Welsh cultural customs, traditions, and etiquette vocabulary, one custom or term per card.
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- Eisteddfod
- A festival of Welsh literature, music, and performance, competed in and held nationally each summer
- Cymanfa Ganu
- A traditional Welsh hymn-singing festival
- Gŵyl Dewi
- St. David's Day, March 1st, Wales's national day
- Cennin Pedr
- Daffodil, a national emblem of Wales worn on St. David's Day
- Cenhinen
- Leek, another national emblem of Wales
- Y Ddraig Goch
- The Red Dragon, the national symbol shown on the Welsh flag
- Nos Galan Gaeaf
- Halloween, literally "the eve of the first day of winter"
- Calennig
- A New Year's tradition of children going door to door for small gifts or coins
- Cor meibion
- A male voice choir, a strong tradition in Welsh communities
- Bara brith
- A traditional Welsh fruit tea loaf
- Cawl
- A traditional Welsh stew, often lamb-based, considered a national dish
- Picau ar y maen
- Welsh cakes, griddle-baked sweet cakes, a traditional treat
- Eisteddfod yr Urdd
- The Urdd Eisteddfod, a major youth cultural and competitive festival
- Y Gymraeg
- The Welsh language, an official language of Wales
- Gorsedd y Beirdd
- The Gorsedd of Bards, the order of poets and cultural figures associated with the Eisteddfod
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