strotha

Cornish

Etymology

From strooth (“tight”) +‎ -a.

Verb

strotha

  1. to bind
    Synonyms: kelmi, maylya
  2. to restrict
    Synonym: fronna
  3. to squeeze, wring
    Synonyms: gwaska, gwrynnya
  4. to embrace, hug
    Synonyms: byrla, ymbrasya

Conjugation

Conjugation of strotha
singular plural impersonal
first second third first second third
indicative present/future strothav strothydh stroth strothyn strothowgh strothons strothir
preterite strothis strothsys strothas strothsyn strothsowgh strothsons strothas
imperfect strothen strothes strotha strothen strothewgh strothens strothys
pluperfect strothsen strothses strothsa strothsen strothsewgh strothsens strothsys
subjunctive present/future strotthiv strotthi strottho strotthyn strotthowgh strotthons strotther
imperfect strotthen strotthes strottha strotthen strotthewgh strotthens strotthys
imperative — stroth strothes strothyn strothewgh strothens —
non-finites present participle ow strotha verbal adjective strothys
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