Cornish verb
abound
palshe is a Cornish verb meaning “abound”. Its verbal noun is palshe.
Verbal noun: palshe
Counts independent dictionaries that list this word. Listing is not the same as agreeing on a meaning.
Dictionaries that list this word: GiellaLT Cornish (GPL-3.0)
Practise this conjugationDrill the forms of palshe until they become automatic reflex.
Start 1-click drill →| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | palshav |
| you (singular) | pelshydh |
| he / she | palsh |
| we | pelshyn |
| you (plural) | pelshowgh |
| they | palshons |
| autonomous | palshir |
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | pelshis |
| you (singular) | pelshsys |
| he / she | palshas |
| we | palshsyn |
| you (plural) | palshsowgh |
| they | palshsons |
| autonomous | palshas |
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | palshen |
| you (singular) | palshes |
| he / she | palsha |
| we | palshen |
| you (plural) | palshewgh |
| they | palshens |
| autonomous | palshys |
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| you (singular) | palshah |
| you (plural) | palshewgh |
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