Welsh verb

gafael

to hold

gafael is a Welsh verb meaning “to hold”. Its verbal noun is gafael.

Verbal noun: gafael

Present

PersonForm
Igafaelaf
you (singular)gafaeli
he / shegafael
wegafaelwn
you (plural)gafaelwch
theygafaelant
autonomousgafaelir

Conditional

PersonForm
Igafaelwn
you (singular)gafaelit
he / shehi
wegafaelem
you (plural)gafaelech
theygafaelent
autonomousgafaelid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Igafaelwn
you (singular)gafaelit
he / shegafaelai
wegafaelem
you (plural)gafaelech
theygafaelent
autonomousgafaelid

Preterite

PersonForm
Igafaelais
you (singular)gafaelaist
he / shegafaelodd
wegafaelasom
you (plural)gafaelasoch
theygafaelasant
autonomousgafaelwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Igafaelaswn
you (singular)gafaelasit
he / shegafaelasai
wegafaelasem
you (plural)gafaelasech
theygafaelasent
autonomousgafaelasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)gafael
he / shegafaeled
wegafaelwn
you (plural)gafaelwch
theygafaelent
autonomousgafaeler

Future

PersonForm
Igafaela i
you (singular)gafaeli di
he / shehi o
wegafaelwn ni
you (plural)gafaelwch chi
theygafaelan nhw

gafael in context

Rwy'n eich llongyfarch chi am gyfranogi wrth sicrhau canolfan ar gyfer cael gafael ar arian parod.

I congratulate you on playing your part in terms of getting an access-to-cash hub.

Roedd hi eisiau sicrhau bod ei chyfoedion yn yr ysgol yn gallu cael gafael ar gynhyrchion mislif am ddim a sylweddolodd ei bod hi eisiau gwneud mwy i leihau stigma.

She wanted to ensure her peers at school could access free period products and realised that she wanted to do more to reduce stigma.

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Native language name: Cymraeg