penn gwynn

Cornish

Etymology

From penn (“head”) +‎ gwynn (“white”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [pɛnː ɡwɪnː]

Noun

penn gwynn m (plural pennow gwynn)

  1. penguin

Derived terms

  • penn gwynn Adelie (“Adélie penguin”)
  • penn gwynn Afrika (“African penguin”)
  • penn gwynn an fyordow (“Fiordland penguin”)
  • penn gwynn barvek (“chinstrap penguin”)
  • penn gwynn byghan (“little penguin”)
  • penn gwynn emperour (“emperor penguin”)
  • penn gwynn Enys Chatham (“Chatham Island penguin”)
  • penn gwynn Enys Macquarie (“royal penguin”)
  • penn gwynn Enys Snares (“Snares penguin”)
  • penn gwynn Galapagos (“Galapagos penguin”)
  • penn gwynn jentou (“gentoo penguin”)
  • penn gwynn krib (“erect-crested penguin”)
  • penn gwynn lagas melyn (“yellow-eyed penguin”)
  • penn gwynn Magellan (“Magellanic penguin”)
  • penn gwynn makaroni (“macaroni penguin”)
  • penn gwynn melyngrib (“rockhopper penguin”)
  • penn gwynn Peru (“Humboldt penguin”)
  • penn gwynn riel (“king penguin”)
  • penn gwynn Waitaha (“Waitaha penguin”)

Mutation

Mutation of penn gwynn
unmutated soft aspirate hard mixed mixed after 'th
penn gwynn benn gwynn fenn gwynn unchanged unchanged unchanged

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

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