dos – Cornish verb conjugation

Cornish verb forms of dos

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Verbal Noun: dos
Past Participle:
Present Participle: ow tos

Indicative

Present

Sg.1dov
Sg.2deudh
Sg.3mdeu
Sg.3fdeu
Pl.1deun
Pl.2dewgh
Pl.3dons
Impersonaldeer

Preterite

Sg.1deuth
Sg.2deuthys
Sg.3mdeuth
Sg.3fdeuth
Pl.1deuthen
Pl.2deuthewgh
Pl.3deuthons
Impersonaldeuthes

Imperfect

Sg.1den
Sg.2des
Sg.3mdo
Sg.3fdo
Pl.1den
Pl.2dewgh
Pl.3dens
Impersonaldes

Pluperfect

Sg.1dothyen
Sg.2dothyes
Sg.3mdothya
Sg.3fdothya
Pl.1dothyen
Pl.2dothyewgh
Pl.3dothyens
Impersonaldothyes

Simple Future

Habitual imperfect

Perfect

Sg.1deuvev
Sg.2deuves
Sg.3mdeuva
Sg.3fdeuva
Pl.1deuven
Pl.2deuvewgh
Pl.3deuvons
Impersonaldeuves

Subjunctive

Present

Sg.1dyffiv
Sg.2dyffi
Sg.3mdeffo
Sg.3fdeffo
Pl.1dyffyn
Pl.2dyffowgh
Pl.3deffons
Impersonaldeffer

Imperfect

Sg.1deffen
Sg.2deffes
Sg.3mdeffa
Sg.3fdeffa
Pl.1deffen
Pl.2deffewgh
Pl.3deffens
Impersonaldeffes

Imperative

Sg.2deus
Sg.3mdes
Sg.3fdes
Pl.1deun
Pl.2dewgh
Pl.3dens

Verbs conjugated like dos

devones, devos, dones, dos,

Translations

Etymology

Contraction of dones, from Proto-Celtic *to-ageti. Cognate with Breton dont and Welsh dod. See: Breton 'dont', Welsh 'dod'.

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