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(c) iar- (1) iarbhail f. consequence, iar+buil
iargail f . the West, iar + cùi
iarmad m. offspring, iarmart
(2) iar-bhuille m. second stroke
iar-cheann m. hindhead
iar-chuan m. western sea
iar-ogha m. f. great-grandchild
2. eadar- (1) eadradh m. division of time, eadar-thràth
(between canonical hours)
(2) eadar-sholus m. timlight
eadar-thuinn f. hollow between waves
3. fo- (1) famhair m. giayit (fo+muir along-sea, Ir. fo-mhor,
old Bulg. po-morije coast-land, Pruss. po-morze Pom-
meranian, Lith. pa-marionis strand-dweller)
fasgadh m. shelter, O.G. fo+scad shadow, W. gwa-
sgod, Gr. CT KOTOS darkness
f oghaU f . hostile incursion, f o + gal
(2) fo-bhuille f. gentle blow
fo-dhuine m. dwarf
4. iom- (im-) with Svarabhakti, ioma- : aspirates :
(1) imeheist f. anxiety, im+ceist, L. quaestio
iomall m. border, im+pel, Gk. TreAo/iat
iomlan complete, im + slàn
iomshruth m. eddy, im +sruth
(2) iom-throm very heavy
ioma-ghaoth f. whirlwind
iom-ghlòir f . noise of a multitude
5. in- (*en) eanchainn, eanchaill f. brains, W. ymennydd, M. Com.
empynnyon, M. W. penn, G. ceann head
inghean, nighean f. daughter. Ogam inGena, Gk.
kyyovr] grand-daughter, L. indigena the inborn,
*eni-gena
inilt f. bondmaid, O.G. inailt, g.s. inalta : * en-alti
brought up in the house, § 142
6. ri- (O.G., and cpds., frith-)
(1) friobhag, frithbhac f. barb, frith +bac
friochd m. second dram, fri + teachd
frisgis f. hope, expectation, frescissiu, fri-ad-ci,
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