Welsh verb

gwisgo

to get dressed

gwisgo is a Welsh verb meaning “to get dressed”. Its verbal noun is gwisgo.

Verbal noun: gwisgo

Present

Person	Form
I	gwisgaf
you (singular)	gwisgi
he / she	gwisg
we	gwisgwn
you (plural)	gwisgwch
they	gwisgant
autonomous	gwisgir

Conditional

Person	Form
I	gwisgwn
you (singular)	gwisgit
he / she	gwisgai
we	gwisgem
you (plural)	gwisgech
they	gwisgent
autonomous	gwisgid

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	gwisgwn
you (singular)	gwisgit
he / she	gwisgai
we	gwisgem
you (plural)	gwisgech
they	gwisgent
autonomous	gwisgid

Preterite

Person	Form
I	gwisgais
you (singular)	gwisgaist
he / she	gwisgodd
we	gwisgasom
you (plural)	gwisgasoch
they	gwisgasant
autonomous	gwisgwyd

Pluperfect

Person	Form
I	gwisgaswn
you (singular)	gwisgasit
he / she	gwisgasai
we	gwisgasem
you (plural)	gwisgasech
they	gwisgasent
autonomous	gwisgasid

Imperative

Person	Form
I	-
you (singular)	gwisg
he / she	gwisged
we	gwisgwn
you (plural)	gwisgwch
they	gwisgent
autonomous	gwisger

Future

Person	Form
I	gwisga i
you (singular)	gwisgi di
he / she	hi o
we	gwisgwn ni
you (plural)	gwisgwch chi
they	gwisgan nhw

gwisgo in context

Dych chi'n gwisgo menig?

Are you wearing gloves?

Dw i'n gwisgo esgidiau.

I am wearing shoes.

Mae'r milwyr yn gwisgo helmedau haearn.

The soldiers are wearing iron helmets.

Weithiau bydd ein Swyddogion yn gwisgo gwisg blaen ond byddant bob amser yn dangos ID wrth wirio eich tocynnau.

Our Officers are sometimes in plain clothing but will always show their ID while carrying out ticket checks.

Roedd Sami yn gwisgo crys glas.

Sami was wearing a blue shirt.

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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