income oor Kornies

income

/ˈɪnˌkʌm/, /ˈɪŋkʌm/ naamwoord

(obsolete) A coming in; arrival; entrance; introduction.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kornies

arghans degemmerys

money in

gober

hanow gorow

rent

Income

Soortgelyke frases

income generation
dineythi gober

incoming tide
lanow

rental income
gober rent

income tax
toll wober

incoming
dewedhes · ow neshe · ow tegemeres

voorbeelde

incoming
/ ow neshe / / /

Incoming
Ow tegemeres

income
money in / arghans degemmerys / / /

Into harbour we sailed on the incoming tide
Gans an lanow y hwoelsyn ga entra y'n porth

income tax
toll wober [ hanow benow ]

income
/ gober / n.m /

income
gober

(hkg.) income
rentys, ~ow

tax, income toll-gober
tax, income toll-gober

(hkg.) amont an gobrow arghanz h.e. yn kever person; rapport revenue; rentys income; gwayn profit
brabus, ~ow

amont an gobrow arghanz h.e. yn kever person; rapport revenue; rentys income; gwayn profit
brabus, ~ow [hanow kadarn gorow]

profit1 (n.) (bas.) excess of expenditure over income gwayn; income as opposed to capital gains brabus; ratio of income to investment kevrabus; benefit les; advantage prow; interest budh; advantage; account benefytt
profit1 (n.) (bas.) excess of expenditure over income gwayn; income as opposed to capital gains brabus; ratio of income to investment kevrabus; benefit les; advantage prow; interest budh; advantage; account benefytt

income tax
/ toll wober / hanow benow / /

income tax
toll-gober [hanow kadarn benow]

income tax
/ toll wober / / /

incoming tide
/ lanow / / /

We have enough income to live on. / Note the use of orth in this construction.
Y’gan beus pygans lowr dhe vewa orto. /

pay - income - reward - salary - wage - remuneration
gober [hanow gorow] gobrow [hanow liesplek] [hanow] [disamstyryans]

When they are well cured, a month altogether, Its time to break up and pull away. After that, wash clean in salt water. It will give all the maids a good name. Place gleaming in a barrel, head and tail, Income and a great thing they are for fine traders.
Pan'th yns sellys da, udn mis war-barth, Pres yw dhe skwattya 'man, ha tedna 'kerdh Woja hedna, golghi glaneth yn dowr sall: Ev 'vedn ri hanow da dhe vowesi oll. Gorra spladn en balyer, pedn ha tin, Gober ha tra vroas yns rag varchons fin.

income tax
toll wober ( feminine noun ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )

tide, incoming lanwez
tide, incoming lanwez

income n. money received mòna degemerys; wage, reward gòber m., pl. gòbrow; pegans m.; rent m. -ys BM; i tax toll wòber f. -yow gòber ♦ they are i. and an important business gòber ha tra brâs ens JB
income n. money received mòna degemerys; wage, reward gòber m., pl. gòbrow; pegans m.; rent m. -ys BM; i tax toll wòber f. -yow gòber ♦ they are i. and an important business gòber ha tra brâs ens JB

income tax
toll wober feminine noun

We have a large parking and transport system to run and car park income plays an important part in supporting these, but we also recognise that car parking plays a wider role in supporting local economies, managing traffic and helping communities to thrive.
Yma genen ni system parkya ha karyans dh’y dhyghtya ha rent parkow kerri a wari rann bosek ow skoodhya an re ma, mes ni a aswon ynwedh parkya kerri dhe wari rol ledanna ow skoodhya erbysiedhow leel, dyghtya daromres ha gweres kemenethow dhe seweni.

Into harbour we sailed on the incoming tide Our fishing nets full of sardine One town to the starboard and one to the port And a river ran between On the quayside, she stood with her basket in hand Such beauty I've never since seen But she on the west bank and me on the east And a river ran between And as we haul away, I'm still in yesterday Everything change with the turn of the tide I paid the ferryman, anchors aweigh again My love for her I did never confide Cos a river runs between The bridge builders came with their Caradon stone Resistance they hadn't foreseen One town has the money, the other the sun And a river runs between And as we haul away, I'm still in yesterday Everything changed with the turn of the tide She's way above me, my bride she will never be A bridge doesn't change things, the gap is too wide And a river runs between So now there's a path from the east to the west And a pretty young maid of eighteen But a lifetime of conflict the two towns divide And a river runs between
Gans an lanow y hwoelsyn ga entra y'n porth Ha'n roesow o lenwys a hes Unn dre orth an lewbordh hag onan a-borth Hag yntredha, dowr a res War an kay 'th esa hi gans hy hanstell y'n dorn Ny welis vyth tekter somper Hi war an lann west, ha my orth an est Hag yntredhon, dowr a ver Pan en dhe vor a'n le, hwath trigys ov yn de Puptra a janjyas gans treylyans an fros Toll-treth yw genev pes, arta yth en yn-mes A'm sergh vy rygdhi ny wrug lowr a dros Rag yntredhon dowr a res Gans growan y teuthons dhe sevel an pons Defens na ragwelsens o krev Unn dre gans an arghans, hy ben yn-dann Howl Hag yntredha dowr a sev Pan en dhe vor a'n le, hwath trigys ov yn de Puptra a janjyas gans treylyans an fros 'Ma pell a-ughov vy, ow fries ny vydh hi Pons ny dreyl tra, pan eus aswa re vros Rag yntredhon dowr a res Ha lemmyn 'ma troe'lergh a'n est bys y'n west Ha mowes yw yowynk ha teg Mes oesweyth a gas a dhiberth an dhiw dre Hag yntredha dowr a freg