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176 I. 1. CONSONAE BRITAKNICAE TENUES.
-ant, -ent, -ynt, -eist, -ost. MP et NT tamen etiam incidunt in
infectionem nasalem (cf, infra)^ et SP, SC in destituentem,
jam in Mab., ubi quidem yspeilaw (spoliari, de praemissa t/ p. 141)
fq., sed yshydinongyl (n. propr.) 1, 292, \\i kyscti (dormire) fq.
et kysgu 1, 12. ysciryd et ysgicyd (humerus) 2, 234. 235. givisc
(vestis) fq. et gicisg 1, 17. In hodierna lingua solita scriptio sh
et sg.
Extra positionem tenues nonnisi in fine servantur, praesertim
^ et c in fine sive radicis sive terminationum -t, -et, -it, -ut,
-awt, -eit, -icijt, -ec, -ic, -awc etc. : hraict (frater) , giclat (regio),
hot (esse), mynet (ire), dyicedut (dicere), carrec (xw^e&), pethedic
(minutus), marchawc (eques) fqq. in Mab. Minus servatur et in
hoc loco p, cum inveniatur quidem pawp , pop (quivis), sed etiam
pawh, et vix adhuc 7nap, hep, sed mah, heh in Mab.
Accedente flcxione, in media ergo voce extra positionem, de-
stitui tenues regula est : hrodyr (fratres), pethedigach (minutior),
marchogyon (equites) Mab. Sunt tamen et exempla tenuium ser-
vatarum: lludeticicisc (vestis coenosa) JNIab. 1, 4, pro quo llude-
dic \ , 285. teckaf (pulcherimus ; notanda in his scriptio ck , cc
pro c) Mab. 1, 4. 17. 251, sed tegach (pulchrior) 1,4. plycca
(flectere) 3, 302, sed a hlygicys (flexit) 3^ 303. tyhyckivn (cogita-
bam) 1, 5, tyhygicn 1, 2. ho7ihedickaf (ndbilh&imus) 1, 17 ex adj.
honhedic (cf. pethedigach , minutior, e pethedic). arhennickaf
(praestantissimus) 2, 385. chxcannocket (desiderium; e chican-
natcc) 2, 375. In hodierna lingua extra positionem nusquam ad-
huc est tenuis originaria.
Status originarius tenuium cornice et armorice paucis exce-
ptis servatur ut cambrice.
Cornice l.in initio vocum in constructione secundum re-
gulas: 010 prene (redimens) Pass. 196, 4. rag kerense (prae amore)
167, 4. Mediae adeo in eodem loco sub certis regulis, cambrice
non cognitis, in tenuium gradum provehuntur , quarum exempla
infra sequentur (in secundo capite). Mira est etiam scriptio ch
pro c, k in initio vocum in Vocab. : chil (cervix), cheiti (dorsum),
chefals (artus) etc.
2. In medio et fine in positione in combinationibus SP, ST,
SC : gwes]}er (vespera) Pass. 230, 1. lester (navis), guistel (obses)
Vocab. gustle (spondere) Pass. 249, 4. gxiisc (vestimentum) Vocab.
-ant, -ent, -ynt, -eist, -ost. MP et NT tamen etiam incidunt in
infectionem nasalem (cf, infra)^ et SP, SC in destituentem,
jam in Mab., ubi quidem yspeilaw (spoliari, de praemissa t/ p. 141)
fq., sed yshydinongyl (n. propr.) 1, 292, \\i kyscti (dormire) fq.
et kysgu 1, 12. ysciryd et ysgicyd (humerus) 2, 234. 235. givisc
(vestis) fq. et gicisg 1, 17. In hodierna lingua solita scriptio sh
et sg.
Extra positionem tenues nonnisi in fine servantur, praesertim
^ et c in fine sive radicis sive terminationum -t, -et, -it, -ut,
-awt, -eit, -icijt, -ec, -ic, -awc etc. : hraict (frater) , giclat (regio),
hot (esse), mynet (ire), dyicedut (dicere), carrec (xw^e&), pethedic
(minutus), marchawc (eques) fqq. in Mab. Minus servatur et in
hoc loco p, cum inveniatur quidem pawp , pop (quivis), sed etiam
pawh, et vix adhuc 7nap, hep, sed mah, heh in Mab.
Accedente flcxione, in media ergo voce extra positionem, de-
stitui tenues regula est : hrodyr (fratres), pethedigach (minutior),
marchogyon (equites) Mab. Sunt tamen et exempla tenuium ser-
vatarum: lludeticicisc (vestis coenosa) JNIab. 1, 4, pro quo llude-
dic \ , 285. teckaf (pulcherimus ; notanda in his scriptio ck , cc
pro c) Mab. 1, 4. 17. 251, sed tegach (pulchrior) 1,4. plycca
(flectere) 3, 302, sed a hlygicys (flexit) 3^ 303. tyhyckivn (cogita-
bam) 1, 5, tyhygicn 1, 2. ho7ihedickaf (ndbilh&imus) 1, 17 ex adj.
honhedic (cf. pethedigach , minutior, e pethedic). arhennickaf
(praestantissimus) 2, 385. chxcannocket (desiderium; e chican-
natcc) 2, 375. In hodierna lingua extra positionem nusquam ad-
huc est tenuis originaria.
Status originarius tenuium cornice et armorice paucis exce-
ptis servatur ut cambrice.
Cornice l.in initio vocum in constructione secundum re-
gulas: 010 prene (redimens) Pass. 196, 4. rag kerense (prae amore)
167, 4. Mediae adeo in eodem loco sub certis regulis, cambrice
non cognitis, in tenuium gradum provehuntur , quarum exempla
infra sequentur (in secundo capite). Mira est etiam scriptio ch
pro c, k in initio vocum in Vocab. : chil (cervix), cheiti (dorsum),
chefals (artus) etc.
2. In medio et fine in positione in combinationibus SP, ST,
SC : gwes]}er (vespera) Pass. 230, 1. lester (navis), guistel (obses)
Vocab. gustle (spondere) Pass. 249, 4. gxiisc (vestimentum) Vocab.
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| Description | Volume I 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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