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Welsh verb

crio

to cry

crio is a Welsh verb meaning “to cry”. Its verbal noun is crio.

Verbal noun: crio

Present

PersonForm
Icriaf
you (singular)crii
he / shecrio
wecriwn
you (plural)criwch
theycriant
autonomouscriir

Conditional

PersonForm
Icriwn
you (singular)criit
he / shecriai
wecriem
you (plural)criech
theycrient
autonomouscriid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Icriwn
you (singular)criit
he / shecriai
wecriem
you (plural)criech
theycrient
autonomouscriid

Preterite

PersonForm
Icriais
you (singular)criaist
he / shecriodd
wecriasom
you (plural)criasoch
theycriasant
autonomouscriwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Icriaswn
you (singular)criasit
he / shecriasai
wecriasem
you (plural)criasech
theycriasent
autonomouscriasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)cria
he / shecried
wecriwn
you (plural)criwch
theycrient
autonomouscrier

crio in context

Mae Eliza yn crio.

Eliza is crying.

Mae fy nghariad yn crio.

My beloved is crying.

Yn ystod yr wythnosau diwethaf, rydw i wedi gwenu, ysgwyd fy mhen, wedi crio a chwerthin yn uchel wrth gofio am ein sgyrsiau ni.

These last few weeks, I have smiled, shaken my head, cried and laughed out loud whilst remembering our conversations.

Os yw datblygiad yn angenrheidiol, sut y gallwn sicrhau nad yw'r pridd hwnnw'n cael ei golli, ac nad ydym yn crio, fel y dywed y Cadeirydd, pan welwn y pridd hwnnw'n cael ei olchi ymaith?

If that development is necessary, how can we make sure that that soil isn't lost, and we don't cry, as the Chair says, when we see that soil being washed away?

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Native language name: Cymraeg