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Salm 137:3-4

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Canys yno y gofynnodd y rhai a’n caethiwasent i ni gân * a’r rhai a’n hanrheith/iasai · la/wenydd : gan ddywedyd * Cenwch i ni / rai o · gan/iadau / Seion. Pa fodd y canwn / gerdd yr / Arglwydd : mewn / gwlad / ddi/eithr?

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