the man oor Kornies

the man

naamwoord

(idiomatic, singular only) The oppressive powers that be, including the government and corporations; the system, as coordinated outside of one’s control.

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an gour

Soortgelyke frases

to the last man
en kettep gwas · yn kettep gwas

the common man
an den kemmyn

thus spake the man
yndella re wrug an gour kewsel

man of the house
gour an chi

the last man
yn kettep gwas

take the man out
kemeres an den dhe-ves · kemeres dhe-ves an den

the powerful rich man
an den rych gallosek · an rych gallosek

on the Isle of Man
en Enys Vanow · en Manow · yn Enys Vanow · yn Manow

the righteous man
an den gwiryon

voorbeelde

Do you see the man or the wolf?
A welydh an den po an bleydh?

The man who does not believe really,
Den na grysso diogel,

Is the man going?
Idzha an dên moaz?

he's the man whose father's in London
ev yw an den mayth usi y das yn Loundres [tavoseth] [disamstyryans]

The man who’s in Cornwall.
An den usi yn Kernow.

The man was eating bread.
Yth esa an den ow tybri bara.

X shall be tweeted by the man.
Twitir X gans an den.

[The person who’s in Cornwall.] [The man who’s in Cornwall.]
[An den usi yn Kernow.] [An den eus yn Kernow.] [An den hag usi yn Kernow.] [An den hag eus yn Kernow.]

This is the man who has helped me.
Hemm yw an gour re’m gweresas.

[The person who is in Cornwall.] [The man who is in Cornwall.]
[An den usi yn Kernow.] [An den eus yn Kernow.] [An den hag usi yn Kernow.] [An den hag eus yn Kernow.]

Tempt the man no more.
Na demptyewgh namoy an den.

he's the man whose father's in London
ev yw an den mayth usi y das yn Loundres ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( idiom )

He was killed by the man.
Ev a veu ledhys gans an den.

the man who saw
/ an den neb a welas / / /

The man did not have a wife.
An den ny’n jevo gwreg.

The man is eating bread.
Yma’n den ow tybri bara.

This is the man who has helped me. /
Hemm yw an gour re’m gweresas. /

The man from whom I bought the car lives in the next town. /
An den a neb a brenis vy an karr yw trigys y’n nessa tre. /

Where is the man?
Ple ma an den?

The man is eating bread.
Yma an den ow tybri bara.

the man who eats
/ an den hag a dheber / / /

25And they were both naked, the man and his wife, and were not ashamed.
25Ha noeth ens i aga dew, Adam ha'y wreg, ha ny gemmerens meth.

Where's the man?
Ple'ma an den?

the man had X
/ an den a'n jevo X / / /

The man, who lived up by the King Edward Mine at Bolenowe kept the following animals:
An den, o trigys ogas dhe'n Bal Myghtern Edward yn Boslenow, a witha an enevales dell sew: