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"text": "arwr (“hero”) + -iaeth → arwriaeth (“heroism”)",
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{
"text": "deintydd (“dentist”) + -iaeth → deintyddiaeth (“dentistry”)",
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},
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"text": "cydnabod (“recognise, acknowledge”) + -iaeth → cydnabyddiaeth (“recognition, acknowledgement”)",
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},
{
"text": "llaw (“hand”) + trin (“to treat”) + -iaeth → llawdriniaeth (“surgery”)",
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