tawchu

Welsh

Alternative forms
  • tawcho
  • tawchio

Etymology

From tawch (“misty”) +‎ -u. Doublet of tochi (“to steep, to soak”).

Pronunciation

Verb

tawchu (first-person singular present tawchaf)

  1. to vaporise, to evaporate
  2. to give off mist, to become misty

Conjugation
Conjugation (literary)
singular plural impersonal
first second third first second third
present indicative/future tawchaf tawchi tawch, tawcha tawchwn tawchwch tawchant tawchir
imperfect (indicative/subjunctive)/
conditional		 tawchwn tawchit tawchai tawchem tawchech tawchent tawchid
preterite tawchais tawchaist tawchodd tawchasom tawchasoch tawchasant tawchwyd
pluperfect tawchaswn tawchasit tawchasai tawchasem tawchasech tawchasent tawchasid, tawchesid
present subjunctive tawchwyf tawchych tawcho tawchom tawchoch tawchont tawcher
imperative — tawch, tawcha tawched tawchwn tawchwch tawchent tawcher
verbal noun tawchu
verbal adjectives tawchedig
tawchadwy
Conjugation (colloquial)
Inflected colloquial forms singular plural
first second third first second third
future tawcha i, tawchaf i tawchi di tawchith o/e/hi, tawchiff e/hi tawchwn ni tawchwch chi tawchan nhw
conditional tawchwn i, tawchswn i tawchet ti, tawchset ti tawchai fo/fe/hi, tawchsai fo/fe/hi tawchen ni, tawchsen ni tawchech chi, tawchsech chi tawchen nhw, tawchsen nhw
preterite tawchais i, tawches i tawchaist ti, tawchest ti tawchodd o/e/hi tawchon ni tawchoch chi tawchon nhw
imperative — tawcha — — tawchwch —
Note: All other forms are periphrastic, as usual in colloquial Welsh.
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