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RECHERCHES
Gall. Allan.ady.
Allaiz, s.
AUt, s.
Br. AU
EU
Gaëléc. AU \
Elle \ s.
Gaël ir. AU \
AUTOUR.
Gall. Am. prép.
DIGXE DE LOUANGES.
Gaël ir. Ain. a.
Hors, Dehors.
Barbare.
Autre.
Autre.
Etranger.
HONORABLE.
AUenus.
Aller.
Gr. A(i<pï.
Gr. À<r^£U, aiveaii.
( ]V. B. <4in devient préfixe , approbative ou in-
tensitive. )
NEGATION. PRIVATION.
Gall. An, conj. Non — Autrement que.
(N. B. An , conj. devieut préfixe, privative ou né-
gative.)
Br. An, préf. pri-
vative ou né-
gative.
Gaël ir. Aine , s. Privation de nourriture , Gr. kvev.
abstinence, jeûne. { Av. préfi
[N. B. Ain, préf. privative ou négative.) ou nég.)
NOM.
Gall. Emv — Henw.
Br. Hanv.
Gaël éc. Ainm
Gaël ir. Ainm, Ainim
VIERGE [ Jeune fille à marier).
Gaël éc. Ainnir, s. Ain-
dear.
Gaël ir. Ainnir, s. Ain-
dear.
BLANC.
Gaël éc. Arg
Gaël ir. Arfj
Gr. Ôvofioi.
} KvSpa.
Gr. kpyos.

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Recherches sur les langues celtiques
Description" "Ouvrage présenté à l'Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres le 26 décembre 1831 et qui a obtenu la médaille du Prix Volney décerné par l'Institut dans sa séance du 2 mai 1834"--T. p."
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Blair Collection
DescriptionA selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray.
Early Gaelic Book Collections
DescriptionSelected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history.