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Cornish word

dydh

day

nounmasculine

dydh means “day” in Cornish and is used as a noun.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formdydh
Treylyans medhel / nessa studhdhydh
Treylyans kales / peswora studhtydh
Treylyans kemyskys / pympes studhtydh

dydh in context

My a bren paperyow-nowodhow pub dydh.

I buy newspapers every day.

A2

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

The cat is hiding under the couch.

A2

My a gews Sowsnek pub dydh.

I speak English every day.

A2

Dydh da, Tom.

Hello, Tom.

A1

Dydh da, sos!

Hi, friend!

A1

Topics

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androweyth

afternoon-time

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