Welsh verb

curo

to beat

curo is a Welsh verb meaning “to beat”. Its verbal noun is curo.

Verbal noun: curo

Present

PersonForm
Icuraf
you (singular)curi
he / shecura
wecurwn
you (plural)curwch
theycurant
autonomouscurir

Conditional

PersonForm
Icurwn
you (singular)curit
he / shehi
wecurem
you (plural)curech
theycurent
autonomouscurid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Icurwn
you (singular)curit
he / shecurai
wecurem
you (plural)curech
theycurent
autonomouscurid

Preterite

PersonForm
Icurais
you (singular)curaist
he / shecurodd
wecurasom
you (plural)curasoch
theycurasant
autonomouscurwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Icuraswn
you (singular)curasit
he / shecurasai
wecurasem
you (plural)curasech
theycurasent
autonomouscurasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)cura
he / shecured
wecurwn
you (plural)curwch
theycurent
autonomouscurer

Future

PersonForm
Icura i
you (singular)curi di
he / shehi o
wecurwn ni
you (plural)curwch chi
theycuran nhw

curo in context

Prif Weinidog, dros yr haf, mae fy nghydweithwyr yn y Ceidwadwyr Cymreig a minnau wedi bod yn troedio'r strydoedd, yn curo ar ddrysau, yn mynychu digwyddiadau ac yn gwrando ar yr hyn sydd gan y cyhoedd i'w ddweud yng Nghymru.

First Minister, over the summer, my Welsh Conservative colleagues and I have been pounding the streets, knocking on doors, attending events and listening to what the Welsh public has to say.

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Native language name: Cymraeg