Taking a new look at Cornish grammar 11 (more nouns)

 We need to increase our vocabulary in order to be able to construct even more sentences. The following lists contain masculine and feminine nouns which can be used as subjects: some you have already seen plus some new ones. The feminine singular nouns (and masculine plurals to do with people) also show the mutated form after the definite article an.

masculine nouns		feminine nouns
bagas pl. bagasow	group, band, bush	bejeth an vejeth pl. bejethow	face
blew sing. blewen	hair, fur	benyn an venyn pl. benenes	woman
bord pl. bordys the favoured word in SWFM is feminine moos (an voos) pl. mosow	table	bûgh  an vûgh pl. bûhes SWFM bugh (an vugh) pl. bughes	cow
broder pl. brederedh an vreder	brother	cath  SWFM kath an gath pl. cathes SWFM pl. kathes	cat
corf pl. corfow SWFM korf pl. korfow	body	dama  an dhama pl. damyow	mother
côta pl. côtys SWFM kota pl. kotys, kotow	coat	davas an dhavas pl. deves	sheep (ewe)
den pl. tüs an düs SWFM pl. tus an dus	man	edhen  pl. edhyn, edhnow SWFM pl. ydhyn	bird
descader or descajor pl. descadoryon an dhescadoryon SWFM dyskador pl. dyskadoryon an dhyskadoryon	teacher	gaver  an aver pl. gever	goat
dowr pl. dowrow	river, water	gwedhen  an wedhen coll. gwedh SWFM coll. gwydh	tree
flogh pl. flehes SWFM pl. fleghes	child	gwenenen  an wenenen coll. gwenen	bee
kei SWFM ki pl. keun	dog	mabm an vabm pl. mabmow SWFM mamm an vamm pl. mammow	mother, mum
mab, maw pl. mebyon an vebyon	son, boy	mergh an vergh pl. merhes SWFM myrgh an vyrgh pl. myrghes	daughter
sîra pl. sîrys SWFM sira pl. sirys tas pl.tasow an dasow	father	scavel  pl. scavellow SWFM skavel pl. skavellow	chair, stool
stüdhyer pl. stüdhyoryon SWFM studhyer pl. studhyoryon	student	hôr  pl.wherydh,  horydh SWFM hwor pl. hwerydh	sister