Welsh verb

ildio

to concede

ildio is a Welsh verb meaning “to concede”.

Present

PersonForm
Iildiaf

ildio in context

O ddweud wrthyf yn ysmala am 'fynd yn ôl at y ffermwyr ifanc'—[ Torri ar draws .] Nid wyf am ildio i'r unigolyn sydd wedi dweud un o'r sylwadau hyn yn y gorffennol.

From flippantly telling me to 'go back to Young Farmers'—[ Interruption .] I will not give way to the person who has previously said one of these comments.

A wnewch chi ildio?

Will you give way?

Felly, rydyn ni'n ildio tir mewn maes eithaf canolog a sylfaenol.

So, we're ceding ground there in a fairly central and fundamental area.

Ac unwaith y byddwch chi'n ildio'r egwyddor honno—.

And once you cede that principle—.

Cyn gynted ag y byddwch yn derbyn yr egwyddor y gall Ysgrifennydd Gwladol newid rhai o'r darpariaethau mewn perthynas ag etholiadau yng Nghymru, ar gyfer llywodraeth leol neu'r Senedd, yna rydych wedi ildio egwyddor sylfaenol.

As soon as you accept the principle that a Secretary of State can change some of the provisions in relation to Welsh elections, for local government or the Senedd, then you have ceded a fundamental principle.

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Native language name: Cymraeg