See -iadur on Wiktionary
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"text": "dydd (“day”) + -iadur → dyddiadur (“diary”)",
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"text": "blwydd (“year”) + -iadur → blwyddiadur (“yearbook, annual”)",
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"text": "rheoli (“to rule, to regulate”) + -iadur → rheoliadur (“pace maker”)",
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"text": "cengl (“skein, slip of yarn”) + -iadur → cengliadur (“reel, yarnwindle”)",
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"text": "cofio (“to remember”) + -iadur → cofiadur (“one who keeps records, registrar, clerk”)",
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"word": "-iadur"
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