Cornish verb

koska

sleep

koska is a Cornish verb meaning “sleep”. Its verbal noun is koska.

Verbal noun: koska

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Present

PersonForm
Ikoskav
you (singular)kyskydh
he / shekosk
wekyskyn
you (plural)kyskowgh
theykoskons
autonomouskoskir

Past

PersonForm
Ikyskis
you (singular)kysksys
he / shekoskas
wekosksyn
you (plural)kosksowgh
theykosksons
autonomouskoskas

Imperfect

PersonForm
Ikosken
you (singular)koskes
he / shekoska
wekosken
you (plural)koskewgh
theykoskens
autonomouskoskys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)kosk
you (plural)koskewgh

koska in context

Yma'n ki ow koska y'n karr.

The dog is sleeping in the car.

My a vynn koska yn ow chambour.

I'll sleep in my room.

My a garsa koska.

I want to sleep.

Res yw dhymm koska lemmyn.

I need to sleep now.

Ny allav koska yn ta.

I can't sleep well.

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Native language name: Kernewek