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LECì'UHES. 601
Before a : seachd n-uairean
naigheachd ii-ùr
an ùine
ar n-uachdaran
A nail == an-all. The an the same as in "a nuas," " a nios,"
ifcc.
A ris = do ris == do ridisi.
A reir = do reir, reir being the dat. sing, of riar (will).
An tràths' = an tràth-so, the art. aii, trdth (time) and s k>i-
dem. pronoini.

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Volume 2
DescriptionVol. II.
ShelfmarkOss.288
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Reliquiae Celticae
DescriptionTexts, papers, and studies in Gaelic literature and philology left by the late Rev. Alexander Cameron, LL.D. / edited by Alexander Macbain and John Kennedy.
ShelfmarkOss.287-288
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