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234 T Ali LE
Participes joints iiLi n-f^imc KlS*, ICI»''
Manière de rendre le purlicipe passé qui ne se rapporte ni au
sujet ni au régime -170*
NOMS DE MESURE, DE DISTANCE, ET D'ESPACE, etc.
Nom de la mesure -171*
Lieu précis où une chose est arrivée, et nom de distance. -172*
Nomà(i\a.inanièrecidQAvi2^arf/r -173*
COXJONCTION QUE.
La coiijonclloti fjiir entre deux verbes. . 174*, 17^)*, I7(>*, 177*
TRO!Sli>ME PARTIE
CELTICFSMES
Ne pas avant lui iBifinilif 178*
ZJe re ^Hi? conjonclif entre deux verbes -179*
Si conditionnel -ISO*
Poifr avant un infinitif. .' . -181*
Kavout (là, béza dd (jand. Imtnuf kérsé, béza kersé
(jand, kavoud iskiz, béza iskiz gand 182*
Béza stad é, béza lorc'h é, béza drowj é. -J83*
^m'ff/" avant lin infinitif 184*
Ârruont, bézii stad é et liéza droug é veulent leur coiii-
pléraent précédé de (7a>ic/ IS.")*
C'hoarvézout veut gand avant son régime 180*
Béza gwell,sm\\ de <7«>tf/,diirère de béza gtcel/,iiu\\'\ dada. -187*
accuser suivi du parfait de l'infinitif ou d'un substantif. . -188*
Menacer suivi d'un vcrlie -189*
riif^r avant un infinitif -190
J'en//' di'. m^ faire c/ IIP de •I!>l'^

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Eléments de la grammaire bretonne
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