anedhi

Cornish

Etymology 1

From annedh (“abode, dwelling”) +‎ -i. Compare Welsh anheddu.

Verb

anedhi

1. to inhabit, settle

Conjugation

Conjugation of anedhi

		singular			plural			impersonal
		first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative	present/future	anedhav	anedhydh	anedh	anedhyn	anedhowgh	anedhons	anedhir
	preterite	anedhis	anedhsys	anedhas	anedhsyn	anedhsowgh	anedhsons	anedhas
	imperfect	anedhyn	anedhys	anedhi	anedhyn	anedhewgh	anedhens	anedhys
	pluperfect	anedhsen	anedhses	anedhsa	anedhsen	anedhsewgh	anedhsens	anedhsys
subjunctive	present/future	anetthiv	anetthi	anettho	anetthyn	anetthowgh	anetthons	anetther
	imperfect	anetthen	anetthes	anettha	anetthen	anetthewgh	anetthens	anetthys
imperative		-	anedh	anedhes	anedhyn	anedhewgh	anedhens	-
non-finite forms		present participle		ow anedhi	verbal adjective		anedhys

Derived terms

• anedhadewder (“habitability”)
• anedhadow (“habitable, inhabitable”)
• anedhel (“residential”)
• anedhyans (“occupation”)
• anedhyas, anedhyades (“inhabitant”)
• anedhys (“inhabited, residential”)

Etymology 2

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

Preposition

anedhi

1. third-person singular feminine of a (“of”)