tempra – Cornish verb conjugation

Cornish verb forms of tempra

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Verbal Noun: tempra
Past Participle: temprys

Present Participle: ow tempra

Indicative

Present

Sg.1temprav
Sg.2temprydh
Sg.3mtemper
Sg.3ftemper
Pl.1tempryn
Pl.2temprowgh
Pl.3temprons
Impersonaltemprir

Preterite

Sg.1tempris
Sg.2tempersys
Sg.3mtempras
Sg.3ftempras
Pl.1tempersyn
Pl.2tempersowgh
Pl.3tempersons
Impersonaltempras

Imperfect

Sg.1tempren
Sg.2tempres
Sg.3mtempra
Sg.3ftempra
Pl.1tempren
Pl.2temprewgh
Pl.3temprens
Impersonaltemprys

Pluperfect

Sg.1tempersen
Sg.2temperses
Sg.3mtempersa
Sg.3ftempersa
Pl.1tempersen
Pl.2tempersewgh
Pl.3tempersens
Impersonaltempersys

Subjunctive

Present

Sg.1tempriv
Sg.2tempri
Sg.3mtempro
Sg.3ftempro
Pl.1tempryn
Pl.2temprowgh
Pl.3temprons
Impersonaltemprer

Imperfect

Sg.1tempren
Sg.2tempres
Sg.3mtempra
Sg.3ftempra
Pl.1tempren
Pl.2temprewgh
Pl.3temprens
Impersonaltemprys

Imperative

Sg.2temper
Sg.3mtempres
Sg.3ftempres
Pl.1tempryn
Pl.2temprewgh
Pl.3temprens

Verbs conjugated like tempra

arwoestla, dampnya, entra, fynngla, fysla, glyttra, goestla, gustla, gwandra, handla, hwystra, kentra, kenwoestla, marwoestla, menystra, moldra, plansa, rambla, restra, sampla, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Translations

Etymology

From Proto-Brythonic *tɨmper, from Latin temperiēs. Possibly influenced by English temper. Cognate with Welsh tymheru. See: Welsh 'tymheru'.

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