My a vynn triga.
I will stay.
Cornish verb
triga
dwell
triga is a Cornish verb meaning “dwell”. Its verbal noun is triga.
Verbal noun: triga
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| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | trigav |
| you (singular) | trigydh |
| he / she | trig |
| we | trigyn |
| you (plural) | trigowgh |
| they | trigons |
| autonomous | trigir |
Past
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | trigis |
| you (singular) | trigsys |
| he / she | trigas |
| we | trigsyn |
| you (plural) | trigsowgh |
| they | trigsons |
| autonomous | trigas |
Imperfect
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| I | trigen |
| you (singular) | triges |
| he / she | triga |
| we | trigen |
| you (plural) | trigewgh |
| they | trigens |
| autonomous | trigys |
Imperative
| Person | Form |
|---|---|
| you (singular) | trig |
| you (plural) | trigewgh |
triga in context
My re bia ow triga omma rag teyr bledhen.
I have been living here for three years.
Ev a wre triga omma.
He used to live here.
My a wre triga ena.
I used to live there.
Ni a wre triga omma.
We used to live here.
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