Choose any word - Type the word in the search box and click on Mynd (Go) or Chwilio (Search). If the entry does not exist yet, the 'Canlyniad y chwiliad' (Search result) page will appear. Click on the red link in order to go to a new page where you can create a definition for the word.
On the new page state from which language the word comes. - We use different codes for different languages. A list of codes are available here. Type the correct code at the top of the new entry.
Type {{pn}} so that the word appear below. Add whether the word is {{f}} feminine, {{m}} masculine or {{d}} neuter. If a word can be both masculine and feminine, please use {{m}} / {{f}}.
Write your definition below but please remember the following:
In order for a word in your definition to link to a word on another page, place [[example]] around it. This will make it look like this - example.
In order to include a translation in another language, type {{-trans-}} {{(}} *{{en}}: [[example]] {{)}}
Place the new entry in a category. - This makes the process of finding entries much easier.
To see a preview of your entry, click on Dangos rhagolwg (Show preview).
If you are happy with your entry, click on Save page.
Improving an entry
If you know the etymology or origin of a word, use the code {{-etym-}} and state from where does the word or phrase come.
Pronunciation should be stated by using the code {{-phon-}} and the pronunciation underneath.
Below your definition, and before starting any translations, you can list other words which mean the same i.e. Cyfystyron (Synonyms). To do this, use the code {{-syn-}}. On the line beneath, type * and then the synonyms in square brackets. [[example]].
To include Geiriau Cysylltiedig (Derived terms), use the code {{-rel-}} and follow the same guidelines as for "Cyfystyron". This should come after any synonyms.
