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§ 200 (1) The verb dlyaf (2 syll.), dylyaf (3 syll.) ‘I am entitled to, obliged to’ is conjugated fully in Ml. W.: 3rd sg. pres. ind. dyly, 3rd sg. aor. dylyawẟ Ỻ.A. 15, v.n. dlyu, dleu, dylyu. But in Mn. W. the inflexion is restricted to the impf. and plup. ind. with the meaning ‘I ought’, more rarely ‘I deserve’, and the v.n. is not used.

i. hwde, hwdy ‘here! take this’ and moes ‘give me’ are used in the imperative only; in Mn. W. hwde has pl. hwdi̯wch; moes has Ml. pl. moesswch 182, Mn. moeswch Gr.O. 58.

Hwde vodrwy 168,  234 ‘take a ring’; hwde di y votrwy honn  173 ‘take thou this ring’; hwdy ditheu ef  31 ‘do thou take it’; hwdiwch M.K. [78],  38.

Moes § 154 iii (2) ex.; moes vy march 17 ‘give me my horse’; moes imi y gorvlwch  164 ‘give me the goblet’; Melys; moes mwy prov. ‘[It is] sweet; give me more’; moes i mi dy galon Diar. xxiii 26; moes, moes do. xxx 15; moesswch rhyngoch air Barn, xx 7.