Welsh verb

cloddio

to dig

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

Verbal noun: cloddio

Present

PersonForm
Icloddiaf
you (singular)cloddii
he / shecloddio
wecloddiwn
you (plural)cloddiwch
theycloddiant
autonomouscloddiir

Conditional

PersonForm
Icloddiwn
you (singular)cloddiit
he / shehi
wecloddiem
you (plural)cloddiech
theycloddient
autonomouscloddiid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Icloddiwn
you (singular)cloddiit
he / shecloddiai
wecloddiem
you (plural)cloddiech
theycloddient
autonomouscloddiid

Preterite

PersonForm
Icloddiais
you (singular)cloddiaist
he / shecloddiodd
wecloddiasom
you (plural)cloddiasoch
theycloddiasant
autonomouscloddiwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Icloddiaswn
you (singular)cloddiasit
he / shecloddiasai
wecloddiasem
you (plural)cloddiasech
theycloddiasent
autonomouscloddiasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)cloddia
he / shecloddied
wecloddiwn
you (plural)cloddiwch
theycloddient
autonomouscloddier

Future

PersonForm
Icloddia i
you (singular)cloddi di
he / shehi o
wecloddiwn ni
you (plural)cloddiwch chi
theycloddian 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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Native language name: Cymraeg