Ceir dwy ffurf ar ei henw, sef Aria

Ceir dwy ffurf ar ei henw, sef Arianrhod (Cymraeg Canol Aryanrot) ac Aranrhod (Aranrot). Mae ei ystyr yn dibynnu ar ba ffurf ar y ddwy elfen, sef arian/aran a rhod/rhawd, a ddewisir. Gallai rhod fod yn ffurf ar rhawd "mwnt" (cf. Gwyddeleg ráth), ond ni cheir enghraifft o'r ffurf Arianrhawd yn unman a cheir llawn cystal synnwyr o dderbyn rhod "olwyn" (cf. cyfeirio at "y rhod yn troi", sef Olwyn Ffawd). Ymddengys mai Aranrhod yw'r ffurf gynharaf ond mae Arianrhod yn fwy cyffredin. Ceir yr enw personol am ferch Ariannell yn Gymraeg Canol (cf. Pentre Ariannell ym Môn). Tynnodd W. J. Gruffydd sylw at Argentoratum, hen enw Celtaidd Strasbourg.[1]

結果 (英語) 1:

There are two forms of her name, which Arianrhod (Welsh Middle Aryanrot) and Aranrhod (Aranrot). Its meaning depends on the form in which the two elements, namely money / crane and wheel / beat, is chosen. It could be a form ecliptic beat "mound" (cf. Irish Rath), but there is no example of form Arianrhawd anywhere and there is a sense of being as good wheel "wheel" (cf. refers to "the show on the road" of Wheel of Fortune). It appears to be the earliest form but Aranrhod Arianrhod more common. There is a name for the girl Ariannell in Middle Welsh (cf. Village Ariannell Anglesey). He drew attention to Argentoratum WJ Gruffydd, old Celtic name Strasbourg. [1]