Res vydh dhis kemeres an dhiwros ma.
You'll have to take this bicycle.
Cornish verb
kemeres
take
kemeres is a Cornish verb meaning “take”. Its verbal noun is kemeres.
Verbal noun: kemeres
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| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | kemerav |
| you (singular) | kemyrydh |
| he / she | kemer |
| we | kemyryn |
| you (plural) | kemyrowgh |
| they | kemerons |
| autonomous | kemerir |
Past
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | kemyris |
| you (singular) | kemyrsys |
| he / she | kemeras |
| we | kemersyn |
| you (plural) | kemersowgh |
| they | kemersons |
| autonomous | kemeras |
Imperfect
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | kemeren |
| you (singular) | kemeres |
| he / she | kemera |
| we | kemeren |
| you (plural) | kemerewgh |
| they | kemerens |
| autonomous | kemerys |
Imperative
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| you (singular) | kemer |
| you (plural) | kemerewgh |
kemeres in context
Res vydh dhywgh kemeres an dhiwros ma.
You'll have to take this bicycle.
Yw res dhyn kemeres an kyttrin?
Do we have to take the bus?
Nyns o res dhymm kemeres an lawlen genev.
I didn't need to take an umbrella with me.
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