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ÈTYMOLOGY. FOCLACHADH. 149
6. Cuir teine ris a' phoit, put fire to, or add fuel to the pot.
Cuir ris, cuir riu, add to it, add to them ; work on.
7. Cha bhi gnothach agam ris an / shall have no business with that
f hear sin, rnan.
8. Tha è ri clachaireachd, he is at mason-work, he is building*
9. Tha Sèumas coltach n'athair, James is like (to) hisfather.
Cha n-'eil è cosmhuil Wut-sa, he is not like you.
10. Cho geal ris an t-sneachd, as whit&as the snow.
11. Ri dà là, during two days, in two days.
Obs. — Maille or mar, with, together with, combines always with ri or
ris, both in its simple and compound form ; as, " Maille ri mo chorp
marbh-sa eiridh ìad," together with my dead body they shall rise. —
Bible. Maill rium, along with me ; maille riut, maille ris, rithe,
r. inn, &c. Mar-rium, along with me ; mar-riut, mar-ris, rithe,
ruinn, &c.
Seach signifies — 1 . From, distinguishing from : 2. Beyond,
farther than : 3. Comparison, or difference ; as,
1. Cha n-aithne dhomh fear seach I donot know a man from man of
fear dhiùbh, them.
2. Na rach seach a' chlach mhìle, do not go beyond the mile-stone.
S. Is mòr a' chlach sin seach ì so, that stone is large in comparison of
this one.
COMPOUND PREPOSITIONS. ROIMHEARAN MEASGTE.
The Compound Prepositions are composed of simple Preposi-
tions and of nouns. These phrases, for the most part, govern the
genitive case of the nouns to which they are prefixed ; as,
A bhàrr, from, off ; downfrom.
A* chòir, do chòir, near, nigh to, about.
A chum, do chum, to,for,for the purpose.
A dhìth, de dhìth, wzthout,for want qf.
A dh-easbhaidh, dh-easbhaidh, for want of, without, in want of.
A los, air lcs, for the purpose offor.
A rèir, do rèir, (to the will), according to ; secundum.
A thaobh, do thaobh, thaobh, as to, regarding, respecting ;
quoad.
Am bun, an cois, near to, beside, waiting on.
Am fagus do, near to, close to.
Am fìanuis, an làthair, before,inthepresenceof; coram.
Am fochaìr, near to, along with.
Am measg, (in mixture), among, amongst.
An aghaidh, an aodann, against, contraryto, {in face of).
An àit, an àite, (in place), instead of, for, in lieu of.
* A,a dh-, dli-, are contractions of do. Am or an for ann am, ann an, in the
Compound Prepositions.
6. Cuir teine ris a' phoit, put fire to, or add fuel to the pot.
Cuir ris, cuir riu, add to it, add to them ; work on.
7. Cha bhi gnothach agam ris an / shall have no business with that
f hear sin, rnan.
8. Tha è ri clachaireachd, he is at mason-work, he is building*
9. Tha Sèumas coltach n'athair, James is like (to) hisfather.
Cha n-'eil è cosmhuil Wut-sa, he is not like you.
10. Cho geal ris an t-sneachd, as whit&as the snow.
11. Ri dà là, during two days, in two days.
Obs. — Maille or mar, with, together with, combines always with ri or
ris, both in its simple and compound form ; as, " Maille ri mo chorp
marbh-sa eiridh ìad," together with my dead body they shall rise. —
Bible. Maill rium, along with me ; maille riut, maille ris, rithe,
r. inn, &c. Mar-rium, along with me ; mar-riut, mar-ris, rithe,
ruinn, &c.
Seach signifies — 1 . From, distinguishing from : 2. Beyond,
farther than : 3. Comparison, or difference ; as,
1. Cha n-aithne dhomh fear seach I donot know a man from man of
fear dhiùbh, them.
2. Na rach seach a' chlach mhìle, do not go beyond the mile-stone.
S. Is mòr a' chlach sin seach ì so, that stone is large in comparison of
this one.
COMPOUND PREPOSITIONS. ROIMHEARAN MEASGTE.
The Compound Prepositions are composed of simple Preposi-
tions and of nouns. These phrases, for the most part, govern the
genitive case of the nouns to which they are prefixed ; as,
A bhàrr, from, off ; downfrom.
A* chòir, do chòir, near, nigh to, about.
A chum, do chum, to,for,for the purpose.
A dhìth, de dhìth, wzthout,for want qf.
A dh-easbhaidh, dh-easbhaidh, for want of, without, in want of.
A los, air lcs, for the purpose offor.
A rèir, do rèir, (to the will), according to ; secundum.
A thaobh, do thaobh, thaobh, as to, regarding, respecting ;
quoad.
Am bun, an cois, near to, beside, waiting on.
Am fagus do, near to, close to.
Am fìanuis, an làthair, before,inthepresenceof; coram.
Am fochaìr, near to, along with.
Am measg, (in mixture), among, amongst.
An aghaidh, an aodann, against, contraryto, {in face of).
An àit, an àite, (in place), instead of, for, in lieu of.
* A,a dh-, dli-, are contractions of do. Am or an for ann am, ann an, in the
Compound Prepositions.
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