Welsh verb

cydsefyll

to stand together

cydsefyll is a Welsh verb meaning “to stand together”. Its verbal noun is cydsefyll.

Verbal noun: cydsefyll

Present

PersonForm
Icydsafaf
you (singular)cydsefi
he / shecydsaif
wecydsafwn
you (plural)cydsefwch
theycydsafant
autonomouscydsefir

Conditional

PersonForm
Icydsafwn
you (singular)cydsafit
he / shehi
wecydsafem
you (plural)cydsafech
theycydsafent
autonomouscydsefid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Icydsafwn
you (singular)cydsafit
he / shecydsafai
wecydsafem
you (plural)cydsafech
theycydsafent
autonomouscydsefid

Preterite

PersonForm
Icydsefais
you (singular)cydsefaist
he / shehi
wecydsafasom
you (plural)cydsafasoch
theycydsafasant
autonomouscydsafwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Icydsafaswn
you (singular)cydsafasit
he / shecydsafasai
wecydsafasem
you (plural)cydsafasech
theycydsafasent
autonomouscydsafasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)cydsaf
he / shecydsafed
wecydsafwn
you (plural)cydsefwch
theycydsafent
autonomouscydsafer

Future

PersonForm
Icydsafa i
you (singular)cydsafi di
he / shehi o
wecydsafwn ni
you (plural)cydsafwch chi
theycydsafan nhw

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Native language name: Cymraeg