gwneud – Welsh verb conjugation

Welsh verb forms of gwneud

Nominal Forms

Verb noun: gwneud; gwneuthur; gneud; neud
Verbal adjectives: gwneuthuredig; gwneuthuriedig; gwneuthuradwy

Indicative

Present / Future

Sg.1gwnaf; gwnelaf
Sg.2gwnei; gwneli
Sg.3gwna; gwnelir
Pl.1gwnawn; gwnelwn
Pl.2gwnewch; gwnelwch
Pl.3gwnânt; gwnelant
Impersonalgwneir; gwnelir

Preterite

Sg.1gwneuthum
Sg.2gwnaethost
Sg.3gwnaeth
Pl.1gwnaethom
Pl.2gwnaethoch
Pl.3gwnaethant
Impersonalgwnaethpwyd; gwnaed; gwnawd

Pluperfect

Sg.1gwnaethwn
Sg.2gwnaethit
Sg.3gwnaethai
Pl.1gwnaethem
Pl.2gwnaethech
Pl.3gwnaethent
Impersonalgwnaethid; gwnelsid

Imperfect (Indicative/Subjunctive)

Subjunctive

Present

Sg.1gwnelwyf
Sg.2gwnelych
Sg.3gwnêl; gwnelo
Pl.1gwnelom
Pl.2gwneloch
Pl.3gwnelont
Impersonalgwneler; gwnaer

Imperative

Sg.2gwna
Sg.3gwnaed
Pl.1gwnawn
Pl.2gwnewch
Pl.3gwnaent
Impersonalgwnaer; gwneler

Colloquial Forms

Future

Sg.1gwnaf i; gnaf i; naf i; gwna i; gna i; na i
Sg.2gwnei di; gnei di; nei di
Sg.3gwneith o; gneith o; neith o; gwnaiff o; gnaiff o; naiff o
Pl.1gwnawn ni; gnawn ni; nawn ni; gwnewn ni; gnewn ni; newn ni
Pl.2gwnewch chi; gnewch chi; newch chi
Pl.3gwnân nhw; gnân nhw; nân nhw; gwnewn nhw; gnewn nhw; newn nhw

Preterite

Sg.1gwnes i; gnes i; nes i
Sg.2gwnest ti; gnest ti; nest ti
Sg.3gwnaeth o; gnaeth o; naeth o
Pl.1gwnaethon ni; gnaethon ni; naethon ni; nethon ni
Pl.2gwnaethoch chi; gnaethoch chi; naethoch chi; nethoch chi
Pl.3gwnaethon nhw; gnaethon nhw; naethon nhw; nethon nhw

Conditional

Sg.1gwnawn i; gnawn i; nawn i; gwnelwn i; gnelwn i; nelwn i; gwnelen i; gnelen i; nelen i
Sg.2gwnaet ti; gnaet ti; naet ti; gwnelet ti; gnelet ti; nelet ti
Sg.3gwnâi o; gnâi o; nâi o; gwnelai fe; gnelai fe; nelai fe
Pl.1gwnaen ni; gnaen ni; naen ni; gwnelen ni; gnelen ni; nelen ni
Pl.2gwnaech chi; gnaech chi; naech chi; gwnelech chi; gnelech chi; nelech chi
Pl.3gwnaen nhw; gnaen nhw; naen nhw; gwnelen nhw; gnelen nhw; nelen nhw

Verbs conjugated like 'gwneud'

gwneud,

Verbs similar to 'gwneud'

Translations

  • make, to produce
  • make, to construct
  • produce, to produce

    • Etymology

    1. Back-formation from gwneuthud, gwneuthur, from Middle Welsh gwneithur, altered from *gwreithur with -n- from gwnïo (“to sew”), from Proto-Brythonic *gwrėɣɨd, from Proto-Celtic *wregeti, from Proto-Indo-European *werǵ-.
    2. See also Cornish gwra (“he does, makes”), Breton gra (“he does, makes”), Old Irish fairged (“they made”); also English work. See: Cornish 'gul', Breton 'ober', English 'work'.

    Verbs referencing "gwneud"

    Cornish gul, Breton ober, Cornish gwul.

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