clustlys

Welsh

Etymology

clust (“ear”) +‎ llys (“herb, wort”).

Noun

clustlys m

1. earwort (liverwort of genus Scapania among others)

Hyponyms

• afuad (“liverwort”)

Derived terms

• clustlys aflêr (“untidy earwort”)
• clustlys blaenbwl (“blunt-leaved earwort”)
• clustlys bychan (“least earwort”)
• clustlys culddail (“narrow-lobed earwort”)
• clustlys cwyrog (“waxy earwort”)
• clustlys cymylaidd (“cloud earwort”)
• clustlys cywasg (“thick-set earwort”)
• clustlys Degen (“Degen's earwort”)
• clustlys garw (“rough earwort”)
• clustlys garw bychan (“lesser rough earwort”)
• clustlys gwyn (“white earwort”)
• clustlys llipa (“floppy earwort”)
• clustlys llygad ffynnon (“marsh earwort”)
• clustlys main (“western earwort”)
• clustlys mânddeiliog (“obscure earwort”)
• clustlys mânflewog (“ciliate earwort”)
• clustlys mynydd (“Alpine earwort”)
• clustlys Norwy (“Norwegian earwort”)
• clustlys tafodaidd (“tongue earwort”)
• clustlys troed aderyn (“ bird's-foot earwort”)
• clustlys y calch (“calcicolous earwort”)
• clustlys y cysgod (“shady earwort”)
• clustlys y gogledd (“northern earwort”)
• clustlys y gors (“bog earwort”)
• clustlys y nant (“water earwort”)
• clustlys y waun (“heath earwort”)
• clustlys y wig (“grove earwort”)

Further reading

• Cymdeithas Edward Llwyd (2018) “Y Bywiadur”, in Llên natur‎^[1], retrieved 16 February 2025.