Welsh verb

anafu

to injure

anafu is a Welsh verb meaning “to injure”. Its verbal noun is anafu.

Verbal noun: anafu

Present

Person	Form
I	anafaf
you (singular)	anefi
he / she	anafa
we	anafwn
you (plural)	anefwch
they	anafant
autonomous	anefir

Conditional

Person	Form
I	anafwn
you (singular)	anafit
he / she	hi
we	anafem
you (plural)	anafech
they	anafent
autonomous	anefid

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	anafwn
you (singular)	anafit
he / she	anafai
we	anafem
you (plural)	anafech
they	anafent
autonomous	anefid

Preterite

Person	Form
I	anefais
you (singular)	anefaist
he / she	anafodd
we	anafasom
you (plural)	anafasoch
they	anafasant
autonomous	anafwyd

Pluperfect

Person	Form
I	anafaswn
you (singular)	anafasit
he / she	anafasai
we	anafasem
you (plural)	anafasech
they	anafasent
autonomous	anafasid

Imperative

Person	Form
I	-
you (singular)	anafa
he / she	anafed
we	anafwn
you (plural)	anefwch
they	anafent
autonomous	anafer

Future

Person	Form
I	anafa i
you (singular)	anafi di
he / she	hi o
we	anafwn ni
you (plural)	anafwch chi
they	anafan nhw

anafu in context

Cafodd Tom ei anafu mewn damwain draffig.

Tom got hurt in a traffic accident.

Mae hi'n bryderus iawn clywed am y chwaraewr rygbi a gafodd ei anafu yn Arberth.

It is very concerning to hear about the rugby player in Narberth who was injured.

Y cyntaf yw fy mod i'n berchen ar filgi a fu'n rasio yn y gorffennol, ac, yn amlwg, fe gollon ni Arthur, a oedd wedi'i niweidio'n benodol ac rydym ni'n gwybod ei fod wedi'i anafu trwy rasio milgwn.

The first is that I'm the owner of a former greyhound who raced, and, obviously, we lost Arthur, who was particularly damaged and we know was hurt through greyhound racing.