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Mynd am dro

(Welsh/Cymraeg) meaning to ‘take a turn’ i.e. go for a walk. Which leads me to to take a turn, as it appears in Jane Austen etc i.e. let us take a turn round the garden.
Not quite the same meaning as the Welsh.

Submitted by: vcp

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