Dedh Trei Hans Üdnek ha Dogens
De Gwener, seytegves mis Kevardhû
Friday, 17th December
Terweythyow, nag eus beawta brâs e'n bes en gwav, bes res ew whilas an peth eus. Res ew bos grajek rag mercys bian, ajon an taclow bian e'n bôwnas. An mor ell bos teg e'n kettermyn ha bos anwheg. Ma tecter rew e'n loor leun haneth, gen halo liwys oll adro. Diw gajik gebmyn ew lôwen, fuchsia ros liw ha purpur ew lôwenek. Ha keniver plüven war yar vrith ew ober art!
Sometimes, there's not any great beauty in the world in winter, but one must seek what there is. One must be thankful for small mercies, appreciate the little things in life. The sea can be beautiful at the same time as being unfriendly. There is an icy beauty in the full moon tonight, with a coloured halo all around. Two common little daisies are happy, a rose and purple fuchsia is cheerful. And every feather on a speckled hen is a work of art.
Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
ajon (SWFM aswon) to acknowledge, appreciate
an keth ha the same as
an peth eus what there is
anwheg unfriendly, unwelcoming
beawta (m) beauty
bes (m) world
bôwnas ~ bownans (m) life, living (SWFM bewnans)
cajik (f) little daisy < caja (+ diminutive ending)
grajek thankful
üvel humble, lowly
whilas to seek, look for
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