Gorau

Gorau is a Welsh word that translates to "best" in English. It is a common adjective used to describe something of superior quality, excellence, or desirability. The word can be applied to a wide range of contexts, from physical objects and performances to abstract concepts like ideas or feelings.

For instance, one might say "y llun gorau" for "the best picture," indicating a photograph of exceptional quality. Similarly, "canu gorau" would mean "best singing." In a more abstract sense, "dyfais gorau" could refer to the "best solution" to a problem. The superlative nature of "gorau" makes it a strong term of praise and endorsement in the Welsh language.

The word "gorau" is derived from the Old Welsh "guir" meaning "true" or "right," with the superlative suffix "-af" indicating the highest degree. This etymological root underscores the word's inherent meaning of ultimate correctness or superiority. It is a versatile and frequently used term in everyday Welsh conversation and literature, reflecting a cultural appreciation for excellence.