Welsh verb

meddwl

to think

meddwl is a Welsh verb meaning “to think”. Its verbal noun is meddwl.

Verbal noun: meddwl

Present

PersonForm
Imeddyliaf
you (singular)meddyli
he / shemeddwl
wemeddyliwn
you (plural)meddyliwch
theymeddyliant
autonomousmeddylir

Conditional

PersonForm
Imeddyliwn
you (singular)meddylit
he / shemeddyliai
wemeddyliem
you (plural)meddyliech
theymeddylient
autonomousmeddylid

Imperfect

PersonForm
Imeddyliwn
you (singular)meddylit
he / shemeddyliai
wemeddyliem
you (plural)meddyliech
theymeddylient
autonomousmeddylid

Preterite

PersonForm
Imeddyliais
you (singular)meddyliaist
he / shemeddyliodd
wemeddyliasom
you (plural)meddyliasoch
theymeddyliasant
autonomousmeddyliwyd

Pluperfect

PersonForm
Imeddyliaswn
you (singular)meddyliasit
he / shemeddyliasai
wemeddyliasem
you (plural)meddyliasech
theymeddyliasent
autonomousmeddyliasid

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)meddwl
he / shemeddylied
wemeddyliwn
you (plural)meddyliwch
theymeddylient
autonomousmeddylier

Future

PersonForm
Imeddylia i
you (singular)meddyli di
he / shehi o
wemeddyliwn ni
you (plural)meddyliwch chi
theymeddyliant nhw

meddwl in context

Dw i'n meddwl dy fod ti'n gallu ei wnaed o.

I think you can do it.

Roeddwon i'n meddwl roeddwt ti'n cysgu.

I thought you were sleeping.

Dwi'n meddwl dwi am fynd adre.

I think it's time I went home.

Dwi'n meddwl dy fod ti'n tynnu fy nghoes.

I think you're pulling my leg.

Dw i'n meddwl bod rhaid i Tom hynny.

I think that Tom had to do that.

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Native language name: Cymraeg