| CEFR band: A1 |
| Welsh for Adults level: Mynediad/Entry |
In English, you can use the words at home to mean comfortable: "I feel really at home here". It's not common to use adref in the same way in Welsh. Instead, people often say yn gartrefol. The adjective cartrefol, meaning homely, comes from the noun cartref.
Dw i'n teimlo'n gartrefol iawn yma.
I feel really at home here.
The project which inspired this dictionary was carried out by researchers at Cardiff University, in collaboration with the National Centre for Learning Welsh and the WJEC, and was funded by the Economic and Social Research Council's (ESRC) Impact Acceleration Account (IAA).
The dictionary entries and example sentences are based on data from CorCenCC, the National Corpus of Contemporary Welsh.
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