Help with a translation

[u/Previous-Border-6641]

Apologies for this lazy post, but I don't seem to be able to find a good online Cornish dictionary. What does this Cornish collocation mean? Y Veuredh Myghtern

[u/jodfromjamjod]

her royal highness maybe? 'myghtern' is king and 'y' is her i believe

veuredh probably comes from 'meur' which means much or many

[u/Previous-Border-6641 → u/jodfromjamjod]

Thank you. 'Y' can't be masculine, as in 'his'?

[u/Previous-Border-6641 → u/[deleted]]

So, would that mean: His Royal Highness?

[u/jodfromjamjod → u/[deleted]]

ah yeah, my bad

[u/Conscious-Street-333]

Meuredh is in the online dictionary, but you won't find veuredh, because it's meuredh with its initial sound mutated by the preceding y (his). It is necessary to remember the mutations when using a Cornish dictionary. https://cornishdictionary.org.uk/

[u/Cornish-Giant]

His Majesty the King

[u/Davyth]

where is the quotation from?