Tá an ceart agat. Tá an chiall "maid, serving-girl" ag SG caile, gan sanasaíocht aitheanta ag an bhfocal de réir LEIA. Ní hionann é seo agus cailleach, a bhfuil iasacht ó Laidin pallium "veil" ar bunús aige. Ní féidir "caile" a dhíorthú ó "caille".

Breis faoi sin in am trátha.

Tá muid.

Sin é, gan dabht. Ag bá an cheantair le cacamas.

Níl a fhios agam. B'fhéidir go bhfuil.

5. forms of ‘self’ starting with f- and c-.

Since then, these features have been honoured chiefly by uncritical echoing; new observations have only been added in a piecemeal fashion. I’ll mention other suggestions as we discuss them, following the order in the PhD we are reading.
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...features that showed variation across the 3 big glossed corpora of Old Irish, the Würzburg, Milan and St Gall glosses.
These are:
1. superlative in -imem;
2. vowel variation in the preverb air-/er-/ir-/aur-;
3. pronoun ón vs. són;
4. lexical doublets with palatalisation/non-palatalisation;
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...the concrete material on which existing ideas are based. Very little holds up to scrutiny. I will discuss these briefly over a number of News items.
With his trademark caution, Thurneysen mentioned in his Grammar of Old Irish (pp. 12, 104, 306) a small number of grammatical and lexical...
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My English review (Journal of Celtic Linguistics 2025): www.academia.edu/127518573/Re...

My review in German, using different examples (to appear in Die Sprache 2025): www.academia.edu/127524899/Re...

Mark's and my assessments are in agreement.

On Ogham in 3D (ogham.celt.dias.ie/list):

Ballinrannig I-IV:
ogham.celt.dias.ie/I-KER-015
ogham.celt.dias.ie/I-KER-016
ogham.celt.dias.ie/I-KER-017
ogham.celt.dias.ie/I-KER-018

Ballineesteenig:
ogham.celt.dias.ie/I-KER-014

Burnham East:
ogham.celt.dias.ie/I-KER-014

www.megalithicireland.com/Colaiste%20I...