FromProto-Brythonic*-eð, fromProto-Celtic*-iyā, fromProto-Indo-European*-éh₂. Cognate withWelsh-edd,Irish-e,Ancient Greek-ῐ́ᾱ(-ĭ́ā), andLatin-ia.

• IPA^(key): /-ɛð/

-edh m (plural-edhow)

1. Forms masculineabstract nouns

   ‎meur(“great”) + ‎-edh → ‎meuredh(“majesty, greatness”)

2. (by extension, physics)Forms masculineabstract nouns denoting measurable quantities with defined units

   ‎fors(“force, strength”) + ‎-edh → ‎forsedh(“force (N)”)

   ‎doos(“dense”) + ‎-edh → ‎dòsedh(“density (m/V)”)

   ‎gronn(“mass, heap”) + ‎-edh → ‎gronnedh(“mass (m)”)

-edh pl

1. Uncommon noun pluralization suffix

   ‎el(“angel”) + ‎-edh → ‎eledh(“angels”)

   ‎modrep(“aunt”) + ‎-edh → ‎modrebedh(“aunts”)

   ‎lethwrek(“milkmaid”) + ‎-edh → ‎lethwragedh(“milkmaids”)

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• Cornish terms with IPA pronunciation
• Cornish lemmas
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• Cornish masculine suffixes
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• Cornish noun-forming suffixes
• Cornish plural suffixes

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