tewel – Cornish verb conjugation

Cornish verb forms of tewel

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Verbal Noun: tewel
Past Participle: tewys

Present Participle: ow tewel

Indicative

Present

Sg.1tawav
Sg.2tewydh
Sg.3mtew
Sg.3ftew
Pl.1tewyn
Pl.2tewowgh
Pl.3tewons
Impersonaltewir

Preterite

Sg.1tewis
Sg.2tewsys
Sg.3mtewis
Sg.3ftewis
Pl.1tewsyn
Pl.2tewsowgh
Pl.3tawsons
Impersonaltewis

Imperfect

Sg.1tewyn
Sg.2tewys
Sg.3mtewi
Sg.3ftewi
Pl.1tewyn
Pl.2tewewgh
Pl.3tewens
Impersonaltewys

Pluperfect

Sg.1tawsen
Sg.2tawses
Sg.3mtawsa
Sg.3ftawsa
Pl.1tawsen
Pl.2tawsewgh
Pl.3tawsens
Impersonaltawsys

Subjunctive

Present

Sg.1tewiv
Sg.2tewi
Sg.3mtawo
Sg.3ftawo
Pl.1tewyn
Pl.2tewowgh
Pl.3tawons
Impersonaltewer

Imperfect

Sg.1tawen
Sg.2tawes
Sg.3mtawa
Sg.3ftawa
Pl.1tawen
Pl.2tawewgh
Pl.3tawens
Impersonaltawys

Imperative

Sg.2taw
Sg.3mtewes
Sg.3ftewes
Pl.1tewyn
Pl.2tewewgh
Pl.3tewens

Translations

Etymology

From Middle Cornish tewel, from Proto-Celtic *tausyeti. Related to taw (“quiet, silence”). Cognate with Breton tevel and Welsh tewi. See: Breton 'tevel', Welsh 'tewi'.

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