lane oor Kornies

lane

/leɪn/, /lein/ naamwoord

A narrow passageway between fences, walls, hedges or trees.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kornies

bownder

hanow benow

len

on a wide road

stret

Lane

eienaam

A topographic surname for someone who lived in a lane.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kornies

bownder

Soortgelyke frases

Tredavoe Lane
Bownder Trewordhavow

Treruff Lane
Bownder Trevruv

Wooda Lane
Bownder Trewydhyel

Rowan Lane
Bownder Gerdhin

Prouts Lane
Bownder Prout

Libra Lane
Bownder an Vantol

Zaggy Lane
Bownder Zaggi

Ridgevale Lane
Bownder Nansryjyow

Demelza Lane
Bownder Dinmelsa

voorbeelde

Hangmans Lane
Callington / Bownder an Kregydh / / /

bus lane camera
/ kamera bownder kyttrin / / /

lane
on a wide road / len / / /

Caudworthy Park Lane
/ Bownder Park Kollas / / /

Dorado Lane
Launceston / Bownder Owrik / / /

Lawellan Lane
Withiel / Bownder an Velin / / /

Parkenhead Lane
Trevone / Bownder Park an Hedh / / /

Trethill Lane
/ Bownder Treyudhel / / /

Trebudannon Lane
/ Bownder Trebydannan / / /

Filtrick Lane
Piece / Bownder Fyltryk / / /

hynz kul war an mes lane; pasture
bownder, ~ow [hanow kadarn benow]

farm lane (n.)
bownder (f., pl.: bownderyow) (UC, KK, RLC, UCR, KS).

Poolfied Lane
Falmouth / Bownder Park an Poll / / /

The hobbits sat in shadow by the wayside. Before long the Elves came down the lane towards the valley. They passed slowly, and the hobbits could see the starlight glimmering on their hair and in their eyes. They bore no lights, yet as they walked a shimmer, like the light of the moon above the rim of the hills before it rises, seemed to fall about their feet. They were now silent, and as the last Elf passed he turned and looked towards the hobbits and laughed.
An hobytow a esedhas y’n skeusow ryb an hyns. Kyns pell, an Elfow a dheuth a-hys an bownder war-tu ha’n nans. I a dremenas yn lent, hag an hobytow a allsa gweles stersplann ow tewynna war aga hols hag y’ga dewlagas. Nyns esa lugarn vyth dhedha, mes dell gerdhsons i, golow a isterlentri*6, haval orth golow an loer a-ugh an breow kyns hi dhe sevel, a goedhas a-dro dh’aga dewdroes dell hevelis. Taw ens i lemmyn, ha dell dremenas an diwettha Elf, ev a dreylyas ha mires war-tu ha’n hobytow ha hwartha.

Treven Lane
St Erth Praze / Bownder Trewynn / / /

Long Lanes
St Hilary / Bownder Hir / / /

get in lane
/ kerdhewgh y'gas bownder / / /

Newberry Lane
Goonhavern / Bownder Newberry / / /

Blowing House Lane
Bownder an Fog

Trevingey Lane
Redruth / Bownder Trevengi / / /

Drump-lane
/ Bownder an Drumm / / /

bus lanes
/ bownderyow kyttrin / / /

Mexico Lane
Phillack, Hayle / Bownder Meksisko / / /

Drannack Mill Lane
Hayle / Bownder Melindhreynek / / /

Lane
bownder feminine noun bownderyow plural Pednvownder - "Lanes End" near Porthcurnow topographical