An dhowr a wra arvedh wel.
The water sees better.
Cornish verb
arvedh
affront
arvedh is a Cornish verb meaning “affront”. Its verbal noun is arvedh.
Verbal noun: arvedh
Present
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | arvedhav |
| you (singular) | arvydhydh |
| he / she | arvedh |
| we | arvydhyn |
| you (plural) | arvydhowgh |
| they | arvedhons |
| autonomous | arvedhir |
Past
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | arvydhis |
| you (singular) | arvydhsys |
| he / she | arvedhas |
| we | arvedhsyn |
| you (plural) | arvedhsowgh |
| they | arvedhsons |
| autonomous | arvedhas |
Imperfect
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | arvedhen |
| you (singular) | arvedhes |
| he / she | arvedha |
| we | arvedhen |
| you (plural) | arvedhewgh |
| they | arvedhens |
| autonomous | arvedhys |
Imperative
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| you (singular) | arvedh |
| you (plural) | arvedhewgh |
arvedh in context
An boblans a wra arvedh wel.
The population sees better.
An en a wra arvedh wel.
The jaw sees better.
An cita a wra arvedh wel.
The city sees better.
An hanow a wra arvedh wel.
The name sees better.
Related Cornish verbs
Native language name: Kernewek