ditio – Welsh verb conjugation

Welsh verb forms of ditio

Nominal Forms

Verb noun: ditio
Verbal adjectives: ditiedig; ditiadwy

Indicative

Present / Future

Sg.1ditiaf
Sg.2diti
Sg.3ditia
Pl.1ditiwn
Pl.2ditiwch
Pl.3ditiant
Impersonalditir

Preterite

Sg.1ditiais
Sg.2ditiaist
Sg.3ditiodd
Pl.1ditiasom
Pl.2ditiasoch
Pl.3ditiasant
Impersonalditiwyd

Pluperfect

Sg.1ditiaswn
Sg.2ditiasit
Sg.3ditiasai
Pl.1ditiasem
Pl.2ditiasech
Pl.3ditiasent
Impersonalditiasid; ditiesid

Imperfect (Indicative/Subjunctive)

Subjunctive

Present

Sg.1ditiwyf
Sg.2ditiech
Sg.3ditio
Pl.1ditiom
Pl.2ditioch
Pl.3ditiont
Impersonalditier

Imperative

Sg.2ditia
Sg.3ditied
Pl.1ditiwn
Pl.2ditiwch
Pl.3ditient
Impersonalditier

Colloquial Forms

Future

Sg.1ditia i; ditiaf i
Sg.2diti di
Sg.3ditith o; ditiff e
Pl.1ditiwn ni
Pl.2ditiwch chi
Pl.3ditian nhw

Preterite

Sg.1ditiais i; dities i
Sg.2ditiaist ti; ditiest ti
Sg.3ditiodd o
Pl.1dition ni
Pl.2ditioch chi
Pl.3dition nhw

Conditional

Sg.1ditiwn i; ditiswn i
Sg.2ditiet ti; ditiset ti
Sg.3ditiai fo; ditisai fo
Pl.1ditien ni; ditisen ni
Pl.2ditiech chi; ditisech chi
Pl.3ditien nhw; ditisen nhw

Verbs similar to 'ditio'

actio, cicio, cilio, cipio, damio, deifio, deilio, delio, drilio, minio,

Translations

  • indict, to make a formal accusation or indictment
  • Etymology

    Borrowed from Middle English enditen, from Old French enditer. See: Old French 'enditer'.

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