Eisiau

Eisiau is a Welsh word that translates to "want" or "desire" in English. It is a fundamental verb in the Welsh language, used to express a longing or a need for something. The grammatical structure involving "eisiau" can differ from its English equivalents. Often, it is used impersonally with a subject pronoun preceding it, for example, "Dw i eisiau coffi," which literally translates to "I am want coffee" but means "I want coffee."

The word "eisiau" is commonly used in everyday conversation and is a vital part of expressing personal preferences and needs in Welsh. It can be used to express a desire for tangible objects, abstract concepts, or even actions. For instance, one might say "Mae hi eisiau mynd adref," meaning "She wants to go home." The versatility of "eisiau" makes it a frequently encountered term for learners of the Welsh language. Its usage is widespread across all dialects of Welsh, although pronunciation might vary slightly. Understanding "eisiau" is key to forming basic sentences and communicating simple desires in Welsh.