The Welsh Words for 'Butterfly' #Shorts

The Welsh words for "butterfly" are so nice! Let me show you why I think so!

[hopeforkarens]

I like your voice. It’s gentle and affirming.

[jacobparry]

There's also glöyn duw (coal of god; duw and byw rhyme), but idk if that name came about through a mishearing of Byw.
Also, There's a little petting zoo / butterfly farm (for lack of a better word) called Pili Palas, which is a play on the word Pilipala and Palas (palace), which is adorable.

[CluelessNerd]

Really makes me understand how Tolkien baswd some elvish of welsh lol. Brilliant

[lacrimis_solis]

Belatînk for kurmanji🫶 love your voice btw

[columbusmyhw]

Pilipala reminds me of the Hebrew word for butterfly, parpár

[a_person-qyju]

Nice. The word for butterfly in my main conlang is wmin (pronounced /ʃmɪn/). It comes from German „Schmetterling“, smooshed together. Apparently it came from the belief that butterflies were witches in disguise, to steal butter and cream and such things. Or a diminutive form in my conlang is zoiwmin (/'zɔɪ.ʃmɪn/) which I quite like.