Welsh verb

drysu

to tangle

drysu is a Welsh verb meaning “to tangle”. Its verbal noun is drysu.

Verbal noun: drysu

Present

Person	Form
I	drysaf
you (singular)	drysi
he / she	drysa
we	dryswn
you (plural)	dryswch
they	drysant
autonomous	drysir

Conditional

Person	Form
I	dryswn
you (singular)	drysit
he / she	hi
we	drysem
you (plural)	drysech
they	drysent
autonomous	drysid

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	dryswn
you (singular)	drysit
he / she	drysai
we	drysem
you (plural)	drysech
they	drysent
autonomous	drysid

Preterite

Person	Form
I	drysais
you (singular)	drysaist
he / she	drysodd
we	drysasom
you (plural)	drysasoch
they	drysasant
autonomous	dryswyd

Pluperfect

Person	Form
I	drysaswn
you (singular)	drysasit
he / she	drysasai
we	drysasem
you (plural)	drysasech
they	drysasent
autonomous	drysasid

Imperative

Person	Form
I	-
you (singular)	drysa
he / she	drysed
we	dryswn
you (plural)	dryswch
they	drysent
autonomous	dryser

Future

Person	Form
I	drysa i
you (singular)	drysi di
he / she	hi o
we	dryswn ni
you (plural)	dryswch chi
they	drysan nhw

drysu in context

Felly, mae risg sylfaenol o brosesau ar wahân yn drysu pleidleiswyr.

So, the underlying risk of separate processes is confusion for voters.

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