Cornish verb

govyn

ask

govyn is a Cornish verb meaning “ask”. Its verbal noun is govyn.

Verbal noun: govyn

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Present

PersonForm
Igovynav
you (singular)gyvynydh
he / shegovyn
wegyvynyn
you (plural)gyvynowgh
theygovynons
autonomousgovynir

Past

PersonForm
Igyvynis
you (singular)gyvynsys
he / shegovynas
wegovynsyn
you (plural)govynsowgh
theygovynsons
autonomousgovynas

Imperfect

PersonForm
Igovynyn
you (singular)govynys
he / shegovyni
wegovynyn
you (plural)govynewgh
theygovynens
autonomousgovynys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)govyn
you (plural)govynewgh

govyn in context

Res yw dhedha gorthebi an govyn.

They need to answer the question.

Res yw dhedha gorthebi an govyn ma.

They need to answer this question.

Res yw dhis gorthebi an govyn.

You must answer the question.

Res yw dhywgh gorthebi an govyn.

You must answer the question.

Res yw dhodho gorthebi an govyn.

He needs to answer the question.

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Native language name: Kernewek