Welsh verb

dwysáu

to intensify

dwysáu is a Welsh verb meaning “to intensify”. Its verbal noun is dwysáu.

Verbal noun: dwysáu

Present

PersonForm
Idwysâf
you (singular)dwysei
he / shedwysâ
wedwysawn
you (plural)dwysewch
theydwysânt
autonomousdwyseir

Conditional

PersonForm
Idwysawn
you (singular)dwysait
he / shedwysâi
wedwysaem
you (plural)dwysaech
theydwysaent
autonomousdwyseid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Idwysawn
you (singular)dwysait
he / shedwysâi
wedwysaem
you (plural)dwysaech
theydwysaent
autonomousdwyseid

Preterite

PersonForm
Idwyseais
you (singular)dwyseaist
he / shedwysaodd
wedwysasom
you (plural)dwysasoch
theydwysasant
autonomousdwysawyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Idwysaswn
you (singular)dwysasit
he / shedwysasai
wedwysasem
you (plural)dwysasech
theydwysasent
autonomousdwysasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)dwysâ
he / shedwysaed
wedwysawn
you (plural)dwysewch
theydwysaent
autonomousdwysaer

dwysáu in context

Mae ein heriau mwyaf o ran recriwtio a chadw yn yr ysgol uwchradd, ac yna'n cael eu dwysáu mewn addysg gyfrwng Cymraeg, ac rwy'n bryderus iawn am hynny.

Our biggest challenges in recruitment and retention are in secondary school, and, actually, then compounded with Welsh medium, and I am really concerned about that.

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Native language name: Cymraeg