Cornish verb

esedha

sit down

esedha is a Cornish verb meaning “sit down”. Its verbal noun is esedha.

Verbal noun: esedha

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Present

PersonForm
Iesedhav
you (singular)esydhydh
he / sheesedh
weesydhyn
you (plural)esydhowgh
theyesedhons
autonomousesedhir

Past

PersonForm
Iesydhis
you (singular)esydhsys
he / sheesedhas
weesedhsyn
you (plural)esedhsowgh
theyesedhsons
autonomousesedhas

Imperfect

PersonForm
Iesedhen
you (singular)esedhes
he / sheesedha
weesedhen
you (plural)esedhewgh
theyesedhens
autonomousesedhys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)esedh
you (plural)esedhewgh

esedha in context

Ny yll'ta esedha ena.

You can't sit there.

Res yw dhis esedha.

You need to sit.

Res yw dhywgh esedha.

You need to sit.

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Native language name: Kernewek