sordya

Cornish

Etymology

Verb

sordya

  1. (transitive) to arouse, evoke, instigate, provoke
    Synonyms: brosa, gelwel dhe'n brys, gelwel kov, movya, provokya
  2. (intransitive) to arise, emerge, mutiny
    Synonym: sevel

Conjugation

Conjugation of sordya
singular plural impersonal
first second third first second third
indicative present/future sordyav sordydh sord sordyn sordyowgh sordyons sordir
preterite sordis sordsys sordyas sordsyn sordsowgh sordsons sordyas
imperfect sordyen sordyes sordya sordyen sordyewgh sordyens sordys
pluperfect sordsen sordses sordsa sordsen sordsewgh sordsens sordsys
subjunctive present/future sortiv sorti sortyo sortyn sortyowgh sortyons sortyer
imperfect sortyen sortyes sortya sortyen sortyewgh sortyens sortys
imperative — sord sordyes sordyn sordyewgh sordyens —
non-finites present participle ow sordya verbal adjective sordys / sordyes

Derived terms

  • a wra sordya (“provocative”)
  • ow sordya marth yn (“impressive”)
  • sordya marth yn nebonan (“impress somebody”, verb)
  • sordyans (“instigation, mutiny, uprising”)
  • usi ow sordya (“emerging, nascent”)
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