"dwyn ruthyr" meaning in Middle Welsh

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  "etymology_text": "Literally, “to bring a rush”.",
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          "english": "And he opened the door, and rushed out in the direction of the noise, and he could not see the cause of the tumult because of the darkness of the night, but he rushed after it and followed it.",
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          "text": "Agori y drws a oruc ef a dwyn ruthyr yn ol y twrwf. Ny welei ef y twrwf rac tywyllet y nos. Ruthyr a duc yn y ol, a’y ymlit.",
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          "english": "And he opened the door, and rushed out in the direction of the noise, and he could not see the cause of the tumult because of the darkness of the night, but he rushed after it and followed it.",
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          "text": "Agori y drws a oruc ef a dwyn ruthyr yn ol y twrwf. Ny welei ef y twrwf rac tywyllet y nos. Ruthyr a duc yn y ol, a’y ymlit.",
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