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Cornish word

yma

there is, there are

verb

yma means “there is, there are” in Cornish and is used as a verb.

yma in context

Yma hwans dhymm a diwes hag avel.

I want a drink and an apple.

A2

Yma pysk y'n forn.

There’s a fish in the oven.

A1

Yma'n gador orth an fos.

The chair is against the wall.

A2

Yma ow dowr omma.

My water is here.

A1

Yma ow foblans omma.

My population is here.

A1

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Cornicize

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Cornicise

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strike down

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kiss

abusya

abuse

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educate

adhveji

mature

adhvesi

ripen

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