dod â
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See also: Appendix:Variations of "doda"
Welsh
Etymology
Literally “to come with”.
Verb
dod â (first-person singular present dof â)
- (irregular, idiomatic) to bring, bring along
- Roedd Tom wedi dod â phecyn bwyd
- Tom had brought a packed lunch
- (of animals) to give birth to; to whelp, calve, etc.
- Synonym: bwrw
Usage notes
- â technically causes an aspirate mutation, however, the aspirate mutation is applied inconsistently in spoken and informal written Welsh.
- â becomes ag before vowels.
Related terms
- mynd â (“take (along)”)