Cornish verb

disyha

quench thirst

disyha is a Cornish verb meaning “quench thirst”. Its verbal noun is disyha.

Verbal noun: disyha

Present

Person	Form
I	disyhav
you (singular)	disyhydh
he / she	disyh
we	disyhyn
you (plural)	disyhowgh
they	disyhons
autonomous	disyhir

Past

Person	Form
I	disyhis
you (singular)	disyhsys
he / she	disyhas
we	disyhsyn
you (plural)	disyhsowgh
they	disyhsons
autonomous	disyhas

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	disyhen
you (singular)	disyhes
he / she	disyha
we	disyhen
you (plural)	disyhewgh
they	disyhens
autonomous	disyhys

Imperative

Person	Form
you (singular)	disyh
you (plural)	disyhewgh

Related Cornish verbs

'nia

worry

'sedha

sit

Kernewekhe

Cornicize

Kernowekhe

Cornicise

abattya

strike down

abma

kiss

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