freudha

Cornish

Etymology

From freudh (“commotion”) +‎ -a.

Verb

freudha

  1. to fray, unravel

Conjugation

Conjugation of freudha
singular plural impersonal
first second third first second third
indicative present/future freudhav freudhydh freudh freudhyn freudhowgh freudhons freudhir
preterite freudhis freudhsys freudhas freudhsyn freudhsowgh freudhsons freudhas
imperfect freudhen freudhes freudha freudhen freudhewgh freudhens freudhys
pluperfect freudhsen freudhses freudhsa freudhsen freudhsewgh freudhsens freudhsys
subjunctive present/future freutthiv freutthi freuttho freutthyn freutthowgh freutthons freutther
imperfect freutthen freutthes freuttha freutthen freutthewgh freutthens freutthys
imperative — freudh freudhes freudhyn freudhewgh freudhens —
non-finites present participle ow freudha verbal adjective freudhys
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