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How do you say mean in welsh?

"Mean" in Welsh can have different meanings depending on the context. Here are some options:

For "mean" as in "unfriendly" or "nasty":

* Drwg: This is the most common and general translation.

* Anffyddlon: This means "untrustworthy" and can also convey a sense of meanness.

For "mean" as in "average":

* Cyfartalog: This is the most common word for "average."

For "mean" as in "to intend":

* Bwriadu: This means "to intend."

For "mean" as in "to imply":

* Awgrymu: This means "to suggest" or "to imply."

For "mean" as in "cruel":

* Creadur: This can mean "cruel" or "wicked."

* Call: This means "cruel" or "hard-hearted."

The best translation depends on the specific context of how you are using the word "mean."

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