2021 Day 297

2021 Dedh Dew Cans Pajar Ügens ha Seytek

De Sül, pajwora warn ügens mis Hedra

Sunday, 24th October

Kidnyadh ew leun a scavellow cronek. Kellys ens dadn wedh. Da ew ganjans del marow ha gwredh gwedh. Terweythyow, bian ens ha lies, martesen en nebes cans. (Na wrüga vy rekna!) Kellys ens en prasow ewedh, ha nena 'jei alja bos pur vrâs ha bohes. En bohes dedh e vedh dhen Calan Gwav, bes ma whath flourys havek. Ottòbma bodhednow melyn. Ew eythinen velyn flour havek? Üjy eythin nevra cessya heb don flourys? Ha ma losowen an drenjes ewedh - pur, pur vian.

Autumn is full of toadstools. They are found under trees. They like dead leaves and tree roots. Sometimes, they are small and numerous, perhaps in several hundreds. (I did not count!) They are also found in fields and then they can be very big and few. In a few days we will have the first day of winter, but there are still summery flowers. Here are yellow corn marigolds. Is a yellow gorse bush a summery flower? Does gorse ever stop flowering? And there's a heartsease too - very, very small.

Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today

bodhednow corn marigolds < bodhen (f)

bohes few

del (collective) leaves > delen (f)

eythin (collective) gorse > eythinen (f) gorse bush

gwedh (collective) trees > gwedhen (f)

gwredh (collective) roots > gwredhen (f)

havek summery

kidnyadh (m) autumn (SWFM kidnyaf)

lies numerous

rekna to count

scavellow cronek ~ cranak toadstools (SWFM kronek)