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Cornish verb

bos

irregular

to be

bos is a Cornish verb meaning “to be”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is bos.

Verbal noun: bos

Present

PersonForm
Iov
you (singular)os
he / sheyw
weon
you (plural)owgh
theyyns
autonomousor

Past

PersonForm
Ibeuv
you (singular)beus
he / shebeu
webeun
you (plural)bewgh
theybons
autonomousbeus

Imperfect

PersonForm
Ien
you (singular)es
he / sheo
ween
you (plural)ewgh
theyens
autonomousos

Future

PersonForm
Ibydhav
you (singular)bythydh
he / shebydh
webydhyn
you (plural)bydhowgh
theybydhons
autonomousbydher

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)bydh
you (plural)bedhewgh

bos in context

gans dean penvo convethys / worthaf ve serten ny dale / bos mellyes a vs neb tra

By man when it shall be perceived / With me certainly ought not / To be meddled on any account

bos edhom dhe nebonan a wul neppyth

need someone to do something

Hi a vynn dos ha bos medhoges.

She will become a doctor.

My a vynn bos y’n bagas aral.

I want to be in the other group.

Y hevel bos karer nowydh dhe Jane.

Jane seems to have a new boyfriend.

Related Cornish verbs

dos

to come

gul

to do, to make

mos

to go

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Native language name: Kernewek