Cornish verb

klappya

chatter

klappya is a Cornish verb meaning “chatter”. Its verbal noun is klappya.

Verbal noun: klappya

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Present

PersonForm
Iklappav
you (singular)kleppydh
he / sheklapp
wekleppyn
you (plural)kleppowgh
theyklappons
autonomousklappir

Past

PersonForm
Ikleppis
you (singular)kleppsys
he / sheklappas
weklappsyn
you (plural)klappsowgh
theyklappsons
autonomousklappas

Imperfect

PersonForm
Iklappen
you (singular)klappes
he / sheklappa
weklappen
you (plural)klappewgh
theyklappens
autonomousklappys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)klapp
you (plural)klappewgh

klappya in context

Woyes ta der ra va klappya Kernowek mar dha?

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Native language name: Kernewek