why is st david’s day ‘dydd gŵyl Dewi Sant’ in welsh as opposed to ‘Dydd Gŵyl sant Dewi?’
Wednesday, November 18th, 2009 at
8:52 pm
because we say: diwrnod SANTES Dwynwen
or SANT Meiriadog. Is it just something that changed over the years in spoken welsh?
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Just the way somebody interpreted it a long time ago. No one has had the sense to change it to what it should be.
Because like most languages the noun precedes the adjective.