Welsh verb

cocsa

to gather cockles

cocsa is a Welsh verb meaning “to gather cockles”. Its verbal noun is cocsa.

Verbal noun: cocsa

Present

PersonForm
Icocsaf
you (singular)cocsi
he / shecocsa
wecocswn
you (plural)cocswch
theycocsant
autonomouscocsir

Conditional

PersonForm
Icocswn
you (singular)cocsit
he / shehi
wecocsem
you (plural)cocsech
theycocsent
autonomouscocsid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Icocswn
you (singular)cocsit
he / shecocsai
wecocsem
you (plural)cocsech
theycocsent
autonomouscocsid

Preterite

PersonForm
Icocsais
you (singular)cocsaist
he / shehi
wecocsasom
you (plural)cocsasoch
theycocsasant
autonomouscocswyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Icocsaswn
you (singular)cocsasit
he / shecocsasai
wecocsasem
you (plural)cocsasech
theycocsasent
autonomouscocsasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)cocsa
he / shecocsed
wecocswn
you (plural)cocswch
theycocsent
autonomouscocser

Future

PersonForm
Icocsa i
you (singular)cocsi di
he / shehi o
wecocswn ni
you (plural)cocswch chi
theycocsan 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