Cornish verb

freudha

fray out

freudha is a Cornish verb meaning “fray out”. Its verbal noun is freudha.

Verbal noun: freudha

Present

Person	Form
I	freudhav
you (singular)	fryudhydh
he / she	freudh
we	fryudhyn
you (plural)	fryudhowgh
they	freudhons
autonomous	freudhir

Past

Person	Form
I	fryudhis
you (singular)	fryudhsys
he / she	freudhas
we	freudhsyn
you (plural)	freudhsowgh
they	freudhsons
autonomous	freudhas

Imperfect

Person	Form
I	freudhen
you (singular)	freudhes
he / she	freudha
we	freudhen
you (plural)	freudhewgh
they	freudhens
autonomous	freudhys

Imperative

Person	Form
you (singular)	freudh
you (plural)	freudhewgh

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worry

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sit

Kernewekhe

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Kernowekhe

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abattya

strike down

abma

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