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Welsh verb

brifo

to injure

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

Verbal noun: brifo

Present

PersonForm
Ibrifaf
you (singular)brifi
he / shebrifo
webrifwn
you (plural)brifwch
theybrifant
autonomousbrifir

Conditional

PersonForm
Ibrifwn
you (singular)brifit
he / shehi
webrifem
you (plural)brifech
theybrifent
autonomousbrifid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Ibrifwn
you (singular)brifit
he / shebrifai
webrifem
you (plural)brifech
theybrifent
autonomousbrifid

Preterite

PersonForm
Ibrifais
you (singular)brifaist
he / shebrifodd
webrifasom
you (plural)brifasoch
theybrifasant
autonomousbrifwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Ibrifaswn
you (singular)brifasit
he / shebrifasai
webrifasem
you (plural)brifasech
theybrifasent
autonomousbrifasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)brifa
he / shebrifed
webrifwn
you (plural)brifwch
theybrifent
autonomousbrifer

Future

PersonForm
Ibrifa i
you (singular)brifi di
he / shehi o
webrifwn ni
you (plural)brifwch chi
theybrifan nhw

brifo in context

Dw i ddim yn meddwl fy mod wedi brifo Mary.

I don't think that I hurt Mary.

Mae fy nant yn brifo.

My tooth hurts.

Yn fuan, roeddem ni yn ein dyblau, ein dwylo ar freichiau ein gilydd, yn chwerthin cymaint bod ein hochrau yn brifo, ein llygaid yn dyfrio, yn gwingo, bron mewn poen, yn chwerthin fel na fyddai'r chwerthin byth yn stopio.

Soon, we were doubled over, hands on each other's arms, laughing so much that our sides were hurting, our eyes were watering, wincing, almost in pain, laughing like the laughter would never stop.

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Native language name: Cymraeg