Cornish verb

gwari

play

gwari is a Cornish verb meaning “play”. Its verbal noun is gwari.

Verbal noun: gwari

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Present

PersonForm
Igwarav
you (singular)gwerydh
he / shegwar
wegweryn
you (plural)gwerowgh
theygwarons
autonomousgwarir

Past

PersonForm
Igweris
you (singular)gwersys
he / shegwaras
wegwarsyn
you (plural)gwarsowgh
theygwarsons
autonomousgwaras

Imperfect

PersonForm
Igwaren
you (singular)gwares
he / shegwara
wegwaren
you (plural)gwarewgh
theygwarens
autonomousgwarys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)gwar
you (plural)gwarewgh

gwari in context

Nyns yw da gans Tom an gwari ma.

Tom doesn't like this game.

Nyns yw da gensi an gwari ma.

She doesn't like this game.

Da yw gansa gwari y'n ergh.

They like to play in the snow.

Da o gansa gwari y'n ergh.

They liked to play in the snow.

My a vynn gwari.

I want to play.

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Native language name: Kernewek