1. A Welsh word used as a farewell greeting, meaning goodbye or farewell.
Usage: Welsh origin; commonly used in Wales and Welsh-speaking communities; informal

1. A Welsh concept or spirit of fun, merriment, and good cheer; a sense of enjoyment and camaraderie.
Usage: Welsh origin; cultural term; often used in English-language contexts when discussing Welsh culture

Examples

• She waved and called out 'Hwyl!' as the train pulled away from the station.
• The Welsh rugby fans sang with great hwyl throughout the match.
• He said hwyl to his friends before heading home for the evening.
• The festival was full of hwyl and laughter from start to finish.
• Hwyl is an important part of Welsh cultural identity and social gatherings.