yn-dann

Cornish

Alternative forms

  • (Revived Late Cornish) en-dadn

Etymology

From yn (“in”) +‎ tann (“under”), from Proto-Brythonic *tan, from Proto-Celtic *tanā.

Preposition

yn-dann (triggers soft mutation)

  1. below, beneath, under, underneath

Derived terms

  • bos yn-dann gevambos (“to be contracted”)
  • flogh yn-dann oos (“minor”)
  • gorra nebonan yn-dann anles (“disadvantage somebody”, verb)
  • ny gosk hwilen yn-dann droos (“hive of activity”)
  • palas yn-dann (“undermine”, verb)
  • patent yn-dann hwithrans (“patent pending”)
  • yn-dann alhwedh (“under lockdown”)
  • yn-dann dava (“in touch”)
  • yn-dann dhor (“underground”)
  • yn-dann dhowr (“underwater”)
  • yn-dann gel (“in secret, secretly”)
  • yn-dann hatt (“confidential”)
  • yn-dann with (“care of”)
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