Cornish verb

megi

smoke

megi is a Cornish verb meaning “smoke”. Its verbal noun is megi.

Verbal noun: megi

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Present

PersonForm
Imogav
you (singular)mygydh
he / shemog
wemygyn
you (plural)mygowgh
theymogons
autonomousmogir

Past

PersonForm
Imygis
you (singular)mygsys
he / shemogas
wemogsyn
you (plural)mogsowgh
theymogsons
autonomousmogas

Imperfect

PersonForm
Imogen
you (singular)moges
he / shemoga
wemogen
you (plural)mogewgh
theymogens
autonomousmogys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)mog
you (plural)mogewgh

megi in context

Na wra megi y’n gweli!

Don't smoke in bed.

I a wre megi.

They smoke.

Ny allav vy megi.

I can't smoke.

Yth esov vy ow megi.

I'm smoking.

Yth esen vy ow megi.

I was smoking.

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Native language name: Kernewek