Dydh Keswlasek Benenes leun a goler ha kerensa dhywgh.
An International Women's Day full of love and rage to you all.

#836 William Penaluna - An Historical Survey of Cornwall; to which is added the Borough Boundaries, an Account of the Scilly Islands, Mines and Fisheries, and a Cornish-English Vocabulary. W. Penaluna, Helston, 1838, 1st Edition, 2 volumes. #WilliamPenaluna #Cornwall #Kernewek #BookOfTheDay

Sur le verbe "ober" (faire) en #breton, et sa base verbale "gr" : quel est le lien ? ?

ober : du latin "opera"
gr : semblerait venir de "action, travail", agir en somme, différence subtile avec faire.

En #cornique #kernewek le lien est plus fort car le verbe est issu de "gwruthyl", de base verbale ... "gwr".
"gwruthyl" en breton serait de la forme ... ?

On pourrait supposer que cela viendrait des religieux qui recopiaient, écrivaient, et qui ont rapproché au latin.

Howlsavla gwynn, oll! #kernewek

A verse from 'Mys Du / November' taken from the book:

'The Wheel'
An anthology of modern poetry in Cornish & English (1850-1980)

Edited by Cornish poet Tim Saunders.

@prydydh

Tim has gathered together more than 100 poems from a variety of sources - magazines, books and manuscripts - including contributions from Henry Jenner, Robert Morton Nance and Saunders himself.

Hello! Still haven’t found my way around here but everyone seems to have an #introduction so I’m a #researcher at Falmouth University in #heritage and #landscape studies, particularly power and #socialjustice (coming from #EDI policy background) - including currently a project on #intangibleculturalheritage of European #indigenous cultures. Learning #kernewek (#cornish), attempting to grow my own #veg, also #running, #rowing #photography #archaeology #writing #classics