De Merth, pempes mis Genver
Tuesday, 5th January
Dallath a'n vledhen o pur yeyn. Thera clehy ow cregy war nebes plansow en dadn londer ow tivera. An howl a deudhas moyha radn an rew ha keser, saw ma'n prei ma puppres en skeuj ha ma whath lownow yey warnodho. Nag era glaw hedhyw, etho jorna vas o rag kerdhes ha marhoga. Bes kemerowgh with en tremena an vorr. Otta carr clevyon ow fesky.
The start of the year was very cold. There were
icicles hanging on some plants underneath a dripping launder. The sun melted
most of the frost and hail, but this clay is always in shade and there are
still ice slivers on it. There was no rain today, so it was a suitable day for
walking and horse-riding. But take care crossing the road. Here's an ambulance
in a hurry.
Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten words for today
carr clevyon (m) ambulance
clehy icicles,
ice-bells < clehien (f)
divera to
drip
fesky to
hurry
londer (m)
launder, gutter for roof water
lown (m)
sliver, blade
marhoga horse-riding
prei (m)
clay, mud
rew (m)
frost
teudha to
thaw, melt
vas suitable,
good
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