Welsh verb

cloddio

to dig

cloddio is a Welsh verb meaning “to dig”. Its verbal noun is cloddio.

Verbal noun: cloddio

Present

Person	Form
I	cloddiaf
you (singular)	cloddii
he / she	cloddio
we	cloddiwn
you (plural)	cloddiwch
they	cloddiant
autonomous	cloddiir

Conditional

Person	Form
I	cloddiwn
you (singular)	cloddiit
he / she	hi
we	cloddiem
you (plural)	cloddiech
they	cloddient
autonomous	cloddiid

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	cloddiwn
you (singular)	cloddiit
he / she	cloddiai
we	cloddiem
you (plural)	cloddiech
they	cloddient
autonomous	cloddiid

Preterite

Person	Form
I	cloddiais
you (singular)	cloddiaist
he / she	cloddiodd
we	cloddiasom
you (plural)	cloddiasoch
they	cloddiasant
autonomous	cloddiwyd

Pluperfect

Person	Form
I	cloddiaswn
you (singular)	cloddiasit
he / she	cloddiasai
we	cloddiasem
you (plural)	cloddiasech
they	cloddiasent
autonomous	cloddiasid

Imperative

Person	Form
I	-
you (singular)	cloddia
he / she	cloddied
we	cloddiwn
you (plural)	cloddiwch
they	cloddient
autonomous	cloddier

Future

Person	Form
I	cloddia i
you (singular)	cloddi di
he / she	hi o
we	cloddiwn ni
you (plural)	cloddiwch chi
they	cloddian 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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