gallos

See also: Gallos

Asturian

Noun

gallos

1. plural of gallu

Cornish

Etymology

From Proto-Celtic *galnati (“to be able”), cognate with Breton gallout and Welsh gallu.

Noun

gallos m (plural gallosow)

1. ability
2. power, might

Derived terms

• galladewder (“possibility”)
• galladow (“possible, potential”)
• gallos hembronk (“leadership ability”)
• gallos nerth (“power take-off”)
• gallosedh (“power (physics)”)
• gallosegi (“enable”, verb)
• gallosek (“capable”)

Verb

gallos (irregular)

1. can, be able

Conjugation

Conjugation of gallos

		singular			plural			impersonal
		first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative	present/future	gallav	gyllydh	gyll	gyllyn	gyllowgh	gyllons	gyllir
	preterite	gyllis	gylsys	gallas	gylsyn	gylsowgh	gallons	gylsys
	imperfect	gyllen	gylles	gylli	gyllen	gyllewgh	gyllens	gylles
	pluperfect	galsen	galses	galsa	galsen	galsewgh	galsens	galses
subjunctive	present/future	gylliv	gylli	gallo	gyllyn	gyllowgh	gallons	gyller
	imperfect	gallen	galles	galla	gallen	gallewgh	gallens	galles
imperative		—	gyll	galles	gyllyn	gyllowgh	gallons	—
non-finites		present participle			verbal adjective
		ow kallos			-

Mutation

Mutation of gallos

radical	soft	aspirate	hard	mixed
gallos	allos	unchanged	kallos	hallos

Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Cornish.
All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.

Latin

Noun

gallōs

1. accusative plural of gallus

Portuguese

Noun

gallos

1. plural of gallo

Spanish

Noun

gallos m pl

1. plural of gallo