Welsh verb

ffraeo

to quarrel

ffraeo is a Welsh verb meaning “to quarrel”. Its verbal noun is ffraeo.

Verbal noun: ffraeo

Present

PersonForm
Iffraeaf
you (singular)ffraei
he / sheffraeo
weffraewn
you (plural)ffraewch
theyffraeant
autonomousffraeir

Conditional

PersonForm
Iffraewn
you (singular)ffraeit
he / shehi
weffraeem
you (plural)ffraeech
theyffraeent
autonomousffraeid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Iffraewn
you (singular)ffraeit
he / sheffraeai
weffraeem
you (plural)ffraeech
theyffraeent
autonomousffraeid

Preterite

PersonForm
Iffraeais
you (singular)ffraeaist
he / sheffraeodd
weffraeasom
you (plural)ffraeasoch
theyffraeasant
autonomousffraewyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Iffraeaswn
you (singular)ffraeasit
he / sheffraeasai
weffraeasem
you (plural)ffraeasech
theyffraeasent
autonomousffraeasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)ffraea
he / sheffraeed
weffraewn
you (plural)ffraewch
theyffraeent
autonomousffraeer

Future

PersonForm
Iffraea i
you (singular)ffraei di
he / shehi o
weffraewn ni
you (plural)ffraewch chi
theyffraean nhw

Related Welsh verbs

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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Native language name: Cymraeg