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Cornish word

gwynn

white

adjective

gwynn means “white” in Cornish and is used as a adjective.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formgwynn
Treylyans medhel / nessa studhwynn
Treylyans medhel / nessa studhwynn
Treylyans kales / peswora studhkwynn
Treylyans kales / peswora studhkwynn
Treylyans kemyskys / pympes studhhwynn
Treylyans kemyskys / pympes studhhwynn

gwynn in context

Ple’th yw trigys dha das gwynn?

Where does your grandfather live?

A2

Gwynn yw ow heun.

My dogs are white.

A1

Gwynn o an tewes war an treth.

The sand on the beach was white.

A2

Yma dhymm kath ha ki. Du yw an gath ha gwynn yw an ki.

I have a cat and a dog. The cat is black and the dog is white.

B1

Gwynn yw an ki.

The dog is white.

A1

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Related Cornish words

blou

blue

dergh

bright

du

black

eglow

bright

gell

light brown

glas

blue

glasrudh

purple

gorm

brown

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