dibra – Cornish verb conjugation

Cornish verb forms of dibra

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Verbal Noun: dibra
Past Participle: dibrys

Present Participle: ow tibra

Indicative

Present

Sg.1dibrav
Sg.2dibrydh
Sg.3mdiber
Sg.3fdiber
Pl.1dibryn
Pl.2dibrowgh
Pl.3dibrons
Impersonaldibrir

Preterite

Sg.1dibris
Sg.2dib'sys
Sg.3mdibras
Sg.3fdibras
Pl.1dib'syn
Pl.2dib'sowgh
Pl.3dib'sons
Impersonaldibras

Imperfect

Sg.1dibren
Sg.2dibres
Sg.3mdibra
Sg.3fdibra
Pl.1dibren
Pl.2dibrewgh
Pl.3dibrens
Impersonaldibrys

Pluperfect

Sg.1dib'sen
Sg.2dib'ses
Sg.3mdib'sa
Sg.3fdib'sa
Pl.1dib'sen
Pl.2dib'sewgh
Pl.3dib'sens
Impersonaldib'sys

Subjunctive

Present

Sg.1dippriv
Sg.2dippri
Sg.3mdippro
Sg.3fdippro
Pl.1dippryn
Pl.2dipprowgh
Pl.3dipprons
Impersonaldipprer

Imperfect

Sg.1dippren
Sg.2dippres
Sg.3mdippra
Sg.3fdippra
Pl.1dippren
Pl.2dipprewgh
Pl.3dipprens
Impersonaldipprys

Imperative

Sg.2diber
Sg.3mdibres
Sg.3fdibres
Pl.1dibryn
Pl.2dibrewgh
Pl.3dibrens

Verbs conjugated like dibra

dadhla, fagla, fekla, kabla, klattra, ladra, meythrin, pedri, ravna, resna, sokra, bedhygla, dibra, godra, grysla, gwedhra, gwedra, hwedhla, hwithra, hwyrni, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Translations

Etymology

From diber (“saddle”) + -a.

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