Welsh verb

gwneud

irregular

to do

gwneud is a Welsh verb meaning “to do”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is gwneud.

Verbal noun: gwneud

Present

Person	Form
I	gwnaf
you (singular)	gwnei
he / she	gwna
we	gwnawn
you (plural)	gwnewch
they	gwnânt
autonomous	gwneir

Conditional

Person	Form
I	gwnawn
you (singular)	gwnait
he / she	gwnâi
we	gwnaem
you (plural)	gwnaech
they	gwnaent
autonomous	gwneid

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	gwnawn
you (singular)	gwnait
he / she	gwnâi
we	gwnaem
you (plural)	gwnaech
they	gwnaent
autonomous	gwneid

Preterite

Person	Form
I	gwneuthum
you (singular)	gwnaethost
he / she	gwnaeth
we	gwnaethom
you (plural)	gwnaethoch
they	gwnaethant
autonomous	gwnaethpwyd

Pluperfect

Person	Form
I	gwnaethwn
you (singular)	gwnaethit
he / she	gwnaethai
we	gwnaethem
you (plural)	gwnaethech
they	gwnaethent
autonomous	gwnaethid

Imperative

Person	Form
I	-
you (singular)	gwna
he / she	gwnaed
we	gwnawn
you (plural)	gwnewch
they	gwnaent
autonomous	gwnaer

Future

Person	Form
I	gwnaf i
you (singular)	gwnei di
he / she	gwneith o
we	gwnawn ni
you (plural)	gwnewch chi
they	gwnân nhw

gwneud in context

Beth mae Tom yn gwneud?

What is Tom doing?

Dywedodd Mari a wnaeth hi feddwl na fyddai Tomos yn gwneud hynny yfory.

Mary said she thought that Tom wouldn't do that tomorrow.

Mae o'n gwneud mor â mynydd o bethau.

He's making a mountain out of a molehill.

Peidiwch â gwneud sŵn.

Don't make noise.

Beth wyt ti'n gwneud yn yr atig?

What are you doing in the attic?

Related Welsh verbs

bod

to be

mynd

to go

dod

to come

cael

to get

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