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Welsh verb

magu

to rear

magu is a Welsh verb meaning “to rear”. Its verbal noun is magu.

Verbal noun: magu

Present

PersonForm
Imagaf
you (singular)megi
he / shemag
wemagwn
you (plural)megwch
theymagant
autonomousmegir

Conditional

PersonForm
Imagwn
you (singular)magit
he / shehi
wemagem
you (plural)magech
theymagent
autonomousmegid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Imagwn
you (singular)magit
he / shemagai
wemagem
you (plural)magech
theymagent
autonomousmegid

Preterite

PersonForm
Imegais
you (singular)megaist
he / shemagodd
wemagasom
you (plural)magasoch
theymagasant
autonomousmagwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Imagaswn
you (singular)magasit
he / shemagasai
wemagasem
you (plural)magasech
theymagasent
autonomousmagasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)maga
he / shemaged
wemagwn
you (plural)megwch
theymagent
autonomousmager

Future

PersonForm
Imaga i
you (singular)magi di
he / shehi o
wemagwn ni
you (plural)magwch chi
theymagan nhw

magu in context

Taset ti'n magu ci, pa gi baset ti'n magu?

If you were to raise a dog, which dog would you raise?

Cawsom ein geni yn ysbyty glowyr Caerffili, tua 10 mlynedd ar wahân, ac er i mi gael fy magu yn Ystrad Mynach, cafodd Hefin ei fagu i fyny'r ffordd ym Mhenpedairheol.

We were both born in Caerphilly miners' hospital, roughly 10 years apart, and whereas I grew up in Ystrad Mynach, Hefin was raised up the road in Penpedairheol.

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Native language name: Cymraeg