sevel

See also: sèvèl and ševel

Breton

Etymology

From Proto-Brythonic *stab-, from Proto-Indo-European *steh₂-; cognate with Cornish sav and Welsh sefyll.

Verb

sevel

  1. (transitive) to rise, erect
  2. (transitive) to build, construct, make
  3. (transitive) to lift, heave
  4. (transitive) to compose
  5. (transitive) to earn

Conjugation
Conjugation of sevel
Personal forms
Indicative Conditional Imperative
Present Imperfect Preterite Future Present Imperfect
1s savan saven savis savin savfen savjen -
2s savez saves savjout savi savfes savjes sav
3s sav save savas savo savfe savje savet
1p savomp savemp savjomp savimp savfemp savjemp savomp
2p savit savec'h savjoc'h savot savfec'h savjec'h savit
3p savont savent savjont savint savfent savjent savent
0 saver saved savjod savor savfed savjed -
Impersonal forms Mutated forms
Infinitive sevel Soft mutation after a a sav-
Present participle o sevel Mixed mutation after e e sav-
Past participle savet (auxiliary verb: kaout) Soft mutation after ne/na ne/na sav-

Derived terms
  • sav
  • savadenn
  • savadeg
  • savadell
  • savadenniñ
  • savadur
  • savadurel
  • savadurezh
  • savaduriñ
  • savadur-koun
  • savboent
  • sav-disav
  • sav-diskenn
  • sav-e-fri
  • saver
  • saver-chatal
  • saverez
  • saverezh
  • saver-tiez
  • sav-heol
  • savidigezh
  • sav-korf
  • savlec'h
  • savlec'h-oabl
  • sav-maen
  • sav-mouezh
  • savour
  • savourizeh
  • savour-tiez
  • sav-sonn

Cahuilla

Noun

sével

  1. yucca blossom
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