sentences:  A primary distinction is that the Gwened dialect has paralleled Gaelic in developing earlier into rather than ; , meanwhile, has disappeared completely rather than merge with as in Leon although there are certain parts of Gwened (e.g.the city Baud) where it is still used as an initial mutation of "d" and "t" and sometimes in the middle and end of a word as a retainment of Middle Breton or θ where the other dialects substituted "d" or "z" (e.g.in "hiddiù" [hiːðiw] ("today") which would be "hiziv" [hiːziw] or "hidiv" [hiːdiv] in the other dialects (cf.