and twenty oor Kornies

and twenty

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kornies

warn ugens

Soortgelyke frases

one and twenty
onan warn ugens

hundred and twenty talents of gold
hwegh ugens talent a owr

one hundred and twenty
hwegh ugens · kans hag ugens

one hundred and twenty-three
tri ha hwegh ugens

hundred and twenty
hwegh ugens · kans hag ugens

one hundred and twenty
hwegh ugens · kans hag ugens

hundred and twenty
hwegh ugens · kans hag ugens

hundred and twenty-nine people
naw den ha hwegh ugens

one hundred and twenty
hwegh ugens · kans hag ugens

voorbeelde

24And Nahor lived nine and twenty years, and begat Terah:
24Ha Nahor a vewas naw blydhen warn ugens, ha dineythi Teragh.

one hundred and twenty
/ hwegh-ugens / / /

hundred and twenty talents of gold
/ hwegh-ugens talent a owr / / /

One hundred and eleven percent of two hundred makes two hundred and twenty two
Kans unnek a-gansrann a dew kans a wra dew kans dew warn ugens.

one and twenty
/ onan warn ugens / / /

one hundred and twenty-three
123 / tri ha hwegh-ugens / / / 123

hundred and twenty
/ hwegh-ugens / / /

Seven and twenty make twenty seven.
Seyth ha ugans a wra seyth warn ugens.

and twenty
/ warn ugens / / /

1And Sarah was an hundred and seven and twenty years old: these were the years of the life of Sarah.
1Ha Sara o seyth bloedh ha hwegh-ugens hy bloedh – bloedh bewnans Sara.

Given at St. James’s Palace this tenth day of September in the year of Our Lord two thousand and twenty-two.
Derivys dhe Lys Sen Jamys dhe’n degves dydh a vis Gwynngala yn bledhen Agan Arlodh dew vil dew warn ugens.

♦ t. and twenty maids ewedh dewdhek warn ügens a virhas WJ; t. and twenty boys dewdhek warn ügens genes a vebyon WJ
♦ t. and twenty maids ewedh dewdhek warn ügens a virhas WJ; t. and twenty boys dewdhek warn ügens genes a vebyon WJ

3And the LORD said, My spirit shall not always strive with man, for that he also is flesh: yet his days shall be an hundred and twenty years.
3Hag yn-medh an ARLOEDH, ‘Ny drig ow spyrys vy pup-prys gans mab-den, rag kig yw ev, ha'y dhydhyow a vydh hwegh-ugens blydhen.’

Opposite, on the Churchyard wall, is a stone inscribed – ‘Here lyeth the body of Mary Harris who died 7th of June 1734 aged one and twenty.’ Records tell us that she drowned.
A-dal, war fos an Gorflan, yma men gans skrifedh - 'Omma y hworwedh korf a Mary Harris a verwis 7ves a vis Metheven 1734 onan warn ugens hy bloodh'. Kovskrifow a dheriv dhyn hi dhe veudhi.

The regiment, formed by Major Marina Raskova and led by Major Yevdokiya Bershanskaya, was composed of primarily female volunteers in their late teens and early twenties.[1]
An rejyment, furvys gans Major Marina Raskova ha ledys gans Major Yevdokiya Bershanskaya, o furvys a vodhogesow yowynk. I a veu dasdhispletys dhe'n voward yn 1942.

Ask him, or her, to open the book at page twenty and read the first line!
Pys e, po hi, a igeri an lyver dhe folen ugens ha lenn an kynsa linen!

Adding one hundred and fifteen to twenty three makes one hundred thirthy eight.
Keworra unn cans pymthek dhe tri warn ugans a wra unn kans etek warn ugans.

The regiment flew over 23,000 sorties, dropping over 3,000 tons of bombs and 26,000 incendiary shells.[7][8] It was the most highly decorated female unit in the Soviet Air Force, with many pilots having flown over 800 missions by the end of the war, and twenty-three having been awarded the Hero of the Soviet Union title.
I a dhistruis po kisya 17 treusva dowr, naw hyns horn, dew worsav tren, 26 gwaraji, 12 gwithva keunys, 176 karr arvwiskys, 86 poyntys tenna hag 11 golow hwilas. Dres hemma, i a wrug 155 droppys provia a voos ha daffar ladhva dhe'n lu Sovietek. Yth o an unsys benenes gans an moyha medalennow yn Ayrlu Sovietek.

Twenty-three women, twenty-four men and eleven children is fifty-eight people altogether.
Teyr benyn warn ugens, peswar gour warn ugens hag unnek flogh yw etek den ha dew ugens warbarth.

31And he said, Behold now, I have taken upon me to speak unto the Lord: Peradventure there shall be twenty found there. And he said, I will not destroy it for twenty's sake.
31Hag ev a leveris, ‘Awotta, lemmyn, my re vedhas kewsel orth an Arloedh. Martesen y fydh ugens kevys ena.’ Hag ev a leveris, ‘Ny vynnav hy distrui rag ugens.’

Don’t stop believing, years and years, you’re my best friend, twenty third march twenty eighteen.
Na hedh krysi, bledhynnyow ha bledhynnyow, ow gwella koweth os, tressa war'n ugens mis Meurth dew vil hag etek.

Talan was born on Thursday the twenty-second of October, nineteen hundred and seventeen
Talan a veu genys Dy' Yow an nessa warn ugens a vis Hedra y'n vlydhen mil, naw kans ha seytek.

To tell the truth, he was very reluctant to start, now that it had come to the point. Bag End seemed a more desirable residence than it had for years, and he wanted to savour as much as he could of his last summer in the Shire. When autumn came, he knew that part at least of his heart would think more kindly of journeying, as it always did at that season. He had indeed privately made up his mind to leave on his fiftieth birthday: Bilbo’s one hundred and twenty-eighth. It seemed somehow the proper day on which to set out and follow him. Following Bilbo was uppermost in his mind, and the one thing that made the thought of leaving bearable. He thought as little as possible about the Ring, and where it might lead him in the end. But he did not tell all his thoughts to Gandalf. What the wizard guessed was always difficult to tell.
Yn hwir, pur boes o ganso dhe dhalleth lemmyn. Bag End a hevelis bos treveth attessa ha moy desiradow es yn lies blydhen kyns, hag y fynnas ev omlowenhe dres y dhiwettha hav y’n Shayr kemmys ha gallas ev. Pan dho kynyav, ev a wodhva bos gwell gans rann y golonn vyajya, dell o usys dhe’n seson na. Yn privedh, ev re galeshas y vrys rag gasa dh’y hanterkansves penn-bloedh: kansves, eth warn ugens penn-bloedh Bylbo. Dell hevelis dhe Frodo, henn o an jydh ewn rag dalleth dh’y sywya. Sywya Bylbo o an poesekka tra yn y vrys, hag yth o an unn dra a wrug dhe’n dybyans gasa perthadow. Ev a dybis mar voghes ha gallas ev a-dro dhe’n bysow, ha’n fordh ma’n hembronkko warnedhi wostiwedh. Mes ny wrug ev leverel oll y dybyansow dhe Gandalf. An pyth a dhismygis an pystrier o kales dhe wodhvos pup-prys.

Around that time, it would not be uncommon for a man to be earning 16/- - eighty pence in today's money – a week. A penny would buy you five or six pilchards. Some people, through having shares in the Co-op, had accumulated enough to start buying their own houses. If you wanted to send a telegram, it would cost you 1/2 – six pence. It is interesting to see the costs in connection with the Club in its earlier days. A fixture card cost 1/- - five pence. A shirt cost 3/- - fifteen pence. The Club paied £3.2.0 – three pounds and ten pence – for a goal post and gloves for the goalkeeper.. The sum of £1.4.1/2 – one pound and twenty-one pence – was spent on three yards of serge and silk in blue – the colour of slate, perhaps. These were people who had to think carefully before spending money. The Club counted for something in their eyes.
Tro ha'n termyn na, y fia kemmyn dh'unn den bones ow fanjya 16/- - eyth deg dinar yn arghans hedhyw - y'n seythun. Unn dinar o pris pymp po hwegh hernenn. Yth esa nebes tus yn vertu aga hevranndalow y'n Kesprennji ow talleth prena aga chiow aga honan. Rag dannvov pellskrifenn yth o res tyli 1/2 – hwegh dinar. Yth yw a les gweles an kostow esa war an Kowethas yn myttin y dermyn. Unn sols – pymp dinar – o kost kartenn wariow. Tri sols – pymtheg dinar – o pris krys. Y talas an Kowethas £3.2.0 – teyr funs ha deg dinar - rag peulynn gol ha manegow dhe'n golwas. Y feu spennys £1.4.1⁄2 – unn puns ha dinar warn ugans – rag teyr lathenn a say hag owrlin glas – liw an legh, martesen. Dhe'n dus na, res o prederi gans rach kyns es spenna arghans. Yth o an Kowethas ma meur y'ga golok.

4And he chose out of the country twenty thousand men of war and horsemen, and they went against Cendebæus, and slept at Modin.
4Ytho Yowann a dhewisas yn-mes a'n pow ugens mil gasor ha marghoglu, hag i a geskerdhas erbynn Kendebeus. I a spenas an nos yn Modein.