Welsh verb

gafael

to hold

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

Verbal noun: gafael

Present

Person	Form
I	gafaelaf
you (singular)	gafaeli
he / she	gafael
we	gafaelwn
you (plural)	gafaelwch
they	gafaelant
autonomous	gafaelir

Conditional

Person	Form
I	gafaelwn
you (singular)	gafaelit
he / she	hi
we	gafaelem
you (plural)	gafaelech
they	gafaelent
autonomous	gafaelid

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	gafaelwn
you (singular)	gafaelit
he / she	gafaelai
we	gafaelem
you (plural)	gafaelech
they	gafaelent
autonomous	gafaelid

Preterite

Person	Form
I	gafaelais
you (singular)	gafaelaist
he / she	gafaelodd
we	gafaelasom
you (plural)	gafaelasoch
they	gafaelasant
autonomous	gafaelwyd

Pluperfect

Person	Form
I	gafaelaswn
you (singular)	gafaelasit
he / she	gafaelasai
we	gafaelasem
you (plural)	gafaelasech
they	gafaelasent
autonomous	gafaelasid

Imperative

Person	Form
I	-
you (singular)	gafael
he / she	gafaeled
we	gafaelwn
you (plural)	gafaelwch
they	gafaelent
autonomous	gafaeler

Future

Person	Form
I	gafaela i
you (singular)	gafaeli di
he / she	hi o
we	gafaelwn ni
you (plural)	gafaelwch chi
they	gafaelan 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.

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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