Welsh verb

cwyno

to complain

cwyno is a Welsh verb meaning “to complain”. Its verbal noun is cwyno.

Verbal noun: cwyno

Present

Person	Form
I	cwynaf
you (singular)	cwyni
he / she	cwyn
we	cwynwn
you (plural)	cwynwch
they	cwynant
autonomous	cwynir

Conditional

Person	Form
I	cwynwn
you (singular)	cwynit
he / she	cwynai
we	cwynem
you (plural)	cwynech
they	cwynent
autonomous	cwynid

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	cwynwn
you (singular)	cwynit
he / she	cwynai
we	cwynem
you (plural)	cwynech
they	cwynent
autonomous	cwynid

Preterite

Person	Form
I	cwynais
you (singular)	cwynaist
he / she	cwynodd
we	cwynasom
you (plural)	cwynasoch
they	cwynasant
autonomous	cwynwyd

Pluperfect

Person	Form
I	cwynaswn
you (singular)	cwynasit
he / she	cwynasai
we	cwynasem
you (plural)	cwynasech
they	cwynasent
autonomous	cwynasid

Imperative

Person	Form
I	-
you (singular)	cwyn
he / she	cwyned
we	cwynwn
you (plural)	cwynwch
they	cwynent
autonomous	cwyner

cwyno in context

Maent yn cwyno am ddiffyg cyllid, ond ni allant feio neb ond nhw'u hunain mewn gwirionedd.

They complain about a lack of funding, but can only really blame themselves.

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to join

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dal

to catch

trio

to try

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