Cornish verb

digonfortya

discourage

digonfortya is a Cornish verb meaning “discourage”. Its verbal noun is digonfortya.

Verbal noun: digonfortya

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Present

PersonForm
Idigonfortav
you (singular)digonfyrtydh
he / shedigonfort
wedigonfyrtyn
you (plural)digonfyrtowgh
theydigonfortons
autonomousdigonfortir

Past

PersonForm
Idigonfyrtis
you (singular)digonfyrtsys
he / shedigonfortas
wedigonfortsyn
you (plural)digonfortsowgh
theydigonfortsons
autonomousdigonfortas

Imperfect

PersonForm
Idigonforten
you (singular)digonfortes
he / shedigonforta
wedigonforten
you (plural)digonfortewgh
theydigonfortens
autonomousdigonfortys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)digonfort
you (plural)digonfortewgh

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Native language name: Kernewek