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

Verb

gallos (irregular)

1. can, be able

Conjugation

	Indicative				Subjunctive		Imperative
	Pres-fut	Imperfect	Preterite	Conditional	Pres-fut	Imperfect
1s	gallav vy	gyllen vy	gyllis vy	galsen vy	gylliv vy	gallen vy	-
2s	gyllydh jy	gylles jy	gylsys jy	galses jy	gylli jy	galles jy	gyll
3s	gyll ev	galla ev, gylli ev	gallas ev	galsa ev	gallo ev	galla ev	galles
1p	gyllyn ni	gyllen ni	gylsyn ni	galsen ni	gyllyn ni	gallen ni	gyllyn
2p	gyllowgh hwi	gyllewgh hwi	gylsowgh hwi	galsewgh hwi	gyllowgh hwi	gallewgh hwi	gyllowgh
3p	gyllons i	gyllens i	gallons i	galsens i	gallons i	gallens i	gallons
0	gyllir	gylles	gylsys	galses	gyller	galles	-
Present participle: ow kallos Verbal adjective: none

Mutation

  Mutation of gallos  

Cornish consonant mutation
unmutated	soft	aspirate	hard	mixed	mixed after 'th
gallos	allos	unchanged	kallos	hallos	hallos

Latin

Noun

gallōs

1. accusative plural of gallus

Spanish

Noun

gallos m pl

1. plural of gallo