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Some Specimens of the Poetry of the Ancient Welsh Bards

Note 39d — SPECIMENS OF ANCIENT WELSH POETRY.

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Drws Daufynydd, is the name of a pass between two hills, but where it lies I know not. Drws Daufynydd signifies, literally, the door of the two hills. There are many passes in Wales denominated from Drws, as Drws Ardudwy, Drws y Coed, Bwlch Oerddrws, &c.

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