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1 спряжение глагола dod
претерит изъявительного наклонения, отрицательная форма 1 p. sg. des i 2 p. sg. ddest ti 3 p. sg. masc. daeth ( dôth) 3 p. sg. fem. daeth ( dôth) 1 p. pl. daethon ni 2 p. pl. daethoch chi 3 p. pl. daethon nhw футурум индикатива (будущее время изъявительного наклонения), утвердительная форма 1 p. sg. do i (da) 2 p. sg. doi di ( dei) 3 p. sg. masc. daw e ( deith) 3 p. sg. fem. daw hi ( deith) 1 p. pl. dawn ni ( dewn) 2 p. pl. dewch chi ( dowch) 3 p. pl. dôn nhw ( dân) условное наклонение, утвердительная форма употребление ограничено 1 p. sg. delwn i ( down i) 2 p. sg. delet ti ( doet ti) 3 p. sg. masc. delai fe ( dôi fe) 3 p. sg. fem. delai hi ( dôi hi) 1 p. pl. delen ni ( doen ni) 2 p. pl. delech chi ( doech chi) 3 p. pl. delen nhw ( doen nhw) повелительное наклонение 2 p. sg. der(e) (сев. tyrd, ty'd) 2 p. pl. dewch безличная самостоятельная форма, в прошедшем времени: daethpwydWelsh-Russian dictionary (geiriadur Cymraeg-Rwsieg) > спряжение глагола dod
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