Welsh reference
Welsh verbs — page 4
1,759 verbs with English meanings and conjugated forms.
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dadansoddi
to analyse
dadbacio
to unpack
dadelfennu
to break down
dadennill
to regain
dadgoroni
to uncrown
dadlapio
to unwrap
dadlau
to argue
dadlennu
to disclose
dadleoli
to delocalise
dadlwytho
to unload
dadocsigenu
to deoxygenate
dadorchuddio
to unveil
dadosod
to displace
dadrwymo
to untie
dadwisgo
to undress
dadwreiddio
to uproot
dal
to catch
dallgeibio
to bungle
dallu
to blind
damnio
to damn
damsang
to tread
damweinio
to happen
danfon
to send
dangos
to show
dannod
to upbraid
darbwyllo
to convince
darfod
to cease
darfudo
to convect
darganfod
to discover
dargludo
to conduct
darlithio
to lecture
darlledu
to broadcast
darllen
to read
darlunio
to draw
darogan
to forecast
darostwng
to subdue
darparu
to prepare
darwasgu
to constrict
datblygu
to develop
datbrofi
to disprove
datgan
to announce
datgelu
to reveal
datglymu
to untie
datguddio
to reveal
datgymalu
to dislocate
datgysylltu
to disconnect
datgywasgu
to decompress
dathlu
to celebrate
datod
to untie
datrys
to disentangle
dawnsio
to dance
deall
to understand
dechrau
to begin
deddfu
to legislate
deffro
to wake
defnyddio
to use
degoli
to decimalise
deholi
to banish
dehongli
to interpret
deifio
to scorch
deilio
to bear leaves
deillio
to emanate
deisyf
to petition
delio
to deal
denu
to attract
deor
to hinder
derbyn
to receive
detheuo
to spruce up
dethol
to choose
dewis
to choose
diaelodi
to dismember
dial
to avenge
dianc
to escape
diarddel
to disavow
dibennu
to finish
diboblogi
to depopulate
dibrisio
to belittle
dibynnu
to hang
diddanu
to entertain
diddofi
de-taming
diddori
to interest
diddyfnu
to wean
diddymu
to abolish
didoli
to separate
didolnodi
to mark with a diaeresis
dienyddio
execute
diferu
to drop
difetha
to destroy
diffeithio
to lay waste
diffodd
to extinguish
diffreithio
to diffract
diflannu
to disappear
diflasu
to lose taste
diflino
to reinvigorate
difodi
to annihilate
difrodi
to destroy
difwyno
to soil
difyrru
to amuse
digalonni
to lose heart
digideiddio
to digitize
digoni
to suffice
digrifhau
to revel
digwydd
to happen
dihoeni
to languish
dihuno
wake
dileu
to delete
dilorni
to disparage
dilyn
to follow
dinistrio
to destroy
dioddef
to suffer
diogelu
to protect
diogi
to be lazy
diolch
to thank [with i ‘someone’]
diota
to booze
diraddio
to degrade
dirdroi
to wrench
dirgrynu
to quake
dirio
to urge
dirmygu
to disdain
dirwasgu
to press down
dirwyn
to wind
dirymu
to annul
disbyddu
to deplete
disgleirio
to shine
disgrifio
to describe
disgwyl
to expect
disgyn
to descend
disgyrchu
to gravitate
distewi
to quieten
distrywio
to destroy
diswyddo
dismiss
ditio
to indict
diwallu
to satisfy
diweddaru
to update
diweddu
to complete
diwygio
to amend
diystyru
to disregard
dod
irregularto come
dodi
to put
dofi
to tame
dosbarthu
to classify
dowcio
to dunk
draenio
to drain
drewi
to stink
drilio
to drill
dringo
to climb
dryllio
to cut up
drysu
to tangle
duo
to become black
durio
to steel
dweud
to say
dwlu
to dote
dwrdio
to rebuke
dwyn
to steal
dwysáu
to intensify
dyblu
to double
dychanu
to satirize
dychlamu
to leap
dychmygu
to imagine
dychryn
to fear
dychwelyd
to return
dyddio
to dawn
dyddodi
to deposit
dyfalu
to guess
dyfarnu
to adjudge
dyfnhau
to get deeper
dyfnu
to suck
dyframaethu
to aquafarm
dygyfor
to surge
dygymod
to come to terms
dyheu
to desire greatly
dylanwadu
to influence
dylu
ought
dylunio
to design
dymchwel
to overturn
dymuno
to wish
dynesu
to approach
dynodi
to denote
dynwared
to imitate
dyrchafu
to rise
dyrnu
thresh
dysgu
to learn
dyweddïo
to betroth