2025 Dedh Cans Pajar Ugens ha Pemdhek
De Lun, pajardegves mis Gorefen
Monday, 14th July
Eus kevren veth ynter carrygy ha flourys? Ma meyn gwydn ha ma flourys gwydn. Ew an liw an gevren? An gevren ew ger Latyn "candidus" (gwydn, spladn, gòlow, teg, cler). An lilien gwydn ew henwys Lilium candidum gen losonydhyon. An ger Kernowek rag gwydn spladn ew "cann" po "cadn" dhort an Latyn. Ha'n men gwydn gòlow, gen gwrîsow teg, henn ew "canntir" - quartz en Sowsnek (dhort Almaynek). An men ew gwydn avel gwrîs. Kevys ew ewedh en hanow telher.
CANNIS ROCKS (Canis 1699) Canys “white place”
Is there any link between rocks and flowers? There are white stones and white flowers. Is the colour the link. The link is a Latin word "candidus" (white, bright, radiant, beautiful, clear). The white lily is called Lilium candidum by botanists.The Cornish word for bright white is "cann" or "cadn" from the Latin. And the shining white stone, with beautiful crystals, that is "canntir" - quartz in English (from German).The stone is white as crystal. It is also found in a place name.
CANNIS ROCKS (Canis 1699) Canys “white place”
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