Welsh verb

cyhuddo

to accuse

cyhuddo is a Welsh verb meaning “to accuse”. Its verbal noun is cyhuddo.

Verbal noun: cyhuddo

Present

Person	Form
I	cyhuddaf
you (singular)	cyhuddi
he / she	cyhuddo
we	cyhuddwn
you (plural)	cyhuddwch
they	cyhuddant
autonomous	cyhuddir

Conditional

Person	Form
I	cyhuddwn
you (singular)	cyhuddit
he / she	hi
we	cyhuddem
you (plural)	cyhuddech
they	cyhuddent
autonomous	cyhuddid

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	cyhuddwn
you (singular)	cyhuddit
he / she	cyhuddai
we	cyhuddem
you (plural)	cyhuddech
they	cyhuddent
autonomous	cyhuddid

Preterite

Person	Form
I	cyhuddais
you (singular)	cyhuddaist
he / she	cyhuddodd
we	cyhuddasom
you (plural)	cyhuddasoch
they	cyhuddasant
autonomous	cyhuddwyd

Pluperfect

Person	Form
I	cyhuddaswn
you (singular)	cyhuddasit
he / she	cyhuddasai
we	cyhuddasem
you (plural)	cyhuddasech
they	cyhuddasent
autonomous	cyhuddasid

Imperative

Person	Form
I	-
you (singular)	cyhudda
he / she	cyhudded
we	cyhuddwn
you (plural)	cyhuddwch
they	cyhuddent
autonomous	cyhudder

Future

Person	Form
I	cyhudda i
you (singular)	cyhuddi di
he / she	hi o
we	cyhuddwn ni
you (plural)	cyhuddwch chi
they	cyhuddan nhw

cyhuddo in context

I lawer o bobl, nid yw'r system hon yn gweithio, ac eto pryd bynnag y ceisiwn ddiwygio'r system honno, mae'r undebau ffermio a'r gwrthbleidiau yma'n ein cyhuddo o frad.

This system is not working for many people, and yet whenever we try and reform that system, the farming unions and the opposition parties here accuse us of betrayal.

Fe gawn ni'r Ceidwadwyr ein cyhuddo o fod eisiau gwerthu'r GIG.

We Conservatives are accused of wanting to sell off the NHS.

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