[Spellyans] "to send"

[nicholas williams]

Tregear uses danvon as the verbal noun ‘to send’: neb a rella receva  
henna a
rellan ve danvon, y ma worth ow receva ve TH 41a.

He also, however, writes dynvyn for the 3rd singular of the pres.-fut.  
and as the verbal noun:

Rag eff a ra then howle drehevell ha shynya kyffrys war an da han  
drog, hag a thynvyn glaw war an Just ha war an vniust  TH 22
a henna neb a rug ow denvon TH 22a
kepar dell rug ow thas ow dynvyn ve, in della me as dynvyn why TH 35a
neb a rella receva henna a rellan ve danvon, y ma worth ow receva ve,  
ha neb. a rella ow receva ve, eff a vith ow receva neb a rug ow dynvon  
ve TH 41a
ma ow despicia henna a rug ow dynwyn ve TH 42
Na rug Du dynvyn y chyff apostill pedyr TH 46a.

Cf. also: henna re thenvonna thynny oll an dringys tas benegas TH 20.

The 3rd singular dynvyn with i-affection is perhaps not unexpected,  
but the verbal noun
dynvyn is perplexing. Tregear is, as far as I can see, the only  
attested writer with dyn-/den- in the first syllable of any part of  
this verb.

Nicholas
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