tebeldhyghtya

Cornish

Etymology

From tebel (“evil”) +‎ dyghtya (“to treat”).

Verb

tebeldhyghtya

  1. to abuse

Conjugation

Conjugation of tebeldhyghtya
singular plural impersonal
first second third first second third
indicative present/future tebeldhyghtyav tebeldhyghtydh tebeldhyght tebeldhyghtyn tebeldhyghtyowgh tebeldhyghtyons tebeldhyghtir
preterite tebeldhyghtis tebeldhyghtsys tebeldhyghtyas tebeldhyghtsyn tebeldhyghtsowgh tebeldhyghtsons tebeldhyghtyas
imperfect tebeldhyghtyen tebeldhyghtyes tebeldhyghtya tebeldhyghtyen tebeldhyghtyewgh tebeldhyghtyens tebeldhyghtys
pluperfect tebeldhyghtsen tebeldhyghtses tebeldhyghtsa tebeldhyghtsen tebeldhyghtsewgh tebeldhyghtsens tebeldhyghtsys
subjunctive present/future tebeldhyghtiv tebeldhyghti tebeldhyghtyo tebeldhyghtyn tebeldhyghtyowgh tebeldhyghtyons tebeldhyghtyer
imperfect tebeldhyghtyen tebeldhyghtyes tebeldhyghtya tebeldhyghtyen tebeldhyghtyewgh tebeldhyghtyens tebeldhyghtys
imperative — tebeldhyght tebeldhyghtyes tebeldhyghtyn tebeldhyghtyewgh tebeldhyghtyens —
non-finites present participle ow tebeldhyghtya verbal adjective tebeldhyghtys / tebeldhyghtyes

Derived terms

  • tebeldhyghtus (“abusive”)
  • tebeldhyghtyans (“abuse, misuse”, noun)

Mutation

Mutation of tebeldhyghtya
unmutated soft aspirate hard mixed mixed after 'th
tebeldhyghtya debeldhyghtya thebeldhyghtya unchanged unchanged unchanged

Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Cornish.
All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.

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