Dedh Whetek
De Sadorn, whetegves mis Genver
Saturday, 16th January
Sehys nebes ew an vôwnder, etho nag eus othom dhen
tremena res reb an poll e'n pras agan kentrevogyon. Nag eus othom a skichow (eskisyow)
po bottys stanch na velha (fella). Thew an enep nebes sqwachyes, saw my ell
mires emann en le mires dhe'n dor. Thew an gwens dhia'n noor-west. My ell
gweles cloudys e'n ebòrn. En sciens a'n gewer my ell trouvya deg hanow rag
cloudys deffrans. Peseul a henwyn eus en Kernôwek? Nag eus deg hanow cloud. Ow leshenwyn an moyha
kerys ew "Metêrn an Cloudys" (rag cumulonimbus) hag "ebòrn briel"
(rag cirrocumulus). Ma
"cumulus" ow menya "bern". Thew an cloudys ell bos gorrys
emann en bern dhort level isel bys dhe level pur ûhel. "Nimbus" ew
hanow rag cloudys ow drei glaw hag ergh. An re ma ew an cloudys tewal, loos po
dû. Ma "cirrus" ow menya cüden (cudyn) blew. Cloudys cirrus oll ew
pur ûhel. Ma yey ettans.
The lane has dried up a bit, so we don't need to cross
a ford by the pool in our neighbours' field. There is no longer a need for
waterproof shoes or boots. The surface is a bit broken, but I can look up
instead of looking down. The wind is north-westerly. I can see clouds. In
meteorology I can find ten names for different clouds. How many names are there
in Cornish? There are not ten cloud names. My favourite nicknames ar "King
of the Clouds" (for cumulonimbus) and "mackerel sky" (for
cirrocumulus). "Cumulus" means "heap". The clouds can be
piled up from a low level to a very high level. "Nimbus" is the name
for clouds bringing rain and snow. These are the dark clouds, grey or black.
"Cirrus" means "lock or tuft of hair". All cirrus clouds
are very high. There is ice in them.
Deg ger
rag hedhyw: Ten words for today
briel (m) mackerel
> (plural) brilly
dhe'n dor
down,
downward
emann up,
upward
henwyn names
< hanow (m)
leshan ~
leshanow (m) nickname
Peseul a ? How many
? (with
plural noun)
sciens a'n
gewer (m) meteorology
skichow ~
eskijyow shoes < eskis (m)
stanch waterproof
tremena res
to ford,
cross a ford
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