Cornish verb

sugra

sugar

sugra is a Cornish verb meaning “sugar”. Its verbal noun is sugra.

Verbal noun: sugra

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Present

PersonForm
Isugrav
you (singular)sugrydh
he / shesugr
wesugryn
you (plural)sugrowgh
theysugrons
autonomoussugrir

Past

PersonForm
Isugris
you (singular)sugrsys
he / shesugras
wesugrsyn
you (plural)sugrsowgh
theysugrsons
autonomoussugras

Imperfect

PersonForm
Isugren
you (singular)sugres
he / shesugra
wesugren
you (plural)sugrewgh
theysugrens
autonomoussugrys

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)sugr
you (plural)sugrewgh

sugra in context

Ev a gemeras mel yn le sugra.

He took honey instead of sugar.

A garses ta kavos nebes sugra?

Would you like some sugar?

A garsewgh hwi kavos nebes sugra?

Would you like some sugar?

Ev a gemmer mel yn le sugra.

He takes honey instead of sugar.

Nyns yw da gans Tom koffi gans sugra.

Tom doesn't like coffee with sugar.

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Native language name: Kernewek