firmness oor Kornies

firmness

naamwoord

The state of being firm; strength; permanence; stability; hardness; resolution.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kornies

ferfter

fyrvder

Soortgelyke frases

firm
ervirys · ferf · fyrv · gogales · kadarn · kales · kalish · kowethas · kowethyans

stand firm
sevel fast · sevowgh fyrv

firm foundation
sel da · sel grev · selven fyrv

firms
kowethasow

firm stand
sevelva tynn

stand firm
sevel fast · sevowgh fyrv

firm
ervirys · ferf · fyrv · gogales · kadarn · kales · kalish · kowethas · kowethyans

firm
ervirys · ferf · fyrv · gogales · kadarn · kales · kalish · kowethas · kowethyans

firm
ervirys · ferf · fyrv · gogales · kadarn · kales · kalish · kowethas · kowethyans

voorbeelde

The peace of Bodmin Moor, Ride with the breaker Towards the Sennen shore. Let firm hands fondle The boulders of Trencrom, Sing with all fervour, then The great Trelawny song.
An kres war hal Bodmen, Marhogewgh tardh mor War tu h’an treth Sennen; Chersewgh gans dorn krev Karyji war Drenkrom, Kenewgh Trelawny bras Heglew gans kolon domm.

form firm opinion ervira
form firm opinion ervira

firm
fyrv

firmness [hanow kadarn]
steadfastness fyrvder

retailer, retail firm,
detaylethas (hanow gorow)

rigid (adj.) (bas.) 1 a diwedhyn, tynn, serth; b unbending; inflexible anheblek; c solid; firm sasun, kalez; 2 immobile; frozen anvuvadow
rigid (adj.) (bas.) 1 a diwedhyn, tynn, serth; b unbending; inflexible anheblek; c solid; firm sasun, kalez; 2 immobile; frozen anvuvadow

concern1 (n.) (bas.) 1 a solicitude; anxiety bernbreder; b care; interest bern; 2 a enterprise; firm erbyzieth; b affair; business afrann; 3 a regard; respect kever; b relevance longyanz; c factor; consideration akompt; 4 compassion; humanitarianism dengerenzedhekter
concern1 (n.) (bas.) 1 a solicitude; anxiety bernbreder; b care; interest bern; 2 a enterprise; firm erbyzieth; b affair; business afrann; 3 a regard; respect kever; b relevance longyanz; c factor; consideration akompt; 4 compassion; humanitarianism dengerenzedhekter

fireworks tanweyth HANOW KUNTELLEK tanweythen HANOW UNPLEK firm fyrv / HANOW GWANN
fireworks tanweyth HANOW KUNTELLEK tanweythen HANOW UNPLEK firm fyrv / HANOW GWANN

13When God made his promise to Abraham, since there was no one greater for him to swear by, he swore by himself, 14saying, “I will surely bless you and give you many descendants.” 15And so after waiting patiently, Abraham received what was promised. 16People swear by someone greater than themselves, and the oath confirms what is said and puts an end to all argument. 17Because God wanted to make the unchanging nature of his purpose very clear to the heirs of what was promised, he confirmed it with an oath. 18God did this so that, by two unchangeable things in which it is impossible for God to lie, we who have fled to take hold of the hope set before us may be greatly encouraged. 19We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure. It enters the inner sanctuary behind the curtain, 20where our forerunner, Jesus, has entered on our behalf. He has become a high priest forever, in the order of Melchizedek.
13Rag pan wrug Duw ambosa dhe Abraham, a-ban na'n jevo denvyth moyha dredho may hylli ti, ev a dos dredho y honan, 14ow leverel, ‘Yn tevri my a'th vennik ha'th palshe.’ 15Hag yndellma wosa perthi hirneth, ev a dhegemmeras an ambos. 16Rag tus a de der onan moyha agessa i aga honan, hag yn aga hedrynnow oll, ti res yn afydhyans yw diwedh pub dadhel. 17Ytho, pan vynnas Duw diskwedhes dhe glerra dhe eryon an ambos gnas antreylyadow y dowl, ev a'n fastyas gans ti 18may fen kennerthys yn krev, pan fiyn rag skovva, dhe dhalghenna an govenek gorrys a-ragon, dre reson dew dra na yll Duw gowleverel ynna. 19Hemma y'gan beus avel ankor an enev, sur ha fast, govenek a enter an barth a-bervedh, a-ji dhe'n vayl, 20le mayth eth Yesu avel ragreser ragon ni, wosa dos ha bos arghoferyas bys vykken war-lergh ordyr Melkisedek.

The storms of winter keep us firm ashore
Tewedhow gwav 'an gwith ni war an tir

1 a kadarn; asedh resilient; b stowt; salow solid; 2 a kadarn; stout valiant, courageous; b kolonnek daring, brave, venturesome, gallant; c pennek ha fast firm, resolute, proud
stout [hanow gwadn]

unbending a. unyielding spernabyl /'spɛrnəbəl/ WB; abarstyk /ə'bærstɪk/ WB; cannot be bent na ell bos plegys; firm stout; cales ~ calish Lh.; sür TB, WR; stubborn penyk d; determined towlys WP
unbending a. unyielding spernabyl /'spɛrnəbəl/ WB; abarstyk /ə'bærstɪk/ WB; cannot be bent na ell bos plegys; firm stout; cales ~ calish Lh.; sür TB, WR; stubborn penyk d; determined towlys WP

(hkg.) firmness, steadfastness fysell, ~ow (hkb.) string, yarn, line
fyrvder

The Sergeant flew (verbally) at the Corporal with a string of dire threats and abuse – but to no avail. The Australian Corporal, and the Private who was with him, remained at attention but stood firm – they would not be taking orders from any Yankee Sergeant. I heard Ingrid get out of our jeep and approach the guards in a far more casual fashion: “It’s all right, gentlemen, the Sergeant is with me,” she said. “You may stand aside. We have all the relevant clearances.” “May we see them, Ma’am, the clearance papers?” said the Corporal. Ingrid should have anticipated this would be the response – but she did not. “There are no formal papers,” said Ingrid, calmly. “I’m acting on the direct orders of the camp commandant – he has sent the Sergeant with me because of the disturbance which has broken out in the area of the parade ground. I’m sure you can still hear it?” “Yes, Ma’am,” replied the Corporal. “We’ve been listening to it for the last half-hour. But we still need them orders, Ma’am.” “There was no time to draw up formal papers, Corporal,” said Ingrid, trying still to remain calm. “This is an emergency situation. So, as an officer, I now intend to give you a direct order to stand aside and allow us into the prison.” Briefly, the Corporal looked uncertainly at the Private – who remained with his eyes fixed ‘to the front’. It was up to the Corporal since he outranked the Private. He cleared his throat. “Ma’am?” “As your superior officer, I’m ordering you to stand aside and allow us into the prison,” said Ingrid. “Don’t you understand that? I don’t wish to place you on report. That won’t be necessary, will it?” The Corporal stood his ground. “Ma’am, I mean you no disrespect but you are a medical officer. You have no authority to give orders to non-medical personnel.”
An Serjont a dewlis lies braslavar ha meur a dhespityans sevur orth an Korporal – mes heb sewenyans. An Korporal ha’n Souder keth, Ostralek an dhew, a driga yn attendyans mes sevel fast – ny viens ow kemmeres arghadyow dhiworth neb Serjont Yanki. My a glywas Ingrid dhe dhiyskynna dhiworth agan jip ha neshe an withysi yn fordh moy anformel: “Da lowr yw, ‘dus jentyl, yma an Serjont genev vy,” yn-medh hi. “Hwi a yll sevel a-denewen. Yma dhyn oll an kummyasow yw res.” “A yllyn aga gweles, ‘Vadama, an paperyow-gummyas?” yn-medh an Korporal. Y talvien Ingrid gwaytya an gorthyp ma – mes ny’n gwaytsa. “Nyns eus paperyow formel,” yn-medh Ingrid hwath kosel. “My re dheuth omma drefenn arghadyow ewn res dhymm gans Kommandant an Selva. Ev re dhanvonnas an Serjont genev vy drefenn an freudh dhe dardha yn tiryow a-dro dhe’n Plen an Gerdhva. Sur ov hwi dhe alloes hwath y glywes?” “Ya, ‘Vadama,” a worthybis an Korporal. “Y feun ow goslowes orto dres moy es hanter-our. Byttegyns, yma hwath edhomm dhyn a’n arghadyow na, ‘V adama.” “Nyns esa termyn lowr dhe skrifa paperyow formel, ‘Gorporal,” yn-medh Ingrid, owth assaya hwath triga kosel. “Studh goredhomm yw. Ytho, avel soedhek, my a erviras ri dhywgh arghadow ewn rag sevel a-denewen ha rag agan gasa entra y’n prison.” Pols, an Korporal a viras, meur y ansurneth, orth an souder keth. Dewlagas an souder keth a driga ow mires stark yn-rag. An ervirans ma o dhe’n korporal drefenn y vos yn ughella renk ages an souder keth. Ev a glerhas nebes y vryansenn. “’V adama?” “Avel agas ughella soedhek, yth esov ow ri dhywgh arghadow dhe sevel a- denewen ha gasa ni dhe entra y’n prison,” yn-medh Ingrid. “A ny gonvedhowgh henna? Ny vynnav agas gorra war dherivas. Ny vydh henna res dhymm, a ny vydh?” Y sevis an Korporal heb gwayans. “”Vadama, ny wra menya anvri dhis. Byttegyns, ty yw soedhek medhegel. Nyns eus dhis awtorita vyth rag ri arghadyow dhe bersonnel anvedhegel.”

firm
/ fyrv / / /

firm foundation
/ selven fyrv / / /

firmness, steadfastness
fyrvder [hanow kadarn gorow]

The Pirates started the second half somewhat on the back foot, being under a lot of pressure from Richmond – insomuch so that they received a yellow card. However, the defence held firm and repelled every attack. Gradually, the Pirates started to create scoring chances, and Rory Parata, following a ruck in front of the Richmond posts, flicked the ball along the line to Maliq Holden, who scored in the corner. The conversion was unsuccessful due to the wind, but the score was now 13-0. With the clock on 59 minutes, a rolling maul following a line-out saw Tom Duncan break clear and score close to the posts. This time Luke Scully was successful with the conversion – 20-0. Richmond fought hard and were rewarded with a converted try – 20-7. Still Richmond were not finished and attacked strongly again but they conceded a penalty. The Pirates worked their way up field and Kiri Kiri after beating two defenders, passed the ball to Matt Bolwell, who scored under the posts, giving Harry Bazalgette an easy conversion to make the score 27-7 and a bonus point win to the Pirates.
An Vorladron a dhallathas an nessa hanter nebes war an troos delergh, yn-dann meur a wask dhiworth Richmond – yn mar veur dell wrussons y kavos carten velyn. Byttegyns, an defens a omsynsas cref ha fetha pub omsettyans. Tamm ha tamm, an Vorladron a dhallathas creatya chonsow dhe scorya, ha Rory Parata, yn un sewya tervans a-dherag an peulyow Richmond, a flyckyas an bel a-hes an linen dhe Maliq Holden, neb a scoryas y’n gornel. Nyns o an treylyans sewen der an gwyns crev mes an scor o lebmyn 13-0. Gans an clock orth 59 mynysen, omdowl rolyans yn unn sewya linen dewlel a welas Tom Duncan omderry cler ha scorya ogas dhe’n peulyow. An dro ma Luke Scully ow sewen gans an treylyans – 20-0. Richmond a vatalyas yn cref hag a veu pewashes gans assay treylyes – 20-7. Whath na veu Richmond gorfennys hag omsettya yn crev arta, mes y a dhascoras spal. An Vorladron a oberas aga forth a-hys an park ha Kiri Kiri woja fetha dhew dhefendyer, a dhelivras an bel the Matt Bolwell, neb a scoryas yn-dann an peulyow, yn unn ry Harry Bazalgette treylyans es dhe wul an scor 27-7 ha gwayn poynt mas dhe’n Vorladron.

(hg.) yn-unn berthi penn meur big-headed; hardh; kadarn resolute, firm; chief, main, most important
pennek

gweli HANOW GOROW gweliow / HANOW LIESPLEK firm rock nearest the surface – Orchard 1991 shelf
gweli HANOW GOROW gweliow / HANOW LIESPLEK firm rock nearest the surface – Orchard 1991 shelf

crisp1 (adj.) 1 a crunchy; firm krysp; b crispy kras; 2 a pithy; epigrammatic konsys; b bracing; invigorating; brisk blyv; c brisk; terse bywlymm; 3 a fresh; clear ayrlan; b uncreased; ironed levnus
crisp1 (adj.) 1 a crunchy; firm krysp; b crispy kras; 2 a pithy; epigrammatic konsys; b bracing; invigorating; brisk blyv; c brisk; terse bywlymm; 3 a fresh; clear ayrlan; b uncreased; ironed levnus

firm
(steadfast) fyrv.

wholesale firm angrosethas
wholesale firm angrosethas

firm
company / kowethyans / / /

JAMES 5 Warning to Rich Oppressors 1Now listen, you rich people, weep and wail because of the misery that is coming on you. 2Your wealth has rotted, and moths have eaten your clothes. 3Your gold and silver are corroded. Their corrosion will testify against you and eat your flesh like fire. You have hoarded wealth in the last days. 4Look! The wages you failed to pay the workers who mowed your fields are crying out against you. The cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord Almighty. 5You have lived on earth in luxury and self-indulgence. You have fattened yourselves in the day of slaughter. 6You have condemned and murdered the innocent one, who was not opposing you. Patience in Suffering 7Be patient, then, brothers and sisters, until the Lord’s coming. See how the farmer waits for the land to yield its valuable crop, patiently waiting for the autumn and spring rains. 8You too, be patient and stand firm, because the Lord’s coming is near. 9Don’t grumble against one another, brothers and sisters, or you will be judged. The Judge is standing at the door! 10Brothers and sisters, as an example of patience in the face of suffering, take the prophets who spoke in the name of the Lord. 11As you know, we count as blessed those who have persevered. You have heard of Job’s perseverance and have seen what the Lord finally brought about. The Lord is full of compassion and mercy. 12Above all, my brothers and sisters, do not swear—not by heaven or by earth or by anything else. All you need to say is a simple “Yes” or “No.” Otherwise you will be condemned. The Prayer of Faith 13Is anyone among you in trouble? Let them pray. Is anyone happy? Let them sing songs of praise. 14Is anyone among you sick? Let them call the elders of the church to pray over them and anoint them with oil in the name of the Lord. 15And the prayer offered in faith will make the sick person well; the Lord will raise them up. If they have sinned, they will be forgiven. 16Therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective. 17Elijah was a human being, even as we are. He prayed earnestly that it would not rain, and it did not rain on the land for three and a half years. 18Again he prayed, and the heavens gave rain, and the earth produced its crops. 19My brothers and sisters, if one of you should wander from the truth and someone should bring that person back, 20remember this: Whoever turns a sinner from the error of their way will save them from death and cover over a multitude of sins.
JAMYS 5 Gwarnyans dhe'n Dus Rych 1Dewgh lemmyn, a dus rych, gwrewgh oela ha kyni war agas galarow ow tos warnowgh. 2Pedrys yw agas pythow ha dybrys gans goedhanes yw agas dillas. 3Agas owr ha'gas arghans re gesknias, ha'ga hesknians a vydh dustuni er agas pynn ha dybri agas kig kepar ha tan. Hwi re guntellas tresor rag an dydhyow diwettha. 4Otta, gobrow an wonisysi a vysas agas gwelyow hag a wrussowgh gwitha dhiworta yn fals, ymons ow karma; ha garmow an vysoryon re dhrehedhas diwskovarn Arloedh an luyow. 5Hwi re vewas yn es hag yn plesour war an dor; hwi re vagas agas kolonn yn dydh ladhva. 6Hwi re dhampnyas ha ladha an den gwiryon; ny sev ev orthowgh. Perthyans ha Pysadow 7Ytho, perthewgh, a vreder bys yn devedhyans an Arloedh. Otta, an tiek a worta frut drudh an dor, meur y berthyans yn y gever, erna dhegemmerro an glaw a-varr ha'n glaw diwedhes. 8Perthewgh hwi ynwedh. Fastyewgh agas kolonn, rag devedhyans an Arloedh re dheuth nes. 9Na wrewgh krodhvolas, a vreder, an eyl war y gila, ma na vewgh breusys. Otta, an breusydh a sev a-dherag an darasow. 10Kemmerewgh, a vreder, yn ensampel a wodhevyans ha perthyans, an brofoesi a gewsis yn hanow an Arloedh. 11Otta, ni a's gelow gwynnvys, an re a dhuryas; duryans Job re wrussowgh klewes anodho, ha porpos an Arloedh a welsowgh, bos an Arloedh pur druedhek ha pitethus. 12Mes dres oll, ow breder, na liewgh na re'n nev, na re'n dor na gans li vydh arall, mes bedhes agas ‘Ya’ ya, ha'gas ‘Na’ na, ma na goetthowgh yn-dann vreus. 13Eus nebonan ahanowgh grevys? Gwres ev pysi. Eus nebonan lowenek? Kanes ev salm. 14Eus nebonan klav yn agas mysk? Gelwes ev henavogyon an eglos ha gwrens i pysi warnodho ha'y untya gans oyl yn hanow an Arloedh. 15Ha pysadow fydh a wra sawya an klav, ha'n Arloedh a vynn y dhrehevel. Ha mar kwrug ev peghosow, y fydh henna gevys dhodho. 16Ytho, yesewgh agas peghosow an eyl dh'y gila, ha pysewgh an eyl rag y gila, may fewgh yaghhes. Pur nerthek yw an pysadow effeythus a dhen gwiryon. 17Elias o den kehaval y gnas dhyn ni hag ev a bysis yn pysadow na wrella glaw, ha glaw ny wrug war an dor teyr blydhen ha hwegh mis. 18Hag arta ev a bysis, ha'n nev a ros glaw, ha'n dor a dhug y frut. 19Ow breder, mar kwander nebonan ahanowgh dhiworth an gwir ha nebonan a'n dre arta dhodho, 20godhvydhes ev: neb a dreyl peghador a'y gammfordh a selow y enev a ankow, ha kudha peghosow pals.