Welsh verb

addo

to promise

addo is a Welsh verb meaning “to promise”. Its verbal noun is addo.

Verbal noun: addo

Present

PersonForm
Iaddawaf
you (singular)addewi
he / sheaddawa
weaddawn
you (plural)addawoch
theyaddawant
autonomousaddewir

Conditional

PersonForm
Iaddawn
you (singular)addawit
he / sheaddawai
weaddawem
you (plural)addawech
theyaddawent
autonomousaddewid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Iaddawn
you (singular)addawit
he / sheaddawai
weaddawem
you (plural)addawech
theyaddawent
autonomousaddewid

Preterite

PersonForm
Iaddewais
you (singular)addewaist
he / sheaddawodd
weaddawsom
you (plural)addawsoch
theyaddawsant
autonomousaddawyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Iaddawswn
you (singular)addawsit
he / sheaddawsai
weaddawsem
you (plural)addawsech
theyaddawsent
autonomousaddawsid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)addaw
he / sheaddawed
weaddawn
you (plural)addewch
theyaddawent
autonomousaddawer

Future

PersonForm
Iaddawaf i
you (singular)addawi di
he / shehi o
weaddawn ni
you (plural)addawch chi
theyaddawan nhw

addo in context

Dyw Tom na Mary ddim wedi addo dod.

Neither Tom nor Mary has promised to come.

Rwy'n dymuno addo iddyn nhw ac i Hefin y bydd eu brwydr am hawliau a llesiant yn parhau.

I want to promise them and Hefin that their fight for rights and well-being will continue.

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Native language name: Cymraeg