Welsh verb

cynhyrfu

to become excited or agitated

cynhyrfu is a Welsh verb meaning “to become excited or agitated”. Its verbal noun is cynhyrfu.

Verbal noun: cynhyrfu

Present

Person	Form
I	cynhyrfaf
you (singular)	cynhyrfi
he / she	cynhyrfa
we	cynhyrfwn
you (plural)	cynhyrfwch
they	cynhyrfant
autonomous	cynhyrfir

Conditional

Person	Form
I	cynhyrfwn
you (singular)	cynhyrfit
he / she	hi
we	cynhyrfem
you (plural)	cynhyrfech
they	cynhyrfent
autonomous	cynhyrfid

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	cynhyrfwn
you (singular)	cynhyrfit
he / she	cynhyrfai
we	cynhyrfem
you (plural)	cynhyrfech
they	cynhyrfent
autonomous	cynhyrfid

Preterite

Person	Form
I	cynhyrfais
you (singular)	cynhyrfaist
he / she	cynhyrfodd
we	cynnyrfasom
you (plural)	cynnyrfasoch
they	cynnyrfasant
autonomous	cynhyrfwyd

Pluperfect

Person	Form
I	cynnyrfaswn
you (singular)	cynnyrfasit
he / she	cynnyrfasai
we	cynnyrfasem
you (plural)	cynnyrfasech
they	cynnyrfasent
autonomous	cynnyrfasid

Imperative

Person	Form
I	-
you (singular)	cynhyrfa
he / she	cynhyrfed
we	cynhyrfwn
you (plural)	cynhyrfwch
they	cynhyrfent
autonomous	cynhyrfer

Future

Person	Form
I	cynhyrfa i
you (singular)	cynhyrfi di
he / she	hi o
we	cynhyrfwn ni
you (plural)	cynhyrfwch chi
they	cynhyrfan nhw

cynhyrfu in context

Rhaid bod chi wedi'ch cynhyrfu.

You must be pretty upset.

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euro

to gild

uno

to join

duo

to become black

mela

to gather nectar to make honey

dal

to catch

trio

to try

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