Welsh verb

aros

to wait

aros is a Welsh verb meaning “to wait”. Its verbal noun is aros.

Verbal noun: aros

Present

PersonForm
Iarhosaf
you (singular)arhosi
he / sheerys
wearhoswn
you (plural)arhoswch
theyarhosant
autonomousarhosir

Conditional

PersonForm
Iarhoswn
you (singular)arhosit
he / shehi
wearhosem
you (plural)arhosech
theyarhosent
autonomousarhosid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Iarhoswn
you (singular)arhosit
he / shearhosai
wearhosem
you (plural)arhosech
theyarhosent
autonomousarhosid

Preterite

PersonForm
Iarhosais
you (singular)arhosaist
he / shearhosodd
wearosasom
you (plural)arosasoch
theyarosasant
autonomousarhoswyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Iarosaswn
you (singular)arosasit
he / shearosasai
wearosasem
you (plural)arosasech
theyarosasent
autonomousarosasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)aros
he / shearhosed
wearhoswn
you (plural)arhoswch
theyarhosent
autonomousarhoser

Future

PersonForm
Iarhosa i
you (singular)arhosi di
he / shehi o
wearhoswn ni
you (plural)arhoswch chi
theyarhosant nhw

aros in context

Dw i methu aros yma heno.

I can't stay here tonight.

Wyt ti wir eisiau aros am Tom?

Do you really want to wait for Tom?

Mae aros adre yn ddiflas.

Staying at home is boring.

Rhaid i Tom yn aros.

Tom has to stay.

Dywedodd Tom ei fod yn aros am Mari.

Tom says he's waiting for Mary.

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Native language name: Cymraeg