Gobeithiodd y bydd yn clywed ohoni.
He hoped he might hear from her.
B2
Welsh word
clywed
to hear
verbmasculine/ˈkləwɛd/
clywed means “to hear” in Welsh and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈkləwɛd/.
Definitions
- to feel
- to smell
- to listen
- to identify or receive impressions through the senses
Mutation forms
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | clywed |
| Treiglad Meddal | glywed |
| Treiglad Trwynol | nghlywed |
| Treiglad Llaes | chlywed |
| Treiglad Llaes a H-prothesis | chlywed |
clywed in context
Dw i o hyd yn clywed pethau da am Tom.
I keep hearing good things about Tom.
B1
Ac mae'n wirioneddol gadarnhaol clywed am y cynnydd a wnaed gan Lywodraeth Cymru ar ddarparu mwy o dai cymdeithasol ledled Cymru.
And I find that it’s really positive to hear about the progress being made by the Welsh Government, delivering more social houses across Wales.
C1
Ond, dro at ôl tro, rydyn ni'n clywed bod pryderon o ran y risg i ddiogelwch personol yn rhywbeth sy'n atal pobl rhag sefyll neu sy'n arwain at gynghorwyr yn peidio ailsefyll mewn etholiad.
But, time and again, we hear that concerns regarding the risk to personal safety is something that deters people from standing or that deters councillors from seeking re-election.
C1
Felly, rwyf wedi clywed yn uniongyrchol sut y mae hyn yn helpu.
So, I have heard directly how this is helping.
B2
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