More Bits of Late Cornish 9 (landscape features 3)

Landscape Features 3

Here are some more words connected with man-made features you may see when you are out and about:

pons	bridge
gwarek (f)	arch
tren	train
hens horn	railway[1]
cay	platform, quay
porthva (f)	wharf
vorr or for’ (f)	road, way
vorr adro or for’ adro (f)	roundabout
vorr dhall or for’ dhall (f)	cul-de-sac, dead end
vorr dhibarth or for’ dhibarth (f)	junction
vorr veur or for’ veur (f)	highway
gorfordh (f)	motorway
kerdhes	to walk
kerdhva (f)	footpath (a place to walk)
kerdher	walker, pedestrian
kerdhores (f)	female pedestrian
a-dreus	across
treusy	to cross
treusva (f)	crossing
treusva gerdhoryon (f)	pedestrian crossing
lergh	track, trail
trolergh[2]	footpath, way through, access
cauns	pavement, causeway
pedrek	square
hawn	harbour, haven
yet	gate

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[1] Gendall also has cledren and tram

[2] tro is also the first part of troos foot, so you can remember it as somewhere to put your foot!