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Welsh verb

nôl

to fetch

nôl is a Welsh verb meaning “to fetch”.

Present

PersonForm
Inolaf

Future

PersonForm
Inola i
you (singular)noli di
he / shehi o
wenolwn ni
you (plural)nolwch chi
theynolan nhw

Conditional

PersonForm
Inolwn i
you (singular)nolet ti
he / shehi fo
wenolen ni
you (plural)nolech chi
theynolen nhw

Preterite

PersonForm
Inolais i
you (singular)nolaist ti
he / shehi o
wenolon ni
you (plural)noloch chi
theynolon nhw

Imperative

PersonForm
I-
you (singular)nola
he / she-
we-
you (plural)nolwch
they-

nôl in context

Mi ddaru'r Llywodraeth ryddhau datganiad ansawdd nôl yn yr hydref oedd yn sôn am wneud gwasanaethau diogel, amserol, effeithiol, person-ganolog a chydradd.

The Government did release a quality statement back in the autumn that talked about providing timely, safe, effective. person-centred and equal services.

Ac yn olaf, ddaru imi roi cynnig ymlaen nôl yn Ionawr 2024 ynghylch datblygu ateb ariannu cynaliadwy—nid fframwaith newydd, o reidrwydd, ond ariannu cynaliadwy ar gyfer hosbisys yn yr hirdymor.

Finally, I put a motion forward back in 2024 on the development of sustainable funding—not necessarily a new framework, but sustainable funding for hospitals in the long term.

Nôl atoch chi, Gareth.

Back to you, Gareth.

Croeso nôl i'r cyfarfod yma o'r Pwyllgor Cyllid.

Welcome back to this meeting of the Finance Committee.

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Native language name: Cymraeg