furv

Cornish

Etymology

From Old Cornish furf, from Proto-Brythonic *fʉrβ̃, from Latin fōrma. Cognate with Welsh ffurf.

Noun

furv f (plural furvow or furvyow)

  1. figure, form
    Synonyms: figur, form
  2. mould
    Synonym: furvell
  3. shape
    Synonyms: form, roth, shap

Derived terms

  • furvas (“format”)
  • furvasa (“format”, verb)
  • furvell (“formula, mould”)
  • furvella (“formulate”)
  • furvellek (“formulaic”)
  • furvus (“formal”)
  • furvya (“figure, form”, verb)
  • furvyans (“formation”)
  • furvyer, furvyores (“creator”)
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