Welsh verb

troseddu

to commit a crime

troseddu is a Welsh verb meaning “to commit a crime”. Its verbal noun is troseddu.

Verbal noun: troseddu

Present

Person	Form
I	troseddaf
you (singular)	troseddi
he / she	trosedda
we	troseddwn
you (plural)	troseddwch
they	troseddant
autonomous	troseddir

Conditional

Person	Form
I	troseddwn
you (singular)	troseddit
he / she	troseddai
we	troseddem
you (plural)	troseddech
they	troseddent
autonomous	troseddid

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	troseddwn
you (singular)	troseddit
he / she	troseddai
we	troseddem
you (plural)	troseddech
they	troseddent
autonomous	troseddid

Preterite

Person	Form
I	troseddais
you (singular)	troseddaist
he / she	troseddodd
we	troseddasom
you (plural)	troseddasoch
they	troseddasant
autonomous	troseddwyd

Pluperfect

Person	Form
I	troseddaswn
you (singular)	troseddasit
he / she	troseddasai
we	troseddasem
you (plural)	troseddasech
they	troseddasent
autonomous	troseddasid

Imperative

Person	Form
I	-
you (singular)	trosedda
he / she	trosedded
we	troseddwn
you (plural)	troseddwch
they	troseddent
autonomous	trosedder

troseddu in context

Mae'r ddadl cydsyniad deddfwriaethol ar y Bil Troseddu a Phlismona wedi ei gohirio tan 10 Mawrth.

The legislative consent debate on the Crime and Policing Bill has been postponed until 10 March.

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