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Cornish word

lemmyn

now

adverb

lemmyn means “now” in Cornish and is used as a adverb.

lemmyn in context

Ple’th os ta trigys lemmyn?

Where do you live now?

A1

A garses ta kavos hanafas a de lemmyn?

Would you like a cup of tea now?

A2

A garsewgh hwi kavos hanafas a de lemmyn?

Would you like a cup of tea now?

A2

Res yw dhymm koska lemmyn.

I need to sleep now.

A1

Ny yll Tom dha weres lemmyn.

Tom can't help you now.

A2

Topics

Time

Related Cornish words

a-bres

early

a-brys

early

a-dermyn

in time

a-gensow

recently

a-gynsow

lately

a-lergh

recently

a-varr

early

a-woja

afterwards

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