SIARAD - Fusser23
Instances of dod for speaker AID

78AIDoedd (y)na &m # umCE [/] ## ffrind i mi yn dod xxx .
  be.3S.IMPbe.V.3S.IMPERF therethere.ADV IMum.IM friendfriend.N.M.SG toto.PREP PRON.1SI.PRON.1S PRTPRT come.NONFINcome.V.INFIN
  there was a friend of mine coming [...].
263AIDmae nhw dod [?] i SteddfodCE ychi .
  be.3PL.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES PRON.3PLthey.PRON.3P come.NONFINcome.V.INFIN toto.PREP Eisteddfodname know_2PLyou_know.IM
  they're coming to the Eisteddfod, you know.
314AIDmae nhw (y)n dod mor bell de .
  be.3PL.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES PRON.3PLthey.PRON.3P PRTPRT come.NONFINcome.V.INFIN soso.ADV farfar.ADJ+SM TAGbe.IM+SM
  they come so far.
410AIDa dod (y)n_ôl i BethesdaCE i (y)r chwarel .
  andand.CONJ come.NONFINcome.V.INFIN backback.ADV toto.PREP Bethesdaname toto.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF quarrypane.N.M.SG+AM
  and [had] come back to Bethesda to the quarry.
673AID+< a dyma (y)na rywun # yn deud umCE # am bod ## ychi Ellis_WynneCE wedi dod o fan (y)na .
  andand.CONJ herethis_is.ADV therethere.ADV someonesomeone.N.M.SG+SM PRTPRT say.NONFINsay.V.INFIN IMum.IM aboutfor.PREP be.NONFINbe.V.INFIN know_2PLyou_know.IM Ellis_Wynnename PRT.PASTafter.PREP come.NONFINcome.V.INFIN fromhe.PRON.M.3S placeplace.N.MF.SG+SM therethere.ADV
  and someone said, because, you know, Ellis Wynne had come from there.
693AIDwedyn # pythefnos cyn y daith ## dyma (yn)a lythyr # <yn dod> [?] rwan ## umCE .
  afterafterwards.ADV fortnightfortnight.N.MF.SG beforebefore.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF journeyjourney.N.F.SG+SM herethis_is.ADV therethere.ADV letterletter.N.M.SG+SM PRTPRT come.NONFINcome.V.INFIN nownow.ADV IMum.IM
  then a fortnight before the journey, a letter came now.
739AIDdyma fo (y)n dod (y)mlaen rwan .
  herethis_is.ADV PRON.3SMhe.PRON.M.3S PRTPRT come.NONFINcome.V.INFIN forwardforward.ADV nownow.ADV
  he comes forward now.
860AIDo LlanwddynCE # mae &lə [//] IoloCE (y)n dod yn # wreiddiol [?] .
  fromfrom.PREP Llanwddynname be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES Ioloname PRTPRT come.NONFINcome.V.INFIN PRTPRT originaloriginal.ADJ+SM
  Iolo comes from Llanwddyn originally.
1319AIDbod y Cymry (y)n dod efo (e)u # ieir a (e)u # wchi i werthu i (y)r [//] tatws i werthu de .
  be.NONFINbe.V.INFIN DETthe.DET.DEF Welsh_peopleWelsh_people.N.M.PL PRTPRT come.NONFINcome.V.INFIN withwith.PREP POSS.3PLtheir.ADJ.POSS.3P chickenshens.N.F.PL andand.CONJ POSS.3PLtheir.ADJ.POSS.3P know_2PLknow.V.2P.PRES PRTI.PRON.1S.[or].to.PREP sell.NONFINsell.V.INFIN+SM toto.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF potatoespotatoes.N.F.PL PRTto.PREP sellsell.V.INFIN+SM TAGbe.IM+SM
  that the Welsh came with their chickens and their potatoes to sell, eh.
1332AID(we)di dod (y)n_ôl o # mil o flynyddoedd de # yeahCE .
  PRT.PASTafter.PREP come.NONFINcome.V.INFIN backback.ADV fromof.PREP thousandthousand.N.F.SG ofof.PREP yearsyears.N.F.PL+SM TAGbe.IM+SM yeahyeah.ADV
  having come back from a thousand years, eh, yeah.

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