run through oor Kornies

run through

werkwoord

To go through by running

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kornies

berya

hanow verbel, verb-hanow

e.g. with a sword

Soortgelyke frases

run through with a sword
berya

voorbeelde

run through
berya

Will run (?) through him with my spear.
a res dhedho gans ow guw

to transfix - to run through with a sword - to stab
berya [ verb-hanow / hanow verbel ]

to run through (with a sword)
berya

to transfix - to run through with a sword - to stab
berya verb

run through [ vb ]
berya [ ]

to transfix - to run through with a sword - to stab
berya [hanow verbel / verb-hanow] [disamstyryans]

run through
/ berya / / /

run through with a sword
/ berya / / /

run through (with a sword)
berya CONJUGATED LIKE afydhya

run through
berya [hanow verbel / verb-hanow] disamstyryans: rag ensampel: gans kledha

run through
e.g. with a sword / berya / / hanow verbel /

to run through (with a sword) - rr - CONJUGATE WITH MODEL VERB: afydhya
berya

to transfix - to run through with a sword - to stab
berya ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( verb )

impale v. gwana; run through dos dres
impale v. gwana; run through dos dres

transfix - run through with a sword - stab
berya

run through
e.g. with a sword / berya / / verb-hanow /

run through
(e.g. with a sword) / berya / vb /

spit n. for roasting ber m. -ow NB; v. put on s, run through berya BM; turn the s. v. treylya an ber NB
spit n. for roasting ber m. -ow NB; v. put on s, run through berya BM; turn the s. v. treylya an ber NB

The stage direction on this page, also from the first play, record in Latin that, after Adam's death, his son "Seth puts three pips into Adam's mouth". This is a key part of the 'Legend of the Rood' which runs through the Ordinalia. The tree that grows from the seeds appears in various guises until ultimately the wood is used to make the cross ('rood' in Middle English) on which Christ is crucified. Lucifer, Satan and Beelzebub all make appearances further down the page (left hand side) (f. 8r).
An kevarwodhyow gwariva war an folen ma, a'n kynsa gwari ynwedh, a rekord yn Latin, wosa mernans Adam, "y hworr Seth (y vab) teyr sprusen yn ganow Adam". Homm yw rann bosek a 'Henhwedhel an Grows' a resek dres an Ordinali. An wedhen a dyv a'n sprusennow a omdhiskwa yn furvow divers bys pan yw an prenn devnydhys wortiwedh rag gul an grows may feu krowsyes Krist. Lusifer, Satnas ha Belsebuk a omdhiskwa, kettep penn, pella an folen war-nans (a-barth kledh)

come, arrive ~ dhe voz devonez dhe become, ~ er-bynn meet, encounter, bump into, run into, ~ dre weather, come through, ~ war-barth combine; congregate, come together
doz [hanow kadarn verbel / hanow verbel / verbhanow]

Through the other I will run.
Der y gila my a res.

(hkv.) (sel.) come, arrive ~ dhe voz devonez dhe become, ~ er-bynn meet, encounter, bump into, run into, ~ dre weather, come through, ~ war- barth combine; congregate, come together
doz

come, arrive ~ dhe vos devones dhe become (liesplek) ~ er bynn meet, encounter, bump into, run into (liesplek) ~ dre weather, come through (liesplek) ~ war barth combine; congregate, come together
dos (verb-hanow)

There was very little excitement in the station, as the officials, failing to realise that anything further than a breakdown between Byfleet and Woking junction had occurred, were running the theatre trains which usually passed through Woking round by Virginia Water or Guildford.
Nyns esa meur a yntanans y'n gorsav drefen bos an sodhogyon, ow fyllel konvedhes neppyth moy ages mooth dhe hwarvos yntra Byfleet ha hyns diberth Woking, ow tanvon an trenow gwaridi, hag a dremenas Woking herwydh usadow, dre Dhowr Virginia po Guildford.