2020 Dedh
Dew Cans Trei Ügens ha Trei
De Sadorn,
nawnjegves mis Gwedngala
Saturday, 19th September
E veu loor nowydh degensete, ke na wrüga vy hy
gweles. Nag era dhen ebòrn efan ha nag üjy ow chei en telher fitty. Res veu
dhebm cavos pictour war an Kesrosweyth. Lebmyn ma’n loor ow cressya. An Loor Drevas
leun a vedh kensa mis Hedra. Rag fra ew hei Loor Drevas? Thew hobma an kensa loor
leun wòja an keheja dedh ha nos kidnyadh – ha hedna a vedh en trededh. Trenja,
e vedh diwedh an Werhes (arwòdh Dor an Zodiak). Ternos a vedh dallath an Vantol
(arwòdh Ayr). Nena kidnyadh a vedn dos en diwysyk. Saw dr’ew hebma? Flour gwenton
pur gemyskys ew! Ha ma nebes sevy whath magata.
There was a new moon the day before yesterday,
though I didn’t see it. We didn’t have a clear sky and my house is not in a
suitable place. I had to find a picture on the Internet. Now the moon is
waxing. The full Harvest Moon will be on 1st October. Why is it a Harvest Moon?
That is the first full moon after the autumn equinox – and that will be in three
days. The day after tomorrow will be the end of Virgo (a Zodiac Earth sign).
The next day will be the start of Libra (an Air sign). Then autumn will come in
earnest. But what’s this? It’s a very confused spring flower! And there are still a few wild strawberries as well.
Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten words
for today
cavos ~ cawas to find, get
cressya to wax, increase, grow
degensete day before yesterday
diwysyk earnest
efan open, clear
fitty suitable, apt, proper (you can
also use vas)
(an) Kesrosweyth (the)
Internet
ternos the next day
trededh three days
trenja day after tomorrow
trevas (f) harvest
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