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V. 2. COMPOSITIO HIBERNICA PARTICULARl M . 839
est in his : adci (videt, novit) Wb. fq. ma adced torbe (si videtis
utilitatem) Wb. II 1 '. am. adcethe (acsi videretis) Wb. L9 b . aci
ancescae (vides lunani) Cr. 33 b . cinnisin frisnaiccaisiu (gl. quid
praestolare? i. e. frisanacci) Pr. Cr. 54 b . adcobraim (gl. volo)
Sg. I I6 b . accobor (voluntas, cupiditas) Wb. fq. accaldam, acal-
dam, acaltam (allocutio) Wb. 3 C . l\ 15\ Sg. I53 b . In decompos.
adcomla, adcomaltur (adjungit, adjungitur) Wb. 3 b . Sg. 63*. ac-
comlatar (adduntur) Cr. 32*. accomol (conjunctio) Sg. fq. acco-
mallte (gl. socius) Wb. 5 b . Interdum hujus particulae confusio
facta est cum aith-, ath-, et minus recte infectio sequentis conso-
nae: atchi (videt) Wb. 24°. anadchither (quod videtur) Wb. 12''.
adchobra, mdtehohra (vult, si v.) Wb. 28 b . adchomlatar (addun-
tur) Cr. 32\
AIE (ad, in, pro) tbrma frequentior alternans cum 111, EE,
AE (cf. p. G. 7): aires, ircss (fides) Wb. fq. airegem (gl. queri-
monia) Sg. 51\ na erigmea (gl. querelas) Ml. 2G b . aregi (gl. que-
ritur) Ml. 31". anaranegi (gl. conquerens) Ml. IS" 1 . araneiget
(quod queruntur) Ml. 20\ airle (voluntas), unde adj. airlam, ir-
lam, erlam (obediens) , verb. irladigur (obcdio) frequentia in co-
dieibus. airmitiu, ermitiu, armiiiu (honor) Wb. Ml. fq. airgaire,
irgaire (vetitum) Wb. 3\ 12\ airchellad (raptus), aridrochell (id
rapuit) >Sg. 2i>2 a . ni crcheltar (gl. non aufertur) Ml. 21'. airchinn
(principium) Wb. 21 c . airchinnech (princeps) Wb. fq. airchissecht
(gratia, indulgentia) Wb. 4 C . honderchissecht (gl. propitiatione)
Ml. 32\ airchissi, arcessi (indulget), airchissa, arcessea (parcat)
Wb. 4\ 5\
ER, IR formae alternantes : ersolgud (gl. rictus), eersoilcthe
(gl. aperta, portaj Sg. 10 7\ 14 7\ dondirsolcoth (gl. ad apertio-
nem, oris nieij Wb. 22\ erchrce, irc crchrae, tre erehra (gl. per
eclipsin) Sg. 143\ 169 b . 192 b . «;• ercAr^ (gl. pro defectu) Ml. 31\
irchre (interitus: irchrejlatho romdn, interitus imperii Eomano-
rum) Wb. 2G\ irchride (irritus) Wb. 11\ 24''. erchoiliud, her-
choiliuth {hercho. breviatum interdum., definitio) Sg. fq. irchoil-
iitii (gl. maledicus), dis biis ocirchollud (gl. maledici qui aliis ma-
ledicunt) Wb. 9\ 9\ In his etiam air- obtinere posse, non mo-
nendum est. Exempla alia, in quibus obtinet er-, notata plerum-
que ''/•-, alternans cum aliis particulis, praecipue as-, mox sub
hac sequentur.

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Volume 2
DescriptionVolume II of Zeuss's "Grammatica celtica", Leipzig:Weidmann, 1853.
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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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