha thethe prest gorhenmyn | gruthyl wheyl dek ha prive
  Mos dhe vires my a vynn | ow gonisysi hware | ha dhedha prest gorhemmynn | gwruthyl hwel deg ha priva
  I will go to see | My workmen soon | And command them quickly | To do fair and secure work (OM2437-40)

• me a vyn mos the vyras | fattel yw gans ihesu ker
  My a vynn mos dhe viras | fatell yw gans Ihesu ker.
  I will go to see | How it is with dear Jesus (PC2965-6)

• hythew yv an trege deyth | mones the vyras deffry | mar a tueth ha dasserhy
  Hedhyw yw an tressa dydh, | mones dhe vires, devri, | mara teuth ha dasserghi
  To-day is the third day | Go to see indeed | If he comes and rises (RD681-3) no finite verb

• mos the vyres me a vyn | an corf am prynnes yn tyn | mar tassorhas
  Mos dhe vires my a vynn | an korf a'm prenas yn tynn | mar tassorghas.
  I will go to see | The body of him who redeemed me with pain, | If it be risen again. (RD685-7)

• en trege deyth yv hythew | corf cryst dasserhys mar syw | mos the vyras
  An tressa dydh yw hedhyw, | korf Cryst dasserghys mars yw | mos dhe vires.
  The third day is to-day; | If the body of Christ be risen, | Go to see. (RD691-3)

• rak mar asugy yn wlas | me avyn mos the vyras | sur ow honan
  rag maras usi y'n wlas | my a vynn mos dhe vires | sur ow honan.
  For if he is in the land | I will go to see, | Surely myself. (RD1636-8)

unsure

when seen? VA? (but mutation!) when I looked? (visited?)

• hag yn templis pan verys | y tyskys thu'm dyscyblon
  hag yn templys pan virys | y tyskis dhe'm dyskyblon.
  And in temples, when seen, | I taught my disciples. (PC1257-8)

visited?

• arluth assyv varthusek | pan thueth ihesu gallosek | thagan myras | ha leuerel thynny cres | asso fast ytho dyges | agan daras
  Arloedh, ass yw barthusek! | Pan dheuth Ihesu galloesek | dh'agan mires | ha leverel dhyn ni "Kres!", | ass o fast yth o deges | agan daras!
  Lord, it is wonderful; | When thou comest, Jesus powerful, | To look at us, | And to speak peace to us, | Though they were fast, thou didst open | Our doors. (RD1177-82) not open?

• a abesteleth thyugh cres | lemmyn an daras dyges | fast warnough why sur kyn o | me re thuth thagas myres
  A abosteledh, dhywgh kres! | Lemmyn an daras deges | fast warnowgh hwi sur kynth o | my re dheuth dh'agas mires
  O apostles, 'to you in the midst | Now of the opened door, | Fast though it was surely on you, | I am come to see you; (RD1533-6) not opened?

a sight?

• arluth dremas | mar cothas myr | cryst ow sylwyas | ple ma the wyr
  Arloedh dremas | mar kodhes mir | Cryst ow Selwyas | ple'ma dhe wir?
  Good lord, | if thou hast chanced to see | Christ my Saviour, | where is he truly ? (RD855-6)