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I lived in Wales a while in a village called ABER TRI DWR the last word meaning water pronounced as DUR.
The pronounciation of the word WRALDA would be URALDA

The german pronunciation would be Uralte, which is closer to the welsh way of saying "w" with consonant afterwards.

I’ve felt a lot of times when I encountered Welsh or Irish celtic languages in the historyvideos I’ve watched that I could imagine an ‘old dutch’ root. Though I’ve heard they have Iberian influence, or even semitic, main proof for the latter was because of their grammar being different from mainland , like VOS, VSO.