Welsh verb

dod

irregular

to come

dod is a Welsh verb meaning “to come”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is dod.

Verbal noun: dod

Present

Person	Form
I	dof
you (singular)	deui
he / she	daw
we	deuwn
you (plural)	deuwch
they	deuant
autonomous	deuir

Conditional

Person	Form
I	deuwn
you (singular)	deuit
he / she	deuai
we	deuem
you (plural)	deuech
they	deuent
autonomous	deuid

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	deuwn
you (singular)	deuit
he / she	deuai
we	deuem
you (plural)	deuech
they	deuent
autonomous	deuid

Preterite

Person	Form
I	deuthum
you (singular)	daethost
he / she	daeth
we	daethom
you (plural)	daethoch
they	daethant
autonomous	daethpwyd

Pluperfect

Person	Form
I	daethwn
you (singular)	daethit
he / she	daethai
we	daethem
you (plural)	daethech
they	daethent
autonomous	daethid

Imperative

Person	Form
I	-
you (singular)	dere
he / she	deued
we	deuwn
you (plural)	deuwch
they	deuent
autonomous	deuer

Future

Person	Form
I	dof i
you (singular)	doi di
he / she	daw o
we	down ni
you (plural)	dewch chi
they	dôn nhw

dod in context

Dw i'n dod o Loegr.

I come from England.

Mae e'n dod o Gymru.

He comes from Wales.

Dw i'n dod o'r Eidal a dw i'n siarad Eidaleg.

I come from Italy and I speak Italian.

Dw i'n dod o Awstralia.

I come from Australia.

Dw i'n dod o Frasil.

I come from Brazil.

Related Welsh verbs

bod

to be

mynd

to go

gwneud

to do

cael

to get

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