Welsh
 noun or adjective
 galés
EN How many cases have I known where a particular study, as, suppose, of the Hartleian philosophy, was pursued throughout a whole college --simply because a man of talents had talked of it in the junior common-room: how many, where a book became popular, because it had been mentioned in the House of Commons: how many, where a man resolved to learn Welsh, because he was spending a month or two at Barmouth.
GL ¿Cantos casos coñecín onde un estudio particular --como, supoñamos, o estudio da filosofía Hartleiana-- foi proseguido ó longo dun college enteiro simplemente porque un home de talento falara del na junior common-room? ¿Cantos casos onde un libro se fixo popular porque o mencionaron na House of Commons? ¿Cantos onde un home resolveu estudiar galés porque estaba pasando un mes ou dous en Barnmouth?
 Fonte: LET (245)
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well-like, well-made, well-meant, well-nigh, well-off, well-paid, well-publicized, well-read, well-to-do, Welsh, welter, wench, wend, west, westerly, western, Westerner, westernize, westernmost