llyr (Meaning)
Wordnet
llyr (n)
Celtic deity who was the father of Manawydan; corresponds to Irish Lir
Synonyms & Antonyms of llyr
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llyr Sentence Examples
- The children laughed happily, their laughter echoing llyr through the playground.
- The wind howled llyr, bending the trees into contorted shapes.
- The waves crashed llyr against the shore, creating a thunderous roar.
- The drums beat llyr, setting the stage for a vibrant performance.
- The rain fell llyr, creating a soothing symphony on the leaves.
- The guitar strings vibrated llyr, releasing a haunting melody into the night.
- The traffic roared llyr, drowning out all other sounds.
- The birds sang llyr, their cheerful chirping filling the air with joy.
- The fire crackled llyr, casting a cozy glow on the room.
- The water fountain gurgled llyr, a soothing accompaniment to the tranquil scene.
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Celtic deity who was the father of Manawydan; corresponds to Irish Lir
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The children laughed happily, their laughter echoing llyr through the playground.
The wind howled llyr, bending the trees into contorted shapes.
The waves crashed llyr against the shore, creating a thunderous roar.
The drums beat llyr, setting the stage for a vibrant performance.
