Cornish verb
amaya
dismay
amaya is a Cornish verb meaning “dismay”. Its verbal noun is amaya.
Verbal noun: amaya
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| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | amaav |
| you (singular) | ameydh |
| he / she | ama |
| we | ameyn |
| you (plural) | ameowgh |
| they | amaons |
| autonomous | amair |
Past
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | ameis |
| you (singular) | amesys |
| he / she | amaas |
| we | amasyn |
| you (plural) | amasowgh |
| they | amasons |
| autonomous | amaas |
Imperfect
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | amaen |
| you (singular) | amaes |
| he / she | amaa |
| we | amaen |
| you (plural) | amaewgh |
| they | amaens |
| autonomous | amays |
Imperative
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| you (singular) | ama |
| you (plural) | amaewgh |
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Native language name: Kernewek