Cornish verb

divlasa

be disgusted with

divlasa is a Cornish verb meaning “be disgusted with”. Its verbal noun is divlasa.

Verbal noun: divlasa

Present

Person	Form
I	divlasav
you (singular)	divlesydh
he / she	divlas
we	divlesyn
you (plural)	divlesowgh
they	divlasons
autonomous	divlasir

Past

Person	Form
I	divlesis
you (singular)	divlessys
he / she	divlasas
we	divlassyn
you (plural)	divlassowgh
they	divlassons
autonomous	divlasas

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	divlasen
you (singular)	divlases
he / she	divlasa
we	divlasen
you (plural)	divlasewgh
they	divlasens
autonomous	divlasys

Imperative

Person	Form
you (singular)	divlas
you (plural)	divlasewgh

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