2021 Dedh Pajar Ügens hag Etek
De Yow, ethves mis Ebrel
Thursday,
8th April
Meur ras dhe whei, Konsel Kernow! Ma dhe nei stappys
nowydh-flamm et agan trolergh e'n coos bian. Lebmyn saw ew, ha nag eus othom
dhen a gemeres own rag slynkya war rün leyjek. Gellys ew an meyn coth digòmpes.
Ma dhe'n stappys nowydh minyow gwres a bredn (anjei a vedn podry wotiwedh). Na
wra anjei dürya pecar'a meyn. Ma gwiryow dhe'n bobel dhe gerdhes war an
trolergh. Poblek ewa, disqwedhys gen merkya vorr melyn (seth melyn). Res ew dhe'n Konsel gwitha diw mil, dew cans
mildir ha whetek a drolergh poblek. (Henn ew teyr mil, pemp cans trei ügens ha
pemp kilometer.) Whei ell gweles radn anodhans war vappa Konsel, merkyes en
purpur. Nag ew lies vas rag rosow veth. Ma pajar cans mildir ha pemdhek a
vorrvergh boblek ewedh (gwer war an mappa). Vas ew an re ma rag mergh ha beykys keffres ha
kerdhoryon ha kerrigow flogh.
Thank you, Cornwall Council! We have brand new
steps in our footpath in the little wood. Now it is safe, and we don't need to be
afraid of slipping on a muddy slope. The old irregular stones are gone. The new
steps have edges made of wood (they will rot eventually). They will not last like
stone. People have rights to walk on the footpath. It is public, shown by a
yellow way-marker (yellow arrow). The Council must look after 2,216 miles of public footpath.
(That is 3,567 km.) You can see some of
them on the Council map, marked in purple. Many are not suitable for any wheels.
There are also 415 miles of public bridleway (green on the map). These are suitable for horses and
bikes as well as walkers and pushchairs.
Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten words for today
digòmpes irregular
< còmpes regular
gwiryow rights
kemeres
own (rag) to be afraid (of)
leyjek muddy,
slimy
nowydh-flamm
brand new
podry ~
pedry to rot, decompose
rün (m) slope
(cf.
nearby place name "Reen")
slynkya to slip,
slide
trolergh (m) footpath
vorrvergh
~ fordhvergh (f) bridleway
wotiwedh
~ war an diwedh eventually, in the end
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