drehedhes

Cornish

Etymology

From dre (“through”) +‎ hedhes (“to reach, achieve”). Compare Breton diraez.

Verb

drehedhes

  1. to access
  2. to arrive
    Synonyms: dones, dos
  3. to reach
    Synonym: hedhes

Conjugation

Conjugation of drehedhes
singular plural impersonal
first second third first second third
indicative present/future drehedhav drehedhydh drehedh drehedhyn drehedhowgh drehedhons drehedhir
preterite drehedhis drehedhsys drehedhas drehedhsyn drehedhsowgh drehedhsons drehedhas
imperfect drehedhyn drehedhys drehedhi drehedhyn drehedhewgh drehedhens drehedhys
pluperfect drehedhsen drehedhses drehedhsa drehedhsen drehedhsewgh drehedhsens drehedhsys
subjunctive present/future drehetthiv drehetthi drehettho drehetthyn drehetthowgh drehetthons drehetther
imperfect drehetthen drehetthes drehettha drehetthen drehetthewgh drehetthens drehetthys
imperative — drehedh drehedhes drehedhyn drehedhewgh drehedhens —
non-finites present participle ow trehedhes verbal adjective drehedhys

Derived terms

  • drehedhyans (“attainment, reach”)

Mutation

Mutation of drehedhes
unmutated soft aspirate hard mixed mixed after 'th
drehedhes dhrehedhes unchanged trehedhes trehedhes trehedhes

Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Cornish.
All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.

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