skwitha

Cornish

Alternative forms

Etymology

From skwith (“tired”) +‎ -a.

Verb

skwitha

  1. to exhaust, tire
    Synonym: skwithhe

Conjugation

Conjugation of skwitha
singular plural impersonal
first second third first second third
indicative present/future skwithav skwithydh skwith skwithyn skwithowgh skwithons skwithir
preterite skwithis skwithsys skwithas skwithsyn skwithsowgh skwithsons skwithas
imperfect skwithen skwithes skwitha skwithen skwithewgh skwithens skwithys
pluperfect skwithsen skwithses skwithsa skwithsen skwithsewgh skwithsens skwithsys
subjunctive present/future skwitthiv skwitthi skwittho skwitthyn skwitthowgh skwitthons skwitther
imperfect skwitthen skwitthes skwittha skwitthen skwitthewgh skwitthens skwitthys
imperative — skwith skwithes skwithyn skwithewgh skwithens —
non-finites present participle ow skwitha verbal adjective skwithys

Derived terms

  • skwithans (“fatigue”)
  • skwithys (“bored, exhausted”)
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