hyfforddi

Welsh

Etymology

hy- +‎ ffordd (“way, manner”) +‎ -i

Verb

hyfforddi (first-person singular present hyfforddaf, not mutable)

  1. (transitive) to coach, to train, to instruct

Conjugation

Conjugation (literary)
singular plural impersonal
first second third first second third
present indicative/future hyfforddaf hyfforddi hyffordda hyfforddwn hyfforddwch hyfforddant hyfforddir
imperfect (indicative/subjunctive)/
conditional 		hyfforddwn hyfforddit hyfforddai hyfforddem hyfforddech hyfforddent hyfforddid
preterite hyfforddais hyfforddaist hyfforddodd hyfforddasom hyfforddasoch hyfforddasant hyfforddwyd
pluperfect hyfforddaswn hyfforddasit hyfforddasai hyfforddasem hyfforddasech hyfforddasent hyfforddasid, hyfforddesid
present subjunctive hyfforddwyf hyfforddych hyfforddo hyfforddom hyfforddoch hyfforddont hyffordder
imperative — hyffordda hyffordded hyfforddwn hyfforddwch hyfforddent hyffordder
verbal noun hyfforddi
verbal adjectives hyfforddedig
hyfforddadwy
Conjugation (colloquial)
inflected
colloquial forms 		singular plural
first second third first second third
future hyffordda i,
hyfforddaf i 		hyfforddi di hyfforddith o/e/hi,
hyfforddiff e/hi 		hyfforddwn ni hyfforddwch chi hyfforddan nhw
conditional hyfforddwn i,
hyfforddswn i 		hyfforddet ti,
hyfforddset ti 		hyfforddai fo/fe/hi,
hyfforddsai fo/fe/hi 		hyffordden ni,
hyfforddsen ni 		hyfforddech chi,
hyfforddsech chi 		hyffordden nhw,
hyfforddsen nhw
preterite hyfforddais i,
hyfforddes i 		hyfforddaist ti,
hyfforddest ti 		hyfforddodd o/e/hi hyfforddon ni hyfforddoch chi hyfforddon nhw
imperative — hyffordda — — hyfforddwch —

Note: All other forms are periphrastic, as usual in colloquial Welsh.

Derived terms

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