From Middle Welsh ffynny, Proto-Brythonic *fünnɨd, borrowed via Vulgar Latin from Latin fundō.
ffynnu (first-person singular present ffynnaf, not mutable)
singular | plural | impersonal | ||||||
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first | second | third | first | second | third | |||
present indicative/future | ffynnaf | ffynni | ffynn, ffynna | ffynnwn | ffynnwch | ffynnant | ffynnir | |
imperfect (indicative/subjunctive)/ conditional |
ffynnwn | ffynnit | ffynnai | ffynnem | ffynnech | ffynnent | ffynnid | |
preterite | ffynnais | ffynnaist | ffynnodd | ffynnasom | ffynnasoch | ffynnasant | ffynnwyd | |
pluperfect | ffynnaswn | ffynnasit | ffynnasai | ffynnasem | ffynnasech | ffynnasent | ffynnasid, ffynnesid | |
present subjunctive | ffynnwyf | ffynnych | ffynno | ffynnom | ffynnoch | ffynnont | ffynner | |
imperative | — | ffynn, ffynna | ffynned | ffynnwn | ffynnwch | ffynnent | ffynner | |
verbal noun | ffynnu | |||||||
verbal adjectives | ffynnedig ffynnadwy |