jujya

Cornish

Etymology

From jujj (“judge”, noun) +‎ -ya.

Verb

jujya

  1. to judge
    Synonym: barna
  2. to criticise
    Synonym: breusi

Conjugation

Conjugation of jujya
singular plural impersonal
first second third first second third
indicative present/future jujyav jujydh juj jujyn jujyowgh jujyons jujir
preterite jujis jujsys jujyas jujsyn jujsowgh jujsons jujyas
imperfect jujyen jujyes jujya jujyen jujyewgh jujyens jujys
pluperfect jujsen jujses jujsa jujsen jujsewgh jujsens jujsys
subjunctive present/future jucchiv jucchi jucchyo jucchyn jucchyowgh jucchyons jucchyer
imperfect jucchyen jucchyes jucchya jucchyen jucchyewgh jucchyens jucchys
imperative — juj jujyes jujyn jujyewgh jujyens —
non-finites present participle ow jujya verbal adjective jujys / jujyes
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