Cornish verb

dalleth

begin

dalleth is a Cornish verb meaning “begin”. Its verbal noun is dalleth.

Verbal noun: dalleth

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Present

PersonForm
Idallathav
you (singular)dallethydh
he / shedallath
wedallethyn
you (plural)dallethowgh
theydallathons
autonomousdallathir

Past

PersonForm
Idallethis
you (singular)dallethsys
he / shedallathas
wedallathsyn
you (plural)dallathsowgh
theydallathsons
autonomousdallathas

Imperfect

PersonForm
Idallathen
you (singular)dallathes
he / shedallatha
wedallathen
you (plural)dallathewgh
theydallathens
autonomousdallathys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)dallath
you (plural)dallathewgh

dalleth in context

Res yw dhis dalleth skon.

You must start soon.

Res yw dhywgh dalleth skon.

You must start soon.

Dhe by eur a wre'ta dalleth ober?

At what time do you start work?

Res yw dhymm dalleth.

I have to start.

Res yw dhyn dalleth.

We have to start.

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Native language name: Kernewek