I forgot that I wanted to combine my small bit of notes on the Cornish
'dual number' with these following notes so I'm making a quick second post.
These notes contain material to be found in (Norris,1968v2:235).

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	The vocative or direct address in Cornish is done with the preposition/
particle _a_ which will cause the Cornish soft mutation (/p/>/b/ /t/>/d/ /k/>/g/
/b/>/v/ /m/>/v/ and /d/>/DH/) to the following word:

a vam (mam)	O mother
a venen (benen) O woman
a vaow (maow)	O boy

	This can also be done with the pronoun which will be followed as well by
the soft mutation:

ty venen	you woman
ty vaow		you boy

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                                             Anthony Velasquez
                                             Oregon State Univeristy
                                    (E-mail) velasqua@ucs.orst.edu

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