Cornish verb

e'medh

says

e'medh is a Cornish verb meaning “says”. Its verbal noun is e'medh.

Verbal noun: e'medh

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Present

PersonForm
Ie'medhav
you (singular)e'mydhydh
he / shee'medh
wee'mydhyn
you (plural)e'mydhowgh
theye'medhons
autonomouse'medhir

Past

PersonForm
Ie'mydhis
you (singular)e'mydhsys
he / shee'medhas
wee'medhsyn
you (plural)e'medhsowgh
theye'medhsons
autonomouse'medhas

Imperfect

PersonForm
Ie'medhen
you (singular)e'medhes
he / shee'medha
wee'medhen
you (plural)e'medhewgh
theye'medhens
autonomouse'medhys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)e'medh
you (plural)e'medhewgh

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Native language name: Kernewek