Welsh verb

cwyno

to complain

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

Verbal noun: cwyno

Present

PersonForm
Icwynaf
you (singular)cwyni
he / shecwyn
wecwynwn
you (plural)cwynwch
theycwynant
autonomouscwynir

Conditional

PersonForm
Icwynwn
you (singular)cwynit
he / shecwynai
wecwynem
you (plural)cwynech
theycwynent
autonomouscwynid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Icwynwn
you (singular)cwynit
he / shecwynai
wecwynem
you (plural)cwynech
theycwynent
autonomouscwynid

Preterite

PersonForm
Icwynais
you (singular)cwynaist
he / shecwynodd
wecwynasom
you (plural)cwynasoch
theycwynasant
autonomouscwynwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Icwynaswn
you (singular)cwynasit
he / shecwynasai
wecwynasem
you (plural)cwynasech
theycwynasent
autonomouscwynasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)cwyn
he / shecwyned
wecwynwn
you (plural)cwynwch
theycwynent
autonomouscwyner

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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Native language name: Cymraeg