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Cymidei Cymeinfoll

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Welsh. A War-Hag, said to give birth every six weeks to a fully armed warrior. Wife to Llasar, keeper of the Cauldron of regeneration.

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Cymidei Cymeinfoll: Welsh war goddess. D. Dagda(e), Daghdha: 'good god', Irish god of fertility of the earth, father of nearly all the Irish gods, god of the druids.
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Cymidei Cymeinfoll: Welshe oorlogsgodin. D.
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BRANWEN, BEOWULF, AND THE TRAGIC PEACEWEAVER TALE
he and his wife Cymidei Cymeinfoll fled from Ireland and settled in Britain.
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Cymidei Cymeinfoll - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cymidei Cymeinfoll (possibly meaning pregnant in battle or big belly of battle in Welsh), is an Irish giantess mentioned in the First Branch of the Mabinogi.
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Cymidei Cymeinfoll, MythBeasts
Bran then securest their safety and as gratitude, the Giants give Bran the magic cauldron. Also known as Kymideu Kymeinvoll.
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Cymidei Cymeinfoll - Celtnet
Cymric Goddess of the Mabinogi, Cymdei Cymeinfoll: Pregnant in Battle.
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Celtic Gods and Goddesses
CYMIDEI CYMEINFOLL, (Welsh) [KEEM-ud-day KEEM-een-vol] Her name means 'big belly of battle.
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crowcult - spikeyface
This couple were called Cymidei Cymeinfoll 'Pregnant/Bloated with Battle' and her husband Llasar Llaesgyfnewid 'Flame ....'.
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