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Welsh verb

llifo

to flow

llifo is a Welsh verb meaning “to flow”. Its verbal noun is llifo.

Verbal noun: llifo

Present

PersonForm
Illifaf
you (singular)llifi
he / shellifa
wellifwn
you (plural)llifwch
theyllifant
autonomousllifir

Conditional

PersonForm
Illifwn
you (singular)llifit
he / shellifai
wellifem
you (plural)llifech
theyllifent
autonomousllifid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Illifwn
you (singular)llifit
he / shellifai
wellifem
you (plural)llifech
theyllifent
autonomousllifid

Preterite

PersonForm
Illifais
you (singular)llifaist
he / shellifodd
wellifasom
you (plural)llifasoch
theyllifasant
autonomousllifwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Illifaswn
you (singular)llifasit
he / shellifasai
wellifasem
you (plural)llifasech
theyllifasent
autonomousllifasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)llifa
he / shellifed
wellifwn
you (plural)llifwch
theyllifent
autonomousllifer

Future

PersonForm
Illifa i
you (singular)llifi di
he / shehi o
wellifwn ni
you (plural)llifwch chi
theyllifan nhw

llifo in context

Pan oeddech chi'n sefyll, ochr yn ochr â chyd-Aelodau Ceidwadol y tu allan, yn dweud y byddai gennym wlad sy'n llifeirio o laeth a mêl, ac y byddai'r arian yn llifo i'r byd amaeth, ble mae e?

When you were standing, alongside Conservatives colleagues outside, saying that there would be a land of milk and honey, and the money would flow into agriculture, where is it?

Mae'r achos hwn yn tynnu sylw at system ehangach, lle mae biliynau o adnoddau tir a môr Cymru yn llifo'n syth i Lundain, gan adael ein cymunedau wedi'u tanariannu.

This case highlights a wider system, where billions from Wales’s land and offshore resources flow straight to London, leaving our communities underfunded.

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Native language name: Cymraeg