Sgwrs Defnyddiwr:201.252.199.248
The article says that it comes from two Welsh words: Dwrn, which means "fist", and gwarae, that means "play". We have no references for that information and naturally there're no many Welsh speakers at Spanish Wikipedia, that's why I ask you if "fist" and "play" are actually the real meanings of the words Dwrn and gwarae.
Dwrn is indeed fist, and gwarae is possibly how the word chwarae (play) is pronounced is some parts, but I don't see how that's how the Dorset got it's name. Sorry I can't be of more help.--Ben Bore 09:14, 17 Ebrill 2008 (UTC)
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