Dedh Dew Cans Pajar Ügens ha Seyth
De Gwener, pajardegves mis Hedra
Friday, 14th October
Glaw a wra hedhyw, saw whath nag eus dowr lowr e'n creunyow. Nei a dal bos sparüs gen agan ûs a dhowr. Nag eus dowr ow resek e'n gover ma. Nag eus bes plodn bian. Eus pedrevan cüdhys e'n prei? Bestes a res eva ha debry. An flour melyonen ma a veu debrys gen neptra. Delen a veu debrys ewedh. Eus prev del en ogas? Ma whath del war an gwedh, saw ma solabres buddys rag nessa gwenton. Otta nebes losyow on münys en colwedhen
It rains today, but still there isn't enough water in the reservoirs. We should be sparing with our use of water. There isn't any water flowing in this stream. There is only a small puddle. Is there a newt hidden in the mud? Animals must drink and eat. This violet flower was eaten by something. A leaf was eaten as well. Is there a caterpillar nearby? There are still leaves on the trees, but there are already buds for next spring. Here are some tiny catkins in a hazel tree.
Gerva Vocabulary
colwedhen (f) hazel tree
creun (m) reservoir
cüdhys hidden
debrys eaten < (verb) debry
delen (f) leaf < del (collective)
eva to drink
gover (m) stream
lôst on (m) catkin, lamb's tail
melyonen (f) violet
plodn (m) puddle
prev del (m) caterpillar (leaf worm)
resek to flow, run, race
sparüs sparing
ûs (m) use
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