Cornish verb

diskonfortya

discourage

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

Verbal noun: diskonfortya

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Present

PersonForm
Idiskonfortav
you (singular)diskonfyrtydh
he / shediskonfort
wediskonfyrtyn
you (plural)diskonfyrtowgh
theydiskonfortons
autonomousdiskonfortir

Past

PersonForm
Idiskonfyrtis
you (singular)diskonfyrtsys
he / shediskonfortas
wediskonfortsyn
you (plural)diskonfortsowgh
theydiskonfortsons
autonomousdiskonfortas

Imperfect

PersonForm
Idiskonforten
you (singular)diskonfortes
he / shediskonforta
wediskonforten
you (plural)diskonfortewgh
theydiskonfortens
autonomousdiskonfortys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)diskonfort
you (plural)diskonfortewgh

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Native language name: Kernewek