cael llond bol

Welsh

Etymology

Literally “to have a bellyful”.

Verb

cael llond bol

  1. (usually in a perfect tense) to be fed up [+ o (object) = with]

Usage notes

May optionally take a possessive determiner (agreeing with the subject) before bol:

  • Dw i wedi cael llond bol / Dw i wedi cael llond fy mol.
    I’m fed up.
  • Gest ti lond bol o’i dwptra ef? / Gest ti lond dy fol o’i dwptra ef?
    Were you fed up with his stupidity?
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