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Cornish verb

difuna

awaken

difuna is a Cornish verb meaning “awaken”. Its verbal noun is difuna.

Verbal noun: difuna

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Present

PersonForm
Idifunav
you (singular)difunydh
he / shedifun
wedifunyn
you (plural)difunowgh
theydifunons
autonomousdifunir

Past

PersonForm
Idifunis
you (singular)difunsys
he / shedifunas
wedifunsyn
you (plural)difunsowgh
theydifunsons
autonomousdifunas

Imperfect

PersonForm
Idifunen
you (singular)difunes
he / shedifuna
wedifunen
you (plural)difunewgh
theydifunens
autonomousdifunys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)difun
you (plural)difunewgh

difuna in context

Res o dhyn difuna a-varr.

I had to get up early.

Related Cornish verbs

'nia

worry

'sedha

sit

abattya

strike down

abma

kiss

abusya

abuse

adheski

educate

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Native language name: Kernewek