SIARAD - Fusser16
Instances of adrodd for speaker SIR
| 573 | SIR | oedden [?] ni (y)n adrodd yno . |
| be.1PL.IMPbe.V.1P.IMPERF PRON.1PLwe.PRON.1P PRTPRT recite.NONFINrecite.V.INFIN therethere.ADV | ||
| we recited there | ||
| 578 | SIR | a mi oedd Lunwen_WynneCE # wnaeth hi ennill am adrodd . |
| andand.CONJ PRTPRT.AFF be.3S.IMPbe.V.3S.IMPERF Lunwen_Wynnename do.3S.PASTdo.V.3S.PAST+SM PRON.3SFshe.PRON.F.3S win.NONFINwin.V.INFIN forfor.PREP recite.NONFINrecite.V.INFIN | ||
| and Lunwen Wynne, she won at the reciting | ||
| 1050 | SIR | a mae GutoCE yn canu ac adrodd +/ . |
| andand.CONJ be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES Gutoname PRTPRT sing.NONFINsing.V.INFIN andand.CONJ recite.NONFINrecite.V.INFIN | ||
| and Guto sings and recites... |
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