Welsh verb

cawna

to gather reeds or stalks

cawna is a Welsh verb meaning “to gather reeds or stalks”. Its verbal noun is cawna.

Verbal noun: cawna

Present

Person	Form
I	cawnaf
you (singular)	cawni
he / she	cawna
we	cawnwn
you (plural)	cawnwch
they	cawnant
autonomous	cawnir

Conditional

Person	Form
I	cawnwn
you (singular)	cawnit
he / she	hi
we	cawnem
you (plural)	cawnech
they	cawnent
autonomous	cawnid

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	cawnwn
you (singular)	cawnit
he / she	cawnai
we	cawnem
you (plural)	cawnech
they	cawnent
autonomous	cawnid

Preterite

Person	Form
I	cawnais
you (singular)	cawnaist
he / she	hi
we	cawnasom
you (plural)	cawnasoch
they	cawnasant
autonomous	cawnwyd

Pluperfect

Person	Form
I	cawnaswn
you (singular)	cawnasit
he / she	cawnasai
we	cawnasem
you (plural)	cawnasech
they	cawnasent
autonomous	cawnasid

Imperative

Person	Form
I	-
you (singular)	cawna
he / she	cawned
we	cawnwn
you (plural)	cawnwch
they	cawnent
autonomous	cawner

Future

Person	Form
I	cawna i
you (singular)	cawni di
he / she	hi o
we	cawnwn ni
you (plural)	cawnwch chi
they	cawnan nhw

Related Welsh verbs

euro

to gild

uno

to join

duo

to become black

mela

to gather nectar to make honey

dal

to catch

trio

to try

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