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ir. 2. DEMINUTIO BRITANXICA. 303
tudinem lapsiis sum, fcmora mca clauda, brachia mea siccata
sunt) 16S, 7. S.
Flexiones anomalae.
Sunt pauca quaedam substantiva in quovis numcro propriam
formam exhibentia.
('ambrica. Sing. ci, Jd (canis) Mab. fq., plur. cun, kun,
cicn, kion Leg. 1. 5. 5; 11. Mab. 2, 22. 239. 241. Defecit etiam
r in subst. hrmct (frater) INIab. 1 , 37, sed redit in plur. hroclyr
Mab. 2, 245. 3, 272. A sing. cJncior (soror) est quidem plur.
cJiicioryd (hod. cJmiorydd) ^NIab. 1, 275, sed etiam cJiwaer Mab.
1, 24 S, ut hodie quoque. Subst. troet (pes), plur. traet (pedes)
Mab. fq. singularem abnormem habet, cum radici couveniat vo-
calis a (hibern. vet. traig, traigid, traigtJtecJi, p. G).
Cornica: sing. hratJihy (canis magnus, molossus), plur.
hratJiJcen (molossi) Pass. 65, 2. 96, 3. Formae hraud et hroder
enumerantur sub una voce frater in Vocab. Cambricis formis
troet et traet respondent cornicac troys (pes) Pass. 46, 4. 179, 3
et iroyes, treys (pedes) 14, 3. 46, 1. 178, 4.
Armorica: hreudcr (fratres) ]>uh. 202, 9. Hodierna : sing.
hreer, hreur (frater), plur. hreder, hreudeur; cJioar (soror), plur.
dJioareset; troad (pes), plur. treid,
B. Deminutio.
Temiinationes deminutivae britannicae frequentiores sunt
-an et -ic. AN (vocalis correptac, non cambr. -aun, armor. -en
= hibern. vet. -cm), usitata et hodie in cambrica lingua pro utro-
que genere, jam in vetustis nominibus propriis virorum obvia, tam
cambricis quam armoricis.
Cambrica e libro Landav. : Daganus 149. Guinan, Cono-
can 150. MarcJian ISS. Gahran 150. ManacJian 205.
Armorica e chartulario Rhedon. : Louran Mor. 339. Ni-
nan, Nennan 1, 3. Winan 1, 29. Conan 1, 2. Risan 1, 15. Ma-
han 1, 7. Brocan , BrocJian 1, 17. Fracan 1,5. Gulugan 1,2.
Wrgitan 1,5. Woh7'ian 1, 38. Breselan, Martitian 1, 24. Guo-
retan, Hidran 2, 16. Tiarnan, Tiernan \, 20. 31.

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Volume 1
DescriptionVolume I of Zeuss's "Grammatica celtica", Leipzig:Weidmann, 1853.
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Grammatica celtica
Description"... e monumentis vetustis tam hibernicae linguae quam britannicae dialecti cambricae cornicae armoricae nec non e gallicae priscae reliquiis." A complete Grammar of the four ancient Celtic dialects--Irish or Gaelic--and the three British dialects, Welsh, Cornish, and Armoric. Written in Latin. 2 volumes.
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