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Welsh verb

llusgo

to drag

llusgo is a Welsh verb meaning “to drag”. Its verbal noun is llusgo.

Verbal noun: llusgo

Present

PersonForm
Illusgaf
you (singular)llusgi
he / shellusg
wellusgwn
you (plural)llusgwch
theyllusgant
autonomousllusgir

Conditional

PersonForm
Illusgwn
you (singular)llusgit
he / shellusgai
wellusgem
you (plural)llusgech
theyllusgent
autonomousllusgid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Illusgwn
you (singular)llusgit
he / shellusgai
wellusgem
you (plural)llusgech
theyllusgent
autonomousllusgid

Preterite

PersonForm
Illusgais
you (singular)llusgaist
he / shellusgodd
wellusgasom
you (plural)llusgasoch
theyllusgasant
autonomousllusgwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Illusgaswn
you (singular)llusgasit
he / shellusgasai
wellusgasem
you (plural)llusgasech
theyllusgasent
autonomousllusgasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)llusga
he / shellusged
wellusgwn
you (plural)llusgwch
theyllusgent
autonomousllusger

Future

PersonForm
Illusgaf i
you (singular)llusgi di
he / shehi o
wellusgwn ni
you (plural)llusgwch chi
theyllusgan nhw

llusgo in context

Ac rwy'n credu ei bod yn bwysig ailddatgan hyn, oherwydd mae'r ddadl ynghylch ffermio mewn lle gwael; mae wedi cael ei llusgo i mewn i'r rhyfeloedd diwylliant, ac mae'r rhaniadau hynny'n cael eu chwyddo trwy ein dadleuon gwleidyddol.

And I think it’s important to restate this, because the debate around farming is in a bad place; it’s become dragged into the culture wars, and those divisions are heightened through our political debate.

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Native language name: Cymraeg