lestra

Cornish

Etymology

From lester (“ship, vessel”) +‎ -a.

Verb

lestra

  1. to board, embark, catch (public transport)
  2. to emplane, entrain

Conjugation

Conjugation of lestra
singular plural impersonal
first second third first second third
indicative present/future lestrav lestrydh lester lestryn lestrowgh lestrons lestrir
preterite lestris lestersys lestras lestersyn lestersowgh lestersons lestras
imperfect lestren lestres lestra lestren lestrewgh lestrens lestrys
pluperfect lestersen lesterses lestersa lestersen lestersewgh lestersens lestersys
subjunctive present/future lestriv lestri lestro lestryn lestrowgh lestrons lestrer
imperfect lestren lestres lestra lestren lestrewgh lestrens lestrys
imperative — lester lestres lestryn lestrewgh lestrens —
non-finites present participle ow lestra verbal adjective lestrys

Derived terms

  • dilestra (“disembark”, verb)

Italian

Noun

lestra f (plural lestre)

  1. lair (of a wild animal)
  2. shepherd's hut (when moving animals to a new pasture)

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