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i64 VOCABULARY
guth, g. gotho, gotha, m. voice, sound.
gutte, f. vowel.
ha : see 2. a*.
-i : see Suffixed Pronoun (Paradigms).
i n''-, prep. with dat. and acc, in, into ; with art. issind', issin
n°-, issa n°-, isnaíb, isna ; with rel. i n°- ; with poss. im,
in my. and, in it, there\ i táa, in which, 31.
íar n°-, prep. with dat., after, along, according to. íar sin, after
that, afterwards.
íarmi-foig (iarmi-fo-saig-), seehs, asks ; perf. sg. 3 -riarfacht.
iarsindí (-n-), after.
íarum, afterwards, then.
ícc, g. ícce, f. healing, salvation ; verb. noun of íccaid.
íccaid, heals, saves (saluat) ; solves, 119.
idbart, g. idbarte, f. offering ; verb. noun of ad-opair.
ídol, g. ídil, m. idol.
il, many. il-béim, collective, many blows.
imbed, g. imbid, n. abundance.
imbide (imb-fithe), hedged in, part. pass. of im-fen; verb.
noun imbe.
imchomarc, g. imchomairc, d. imchumurc, n. question,
interrogation ; verb. noun of im-comairc, asks.
im-curethar, conveys.
imdibe, n. circumcision ; verb. noun of im-di-ben.
im-di-ben, circumcises ; perf. pass. im-ruidbed, ro imdibed.
im-folngi (imb-fo-long-), causes, effects.
imgabál, g. imgabále, f. avoiding ; verb. noun of imm-im-
gaib.
imm',prep. withacc.,aZ>oMí. guidid imm, 174, 281. étaigidir
imm, 64.
immalle, together.
immarchor, errand.
immarmus (imb-ro-mess), g. immarmussa, m. transgression ;
verb. noun of im-ro-midethar.
imm-im-gaib, -imgaib, avoids.
immu-s-cluinetar, they hear one another ; perf. pl. i immu-n-
cúalammar.