Cornish verb

omgudha

hide oneself

omgudha is a Cornish verb meaning “hide oneself”. Its verbal noun is omgudha.

Verbal noun: omgudha

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Present

PersonForm
Iomgudhav
you (singular)ymgudhydh
he / sheomgudh
weymgudhyn
you (plural)ymgudhowgh
theyomgudhons
autonomousomgudhir

Past

PersonForm
Iymgudhis
you (singular)ymgudhsys
he / sheomgudhas
weomgudhsyn
you (plural)omgudhsowgh
theyomgudhsons
autonomousomgudhas

Imperfect

PersonForm
Iomgudhen
you (singular)omgudhes
he / sheomgudha
weomgudhen
you (plural)omgudhewgh
theyomgudhens
autonomousomgudhys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)omgudh
you (plural)omgudhewgh

omgudha in context

Yma’n gath owth omgudha yn-dann an gweli-dydh.

The cat is hiding under the couch.

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Native language name: Kernewek