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Welsh verb

cymell

to compel

cymell is a Welsh verb meaning “to compel”. Its verbal noun is cymell.

Verbal noun: cymell

Present

PersonForm
Icymhellaf
you (singular)cymhelli
he / shecymhella
wecymhellwn
you (plural)cymhellwch
theycymhellant
autonomouscymhellir

Conditional

PersonForm
Icymhellwn
you (singular)cymhellit
he / shehi
wecymhellem
you (plural)cymhellech
theycymhellent
autonomouscymhellid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Icymhellwn
you (singular)cymhellit
he / shecymhellai
wecymhellem
you (plural)cymhellech
theycymhellent
autonomouscymhellid

Preterite

PersonForm
Icymhellais
you (singular)cymhellaist
he / shecymhellodd
wecymellasom
you (plural)cymellasoch
theycymellasant
autonomouscymhellwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Icymellaswn
you (singular)cymellasit
he / shecymellasai
wecymellasem
you (plural)cymellasech
theycymellasent
autonomouscymellasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)cymhella
he / shecymhelled
wecymhellwn
you (plural)cymhellwch
theycymhellent
autonomouscymheller

Future

PersonForm
Icymhella i
you (singular)cymhelli di
he / shehi o
wecymhellwn ni
you (plural)cymhellwch chi
theycymhellant nhw

cymell in context

A byddwn yn cymell cwmnïau bysiau i gynyddu cwsmeriaid; byddwn yn sicrhau bod contractau'n cynnwys cymhellion.

And we will be incentivising bus operators to increase patronage; we will be ensuring that contracts contain incentives.

Fodd bynnag, nid yw'r newidiadau hyn rydych chi wedi'u gwneud yn ymdrin â hyn, ac nid yw'n cymell y deintyddion hynny i aros gyda'r GIG.

However, these changes that you've made don't address this, nor does it incentivise those dentists to stay with the NHS.

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Native language name: Cymraeg