hwedhla

Cornish

Etymology

From hwedhel (“story”) +‎ -a.

Verb

hwedhla

  1. to narrate, tell tales

Conjugation

Conjugation of hwedhla
singular plural impersonal
first second third first second third
indicative present/future hwedhlav hwedhlydh hwedhel hwedhlyn hwedhlowgh hwedhlons hwedhlir
preterite hwedhlis hwedh'sys hwedhlas hwedh'syn hwedh'sowgh hwedh'sons hwedhlas
imperfect hwedhlen hwedhles hwedhla hwedhlen hwedhlewgh hwedhlens hwedhlys
pluperfect hwedh'sen hwedh'ses hwedh'sa hwedh'sen hwedh'sewgh hwedh'sens hwedh'sys
subjunctive present/future hwetthliv hwetthli hwetthlo hwetthlyn hwetthlowgh hwetthlons hwetthler
imperfect hwetthlen hwetthles hwetthla hwetthlen hwetthlewgh hwetthlens hwetthlys
imperative — hwedhel hwedhles hwedhlyn hwedhlewgh hwedhlens —
non-finites present participle ow hwedhla verbal adjective hwedhlys

Derived terms

  • kyhwedhla (“gossip”, verb)
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