Cornish verb

gowleverel

lie

gowleverel is a Cornish verb meaning “lie”. Its verbal noun is gowleverel.

Verbal noun: gowleverel

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Present

PersonForm
Igowleverav
you (singular)gowlevyrydh
he / shegowlever
wegowlevyryn
you (plural)gowlevyrowgh
theygowleverons
autonomousgowleverir

Past

PersonForm
Igowlevyris
you (singular)gowlevyrsys
he / shegowleveris
wegowleversyn
you (plural)gowleversowgh
theygowleversons
autonomousgowleveris

Imperfect

PersonForm
Igowleveryn
you (singular)gowleverys
he / shegowleveri
wegowleveryn
you (plural)gowleverewgh
theygowleverens
autonomousgowleverys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)gowlever
you (plural)gowleverewgh

gowleverel in context

Nyns yw res dhis gowleverel.

You don't have to lie.

Nyns yw res dhywgh gowleverel.

You don't have to lie.

Nyns o res dhis gowleverel.

You didn't have to lie.

Nyns o res dhywgh gowleverel.

You didn't have to lie.

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Native language name: Kernewek