Aig (preposition) - Revision history

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−	*NOTE: ''gam'' is used instead of ''gan'' 'at their' in front of words beginning with the [[labial]] [[consonant consonants]] <f, b, p, m>. Note that orthographically this is the same as gam 'at my', but does not trigger [[lenition]]. Instead, it triggers [[eclipsis]].	+	*NOTE: ''gam'' is used instead of ''gan'' 'at their' in front of words beginning with the [[labial]] [[consonant (definition)\|consonants]] <f, b, p, m>. Note that orthographically this is the same as gam 'at my', but does not trigger [[lenition]]. Instead, it triggers [[eclipsis]].

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−	These same forms are used with the [[progressive aspect]] particle ''ag'', when the object is pronominal. See the [[Progressive aspect]] article for more details.	+	These same forms are used with the [[Progressive aspect (definition)\|progressive aspect]] particle ''ag'' when the object is pronominal. See the [[Progressive aspect]] article for more details.

	==Special Uses of "aig" ==		==Special Uses of "aig" ==

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−	These same forms are used with the [[~~ProgressiveAspect~~ progressive aspect]] particle ''ag'', when the object is pronominal. See the [[Progressive aspect]] article for more details.	+	These same forms are used with the [[progressive aspect]] particle ''ag'', when the object is pronominal. See the [[Progressive aspect]] article for more details.

	==Special Uses of "aig" ==		==Special Uses of "aig" ==

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−	*NOTE: ''gam'' is used instead of ''gan'' 'at their' in front of words beginning with the [[labial]] [[consonant consonants]] <f, b, p, m>. Note that orthographically this is the same as gam 'at my', but does not trigger [[lenition]]. Instead, it (triggers [[~~nasalization~~]])	+	*NOTE: ''gam'' is used instead of ''gan'' 'at their' in front of words beginning with the [[labial]] [[consonant consonants]] <f, b, p, m>. Note that orthographically this is the same as gam 'at my', but does not trigger [[lenition]]. Instead, it triggers [[eclipsis]].

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-There is a special contracted form of ''aig'' used with possessive pronouns:  Tha mi gam thaigh 'I am at my house'
+There is a special contracted form of ''aig'' used with possessive pronouns:
 Contracted forms (typically used in speech)
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-	- ''gam'' is used instead of ''gan'' "at their" in front of words beginning with the [[labial]] [[consonant consonants]] <f, b, p, m>. Note that orthographically this is the same as gam 'at my', but does not trigger [[lenition]] (triggering [[nasalization]] instead)
+*NOTE: ''gam'' is used instead of ''gan'' 'at their' in front of words beginning with the [[labial]] [[consonant consonants]] <f, b, p, m>. Note that orthographically this is the same as gam 'at my', but does not trigger [[lenition]]. Instead, it (triggers [[nasalization]])
-	- These same forms are used with the [[ProgressiveAspect progressive aspect]] particle ''ag'', when the object is pronominal. See the [[Progressive aspect]] article for more details.
 ==Special Uses of "aig" ==

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 ===Emphatic Inflected forms===
-Special emphatic forms are used if we want to emphasize the pronoun in the inflected preposition. (e.g. agamsa "at **me**")
+Special emphatic forms are used if we want to emphasize the pronoun in the inflected preposition. (e.g. ''agamsa'' 'at '''me'''')
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 <TR><TH>Fem<TD>aicese
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 ===Basic inflected forms===
-Like most prepositions, ''at'' can be inflected for [[person]], [[number]], and [[gender]]. For example, to say "at me", we use the single word ''agam''.
+Like most prepositions, ''aig'' can be inflected for [[person]], [[number]], and [[gender]]. For example, to say 'at me', we use the single word ''agam''.
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 ===Simple forms===
 bare form: ''aig'' 'at a'
 definite form: ''aig an'' 'at the'

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 ===Experiencer Usages===
-Chan eil agam air +N "I dislike N"
+*Chan eil agam air +N "I dislike N"
 ===Partitive Usage===