sevel – Cornish verb conjugation

Cornish verb forms of sevel

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Verbal Noun: sevel
Past Participle: sevys

Present Participle: ow sevel

Indicative

Present

Sg.1savav
Sg.2sevydh
Sg.3msev
Sg.3fsev
Pl.1sevyn
Pl.2sevowgh
Pl.3sevons
Impersonalsevir

Preterite

Sg.1sevis
Sg.2sevsys
Sg.3msevis
Sg.3fsevis
Pl.1sevsyn
Pl.2sevsowgh
Pl.3savsons
Impersonalsevis

Imperfect

Sg.1sevyn
Sg.2sevys
Sg.3msevi
Sg.3fsevi
Pl.1sevyn
Pl.2sevewgh
Pl.3sevens
Impersonalsevys

Pluperfect

Sg.1savsen
Sg.2savses
Sg.3msavsa
Sg.3fsavsa
Pl.1savsen
Pl.2savsewgh
Pl.3savsens
Impersonalsavsys

Subjunctive

Present

Sg.1seffiv
Sg.2seffi
Sg.3msaffo
Sg.3fsaffo
Pl.1seffyn
Pl.2seffowgh
Pl.3saffons
Impersonalseffer

Imperfect

Sg.1saffen
Sg.2saffes
Sg.3msaffa
Sg.3fsaffa
Pl.1saffen
Pl.2saffewgh
Pl.3saffens
Impersonalsaffys

Imperative

Sg.2sav
Sg.3mseves
Sg.3fseves
Pl.1sevyn
Pl.2sevewgh
Pl.3sevens

Translations

Etymology

From Middle Cornish seuel, from Proto-Brythonic *stab-, from Proto-Indo-European *steh₂- (possibly via Proto-Celtic *stamus, see there for reconstruction notes); cognate with Breton sevel and Welsh sefyll. See: Breton 'sevel', Welsh 'sefyll'.

Verbs referencing "sevel"

Breton sevel, Welsh sefyll.

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