pabi coch

Welsh
Pabi coch.

Etymology

Literally "red poppy".

Noun

pabi coch m (plural pabïau cochion)

  1. red poppy, common poppy (Papaver rhoeas)

Synonyms
  • blodau'r wig (literally “woodland flowers”)
  • bochgoch (literally “red-cheek”)
  • llon lafur (literally “merry labour”)
  • llygad bwgan (literally “goblin's eye”)
  • llygad cythreul (literally “devil's eye”)
  • mapgollen yr ŷd (literally “wood avens of the corn”)
  • pabi coch yr ŷd (literally “red poppy of the corn”)
  • pabi gwyllt (literally “wild poppy”)
  • pabi'r gwenith (literally “poppy of the wheat”)
  • peryg coch (literally “red peril”)
  • ysgallen sidan (literally “silk thistle”)
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