"dwyn yn un" meaning in Middle Welsh

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          "english": "And by reason of his having dwelt that year in Annwvyn, and having ruled there so prosperously, and united the two kingdoms in one day by his valour and prowess, he lost the name of Pwyll Prince of Dyved, and was called Pwyll Chief of Annwvyn from that time forward.",
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          "text": "Ac o achaws i drigiant ef y ulwydyn honno yn Annwuyn, a gwledychu ohonaw yno mor lwydannus, a dwyn y dwy dyrnas yn un drwy y dewred ef a’y uilwraeth, y diffygywys y enw ef ar Pwyll Pendeuic Dyuet, ac y gelwit Pwyll Penn Annwuyn o hynny allan.",
          "translation": "And by reason of his having dwelt that year in Annwvyn, and having ruled there so prosperously, and united the two kingdoms in one day by his valour and prowess, he lost the name of Pwyll Prince of Dyved, and was called Pwyll Chief of Annwvyn from that time forward.",
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          "text": "Mi a dygwn wraged yn un a mi, ac a dywedwn uy mot y ueichawc.",
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  "word": "dwyn yn un"
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