>...It would >be nice to look up "es" and be told to go to "mynd" instead of finding >nothing... >diana Actually, the 1992 Teach Yourself Welsh Dictionary does just that. I looked up "es" and found: "es i (bf.) I went; gw. mynd" This dictionary offers some help to the absolute beginner as it includes mutated and irregular forms (along with an alphabetic listing at the top of each page to help learners remember the digraphs). Biggest problem: lack of idiomatic usages and very limited lexicon. Tom (waving to Diana) =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Thomas W. Powell, Ph.D. VOX: (504) 568-4343 Department of Communication Disorders FAX: (504) 568-4249 L.S.U. Medical Center 1900 Gravier Street New Orleans, LA 70112 =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Visit the following WWW Home Pages: L.S.U.M.C. Department of Communication Disorders: http://tpowel.comdis.lsumc.edu/index.htm International Clinical Phonetics & Linguistics Association: http://tpowel.comdis.lsumc.edu/icpla/icpla.htm Cymdeithas Madog (Welsh Studies Institute in North America): http://tpowel.comdis.lsumc.edu/cymraeg/madog.htm =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=