Welsh verb

amau

to doubt

amau is a Welsh verb meaning “to doubt”. Its verbal noun is amau.

Verbal noun: amau

Present

PersonForm
Iamheuaf
you (singular)amheui
he / sheamau
weamheuwn
you (plural)amheuwch
theyamheuant
autonomousamheuir

Conditional

PersonForm
Iamheuwn
you (singular)amheuit
he / shehi
weamheuem
you (plural)amheuech
theyamheuent
autonomousamheuid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Iamheuwn
you (singular)amheuit
he / sheamheuai
weamheuem
you (plural)amheuech
theyamheuent
autonomousamheuid

Preterite

PersonForm
Iamheuais
you (singular)amheuaist
he / shehi
weameuasom
you (plural)ameuasoch
theyameuasant
autonomousamheuwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Iameuaswn
you (singular)ameuasit
he / sheameuasai
weameuasem
you (plural)ameuasech
theyameuasent
autonomousameuasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)amheua
he / sheamheued
weamheuwn
you (plural)amheuwch
theyamheuent
autonomousamheuer

Future

PersonForm
Iamheua i
you (singular)amheui di
he / shehi o
weamheuwn ni
you (plural)amheuwch chi
theyamheuan nhw

amau in context

Heb amau.

Without a doubt.

Rwy'n amau'n fawr a yw'r cynllun ffermio cynaliadwy terfynol hwn yr hyn roedd pawb ei eisiau; mae'n debyg ei fod yn fwy o gyfaddawd, i gydnabod pwysau amser a mathau eraill o bwysau arno mae'n debyg.

I doubt very much if this final SFS is what everybody wanted; it probably was more of a compromise, recognising time pressures and probably other pressures brought to bear.

Rwy'n amau y byddant yn ei weld fel ateb i bob dim, fel y byddai'r Dirprwy Brif Weinidog eisiau i ni ei gredu.

I doubt they will see it as the panacea for all things, as the Deputy First Minister would have us believe.

Rwy'n amau nad oedd yr un tro pan oedd ei enw i lawr i siarad mewn dadl na fyddwn i wedi ei alw.

I doubt there was a single time when his name was down to speak in a debate that I would not have called him.

Rwyf wedi clywed yr hyn rydych chi wedi'i ddweud, a dydw i ddim yn amau eich ymrwymiad i ddatganoli Ystad y Goron, ond mae'n rhaid i hyn ddigwydd ar frys, ac mae'n rhaid i ni weld gweithredu.

I’ve heard what you’ve said, and I don’t doubt your commitment to devolve the Crown Estate, but this must happen urgently, and we must see action.

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Native language name: Cymraeg