Sil

O Siluro vem das profundidades.
Da Sila mesmo, da escuridão.
Do Sil, da fenda.

Pois é a Sila a grande floresta profunda.
Pois é o Sil o rio dos caborcos.

Som o siluro e a Sheila algo choscos por virem da cova do abismal corgo, do lugar da górgona?

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sil 

[?cf. H. Wydd. síl ‘had; tras’ (gw. hil¹)] 

eg.b. (bach. g. silyn, b. silen) ll. silod (un. g. silodyn), silion, sils (un. g. -yn) a hefyd fel e.ll.

a  Pysgod ieuainc, yn enw. eogiaid neu frithyllod newydd ddeor; pysgod bychain, yn enw. pilcod, Phoxinus phoxinus; grawn (pysgod, &c.), gronell, grifft, had, hefyd am epil arall a gynhyrchir yn lluosog iawn, e.e. gwenyn; had (madarch):

small fry, esp. newly hatched salmon or trout; small fish, esp. minnows; spawn (of fish, frogs, &c.), seed, spat, also of other young produced in great numbers, e.g. bees; (mushroom) spawn. 

b  Pobl gyffredin neu ddibwys; pethau anarferol o fach, mân bethau, pethau di-werth:

ordinary or common people, inconsequential people, ‘small fry’; (unusually) small things, worthless things.

c  Eisinyn, cibyn:

hull (of grain), husk.

d  Epil, hiliogaeth, disgynyddion:

offspring, progeny, descendants. 

e  (enghrau. ffig. mewn ystyr ddifr.:

fig. exx. in a derog. sense).