blas.tynnu
to pull
"tynnu" means "to pull" in Welsh. Full conjugation table with present, imperfect, preterite, future, conditional, and imperative tenses.
Present
Presennol
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I (fi) | tynnaf |
| You sg. (ti) | tynni |
| He/She (fe/hi) | tyn |
| We (ni) | tynnwn |
| You pl. (chi) | tynnwch |
| They (nhw) | tynnant |
| Impersonal | tynnir |
Imperfect
Amherffaith
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I (fi) | tynnwn |
| You sg. (ti) | tynnit |
| He/She (fe/hi) | tynnai |
| We (ni) | tynnem |
| You pl. (chi) | tynnech |
| They (nhw) | tynnent |
| Impersonal | tynnid |
Preterite
Gorffennol
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I (fi) | tynnais |
| You sg. (ti) | tynnaist |
| He/She (fe/hi) | tynnodd |
| We (ni) | tynasom |
| You pl. (chi) | tynasoch |
| They (nhw) | tynasant |
| Impersonal | tynnwyd |
Pluperfect
Gorberffaith
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I (fi) | tynaswn |
| You sg. (ti) | tynasit |
| He/She (fe/hi) | tynasai |
| We (ni) | tynasem |
| You pl. (chi) | tynasech |
| They (nhw) | tynasent |
| Impersonal | tynasid |
Future
Dyfodol
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I (fi) | tynna i |
| You sg. (ti) | tynni di |
| He/She (fe/hi) | hi o |
| We (ni) | tynnwn ni |
| You pl. (chi) | tynnwch chi |
| They (nhw) | tynnant nhw |
Conditional
Amodol
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I (fi) | tynnwn |
| You sg. (ti) | tynnit |
| He/She (fe/hi) | tynnai |
| We (ni) | tynnem |
| You pl. (chi) | tynnech |
| They (nhw) | tynnent |
| Impersonal | tynnid |
Imperative
Gorchmynnol
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I (fi) | - |
| You sg. (ti) | tyn |
| He/She (fe/hi) | tynned |
| We (ni) | tynnwn |
| You pl. (chi) | tynnwch |
| They (nhw) | tynnent |
| Impersonal | tynner |
Example sentences
Ty'd ymlaen, ti'n tynnu fy nghoes.
Come on, you're pulling my leg.
A2Mi wyt ti'n tynnu fy nghoes.
You're pulling my leg.
A2Dwi'n meddwl dy fod ti'n tynnu fy nghoes.
I think you're pulling my leg.
B1Rhowch y caead i lawr cyn tynnu’r dŵr.
Lower lid before flushing.
B2Further reading
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