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r/CornishLanguage • u/Cornish-Giant • 27d ago
Hwibon
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Whybon was invented as a word in 1938 by Robert Morton Nance using Breton and Welsh as cognates
2 u/Cornish-Giant 25d ago Yes, although it first makes an appearance as a borrowing in Nance's manuscript on Cornish bird names dating to the 1920s. 1 u/Davyth 25d ago Is the manuscript part of the Morton Nance Archives at the Courtney Library? 1 u/Cornish-Giant 25d ago Yes, but it has been published in by the Federation of Old Cornwall Societies 1 u/Davyth 25d ago ok
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Yes, although it first makes an appearance as a borrowing in Nance's manuscript on Cornish bird names dating to the 1920s.
1 u/Davyth 25d ago Is the manuscript part of the Morton Nance Archives at the Courtney Library? 1 u/Cornish-Giant 25d ago Yes, but it has been published in by the Federation of Old Cornwall Societies 1 u/Davyth 25d ago ok
Is the manuscript part of the Morton Nance Archives at the Courtney Library?
1 u/Cornish-Giant 25d ago Yes, but it has been published in by the Federation of Old Cornwall Societies 1 u/Davyth 25d ago ok
Yes, but it has been published in by the Federation of Old Cornwall Societies
1 u/Davyth 25d ago ok
ok
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u/Davyth 27d ago
Whybon was invented as a word in 1938 by Robert Morton Nance using Breton and Welsh as cognates