Church Hill oor Kornies

Church Hill

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kornies

Mena an Eglos

Pensilva

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Church Hill
Penryn / Mena an Eglos / / /

Church Hill
Pensilva / Mena an Eglos / / /

The church stands on the hill.
Yma’n eglos war an vre.

The church stands on the hill.
Yma an eglos war'n vre.

The church stands on the hill.
Yma’n eglos na war vre.

That church stands on a hill.
Yma’n eglos na war vre.

The church stands on the hill.
Yma an eglos war an vre.

That church stands on a hill.
Yma'n eglos na war vre.

The church stands on the hill.
Yma'n eglos war an vre.

That church stands on a hill.
Yma an eglos na war vre.

That church does stand on a hill.
Yma’n eglos na war vre.

The church does stand on the hill.
Yma’n eglos war an vre.

The hill on which stands the church... /
An vre may sev an eglos... /

The hill on which stands the church...
An vre may sev an eglos...

Founded in 1851 by Walter Hicks, St Austell Brewery started life at No. 4 Church Street before moving across to a new, purpose-built steam brewhouse in Market Hill on the other side of the church in 1870.
Fondys yn 1851 gans Walter Hicks, Bragji S. Austel a dhallathas y vewnans yn riv 4 Stret an Eglos kyns remova a-dreus dhe ji braga ethen nowydh esa drehevys rag an porpos yn Mena an Varghas dhe du aral an eglos yn 1870.

Founded in 1851 by Walter Hicks, St Austell Brewery started life at No. 4 Church Street before moving across to a new, purpose-built steam brewhouse in Market Hill on the other side of the church in 1870.
Fondys yn 1851 gans Walter Hicks, Bragji S. Austel a dhallathas y vewnans yn riv 4 Stret an Eglos kyns remova a-dreus dhe ji-braga ethen nowydh esa drehevys rag an porpos yn Mena an Varghas dhe du aral an eglos yn 1870.

♦ b. a hedge gwil ke NB; b'ing the walls ow terevel an vosow OM; b. against the cold country derevel warbydn an pow yeyn JJ; b. a ship gül lester WJ; byldya lester WJ; I was warned by God the Father to b. this ship gwarnys ov gans Duw an tas dhe wil (< wythell) an lester-ma WJ; now the ship has been built fair and good to my satisfaction now an lester eth ew gwres teg ha da dhe'm plegadow WJ; go, b. a ship of planed planks ke gwra gorhel a blankys playnyes OM; the ship, I will surely b. it an gorhel sur my a’n gwra OM; we will b. ourselves a house to work for a while nei a dreha ragon chei pols dhe wònis OM; who will finish b'ing all your house? piw a wra cowldrevel (< coul dreheuel) oll dha chei OM; I will b. a castle and make for myself a dwelling to live in for ever my a vedn gwil (< gruthyl) castel ha derevel (< drehevel) dhebm ostel eno james rag triga OM; when the tower of Babel was built termyn an Tur Babel ve derevys JB. derevalz or derevahz in MS; here by the chapel of Blessed Mary I shall b an oratory for myself òbma gül, my a vedn, reb Chapel Maria Wydn, dhebm oratry BM; much should I like to b. an oratory for myself near to the church of St Mary meur e carsen defry güthel dhebm (< thymmo) oratry en herweth chei Maria BM; David, won't you ever b. a house for me David, ny wreth dhebm (< thy’mo) chei en certen bys venary OM; a city set or built upon a hill cannot be hidden cita a veu settys bò byldys war menedh ny ell bos covys TH; Solomon, your dearest son, will complete building it indeed Salamon dha vab kerra a’n cowldhreha eredy OM; I will examine him to see whether he knows how to b. it my a vedn y examyna y dhrevel (< threheuel) mar a cor PC; everybody in this world knows that no one could b. it in three days anyway pup den e'n bes-ma a wor den vythol na’n drehafse en trei dedhweth war nep cor PC. In KB this v. form is normally replaced by an auxiliary v. + vn; upon this rock I shall b. my Church war an garrak-ma my a vedn byldya ow eglos TH; and because he was so sure in faith, the Church was built upon him ha
♦ b. a hedge gwil ke NB; b'ing the walls ow terevel an vosow OM; b. against the cold country derevel warbydn an pow yeyn JJ; b. a ship gül lester WJ; byldya lester WJ; I was warned by God the Father to b. this ship gwarnys ov gans Duw an tas dhe wil (< wythell) an lester-ma WJ; now the ship has been built fair and good to my satisfaction now an lester eth ew gwres teg ha da dhe'm plegadow WJ; go, b. a ship of planed planks ke gwra gorhel a blankys playnyes OM; the ship, I will surely b. it an gorhel sur my a’n gwra OM; we will b. ourselves a house to work for a while nei a dreha ragon chei pols dhe wònis OM; who will finish b'ing all your house? piw a wra cowldrevel (< coul dreheuel) oll dha chei OM; I will b. a castle and make for myself a dwelling to live in for ever my a vedn gwil (< gruthyl) castel ha derevel (< drehevel) dhebm ostel eno james rag triga OM; when the tower of Babel was built termyn an Tur Babel ve derevys JB. derevalz or derevahz in MS; here by the chapel of Blessed Mary I shall b an oratory for myself òbma gül, my a vedn, reb Chapel Maria Wydn, dhebm oratry BM; much should I like to b. an oratory for myself near to the church of St Mary meur e carsen defry güthel dhebm (< thymmo) oratry en herweth chei Maria BM; David, won't you ever b. a house for me David, ny wreth dhebm (< thy’mo) chei en certen bys venary OM; a city set or built upon a hill cannot be hidden cita a veu settys bò byldys war menedh ny ell bos covys TH; Solomon, your dearest son, will complete building it indeed Salamon dha vab kerra a’n cowldhreha eredy OM; I will examine him to see whether he knows how to b. it my a vedn y examyna y dhrevel (< threheuel) mar a cor PC; everybody in this world knows that no one could b. it in three days anyway pup den e'n bes-ma a wor den vythol na’n drehafse en trei dedhweth war nep cor PC. In KB this v. form is normally replaced by an auxiliary v. + vn; upon this rock I shall b. my Church war an garrak-ma my a vedn byldya ow eglos TH; and because he was so sure in faith, the Church was built upon him ha