Cornish verb

eva

drink

eva is a Cornish verb meaning “drink”. Its verbal noun is eva.

Verbal noun: eva

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Present

PersonForm
Ievav
you (singular)yvydh
he / sheev
weyvyn
you (plural)yvowgh
theyevons
autonomousevir

Past

PersonForm
Iyvis
you (singular)yvsys
he / sheevas
weevsyn
you (plural)evsowgh
theyevsons
autonomousevas

Imperfect

PersonForm
Ieven
you (singular)eves
he / sheeva
weeven
you (plural)evewgh
theyevens
autonomousevys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)ev
you (plural)evewgh

eva in context

Na reugh eva re Mez eva ra guz zehaz: Ha hedna, muy pò le, Vedn gwitha, corf en ehaz

Do not drink too much, But drink for your thirst; And that, more or less, Will keep your body in health.

A vynn'ta kavos neppyth dhe eva?

Would you like anything to drink?

Prag yth es’ta owth eva dowr?

Why are you drinking water?

My a garsa eva hanafas a de.

I want to drink a cup of tea.

Prag yth esowgh hwi owth eva dowr?

Why are you drinking water?

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Native language name: Kernewek