Siarad, davies10: 'o_dan'

741	MIC	ac <fyddai (y)na un> [?] yn mynd o_dan y stallsCE a rhwymo nhw (y)n ei_gilydd .
		and be.3S.PAST there one PRT go.NONFIN under DET stalls and bind.NONFIN PRON.3PL PRT each_other
		and.CONJ be.V.3S.COND+SM there.ADV one.NUM PRT go.V.INFIN under.PREP the.DET.DEF stall.N.SG+PL and.CONJ bind.V.INFIN they.PRON.3P in.PREP each_other.PRON.3SP
		and one of them would go underneath the stalls and bind them together.
1442	MIC	+< ahCE <lawr y> [//] # erCE o_dan lôn [?] ?
		IM down DET IM beneath road
		ah.IM down.ADV.[or].floor.N.M.SG+SM the.DET.DEF er.IM under.PREP unk
		ah, under the road?
1449	CLE	a wedyn toes (yn)a ddim llwybr troed HildaCE ochr # yna i (y)r lôn nag oes o_dan y bont .
		and after be.3S.PRES.NEG there NEG path foot Hilda side there to DET road NEG be.3S.PRES beneath DET bridge
		and.CONJ afterwards.ADV unk there.ADV not.ADV+SM path.N.M.SG foot.N.MF.SG.[or].turn.V.3S.IMPER name side.N.F.SG there.ADV to.PREP the.DET.DEF unk than.CONJ be.V.3S.PRES.INDEF under.PREP the.DET.DEF bridge.N.F.SG+SM
		and then, there isn't a footpath, Jean, that side of the bridge, is there, under the bridge.