Interrogative adverbs

• Ny wodhya an edhewon py fens kevys an prennyer. The Jews did not know where the timbers might be found. PA151

One other pyth, search for it

• Pyth a an tir ha'n trevow BM369
• pyth ellens nevra ny'm deur BM374 whither
• pyth esowgh? Where are you? BM956
• bydh war pyth ylli. Be careful where you go. BM1103 indirect (= wherever?)
• ny wonn pyth eth BM1942 indirect
• ny wonn pyth ens gyllys BM2157 indirect
• Ny res dhyn fors pyth ellen BM3438 indirect
• ny’n … py yth ello BK305.7
• Adam, Adam, pyth es'ta? CW726
• Ny wonn pyth eth dhe wandra. CW1197
• Ow ena ny wonn pyth a CW1698

Should be p'yth? py'th? Or pyth? Others don't use yth.

Pandra being used as 'why'

• Pandr'a wrewgh ow repreva? Why do you reprove me? OM1500
• Pandra ny vynn'ta kewsel? Why won't you speak? PC1775
• Ny res dhyn fors pandr'ellen. We need not care why we should go. BM2355
• Pandr'yw dha gerth y'n pow ma? Why is thy way in this country? BM2371

Pygemmys 'how much' (they are doing sth)

• Ny wonn pygemmys ymons i sur ow pegha. I don't know how much indeed they are sinning. PA185

Indirect

• Lavar dhymmo py tyller yma Moyses, ha py kost yma trigys. Tell me where Moses is, and where he is living. OM1550-2
• Aspiewgh py fo marchont ow kwandra. Look out for where a merchant may be wondering. BM1879-80
• Ny res dhyn fors pyth ellen. We don't need to care where we go. BM3438