Cornish verb

leverel

say

leverel is a Cornish verb meaning “say”. Its verbal noun is leverel.

Verbal noun: leverel

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Present

PersonForm
Ileverav
you (singular)levyrydh
he / shelever
welevyryn
you (plural)levyrowgh
theyleverons
autonomousleverir

Past

PersonForm
Ilevyris
you (singular)levyrsys
he / sheleveris
weleversyn
you (plural)leversowgh
theyleversons
autonomousleveris

Imperfect

PersonForm
Ileveryn
you (singular)leverys
he / sheleveri
weleveryn
you (plural)leverewgh
theyleverens
autonomousleverys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)lever
you (plural)leverewgh

leverel in context

Res yw dhis leverel dhymm.

You must tell me.

Res yw dhywgh leverel dhymm.

You must tell me.

Res yw dhymm leverel neppyth.

I need to say something.

Gwell yw genev leverel.

I prefer to say.

Res o dhymm leverel nebonan.

I had to tell somebody.

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Native language name: Kernewek