Cornish verb

dismygwari

improvise

dismygwari is a Cornish verb meaning “improvise”. Its verbal noun is dismygwari.

Verbal noun: dismygwari

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Present

PersonForm
Idismygwarav
you (singular)dismygwerydh
he / shedismygwar
wedismygweryn
you (plural)dismygwerowgh
theydismygwarons
autonomousdismygwarir

Past

PersonForm
Idismygweris
you (singular)dismygwersys
he / shedismygwaras
wedismygwarsyn
you (plural)dismygwarsowgh
theydismygwarsons
autonomousdismygwaras

Imperfect

PersonForm
Idismygwaren
you (singular)dismygwares
he / shedismygwara
wedismygwaren
you (plural)dismygwarewgh
theydismygwarens
autonomousdismygwarys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)dismygwar
you (plural)dismygwarewgh

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Native language name: Kernewek