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AndrewCarnie: /* Contracted forms (typically used in speech) */

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‎Contracted forms (typically used in speech)

AndrewCarnie at 18:10, 17 May 2009

2009-05-17T18:10:32Z

AndrewCarnie: /* Possessive inflected forms: */

2009-05-17T18:09:27Z

‎Possessive inflected forms:

AndrewCarnie: /* Full forms (Traditionally used in writing) */

2009-05-17T18:08:54Z

‎Full forms (Traditionally used in writing)

AndrewCarnie at 18:06, 17 May 2009

2009-05-17T18:06:17Z

WikiSysop at 00:17, 12 May 2009

2009-05-12T00:17:04Z

WikiSysop: Created page with 'Category: Lexical Item'

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 ===Contracted forms (typically used in speech)===
-""<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
+<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
 <TR><TH colspan="2"><TH colspan="1">singular<TH colspan="1">plural
 <TR><TH colspan="2">1st<TD>om<sup>L</sup><TD>o ar<sup>N</sup>
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 </TABLE>
 ''am'' is used instead of ''an'' "their" in front of words beginning with the [[labial (definition)|labial]] [[consonant (definition)|consonants]] <nowiki><b>, <p>, <m>, and <f></nowiki>
 ==References==

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-===Simple forms===
+==Simple forms==
 bare form: ''o<sup>L</sup>'' 'from/from a'
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-===Emphatic Inflected forms===
+==Emphatic Inflected forms==
-Special emphatic forms are used if we want to emphasize the pronoun in the inflected preposition. (e.g. bhuamsa "from **me**")
+Special emphatic forms are used if we want to emphasize the pronoun in the inflected preposition. (e.g. bhuamsa "from ME")
 <TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
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-===Possessive inflected forms:===
+==Possessive inflected forms:==
 There are two kinds of forms used when we want to use a preposition with a [[Possessive Pronoun (definition)|possessive pronoun]]. The first form is found primarily in writing, the reduced form is used in speech.
-==Full forms (Traditionally used in writing)==
+===Full forms (traditionally used in writing)===
 <TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
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 ''am'' is used instead of ''an'' "their" in front of words beginning with the [[labial (definition)|labial]] [[consonant (definition)|consonants]] <nowiki><b>, <p>, <m>, and <f></nowiki>
 ==Contracted forms (typically used in speech)==
 ""<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
 <TR><TH colspan="2"><TH colspan="1">singular<TH colspan="1">plural
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 </TABLE>
 ''am'' is used instead of ''an'' "their" in front of words beginning with the [[labial (definition)|labial]] [[consonant (definition)|consonants]] <nowiki><b>, <p>, <m>, and <f></nowiki>
 ==References==
 Mark, Colin (2004) ''The Gaelic-English Dictionary/Am Faclair Gàidhlig-Beurla.'' London: Routledge
 ==Notes==

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 ===Possessive inflected forms:===
-There are two kinds of forms used when we want to use a preposition with a [[posspron Possessive Pronoun]]. The first form is found primarily in writing, the reduced form is used in speech.
+There are two kinds of forms used when we want to use a preposition with a [[Possessive Pronoun (definition)|possessive pronoun]]. The first form is found primarily in writing, the reduced form is used in speech.
 ==Full forms (Traditionally used in writing)==

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 <TR><TH rowspan="2">3rd<TH>Masc<TD>o a<sup>L</sup><TD rowspan="2">o an<sup>N</sup>
 <TR><TH>Fem<TD>bho a<sup>H</sup>
-</TABLE>""
+</TABLE>
 ''am'' is used instead of ''an'' "their" in front of words beginning with the [[labial (definition)|labial]] [[consonant (definition)|consonants]] <nowiki><b>, <p>, <m>, and <f></nowiki>
 ==Contracted forms (typically used in speech)==

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 Gaelic [[preposition]], meaning roughly "from". It can also mean "since". It governs the [[dative]] case, and triggers [[lenition]] on  the following noun.
-//For other prepositions see [[prepositions]]//
+*''For other prepositions see [[prepositions]]''
-//see also [[bho]]//
+*''see also [[Bho (preposition)]]''
 ===Simple forms===
-bare form: o""<sup>L</sup>"" 'from/from a'
+bare form: ''o<sup>L</sup>'' 'from/from a'
-definite form: on 'from the'
+definite form: ''on'' 'from the'
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 Like most prepositions, ''o'' can be inflected for [[person]], [[number]], and [[gender]]. For example, to say "from me", we use the single word ''uam''.
-""<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
+<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
 <TR><TH colspan="2"><TH colspan="1">singular<TH colspan="1">plural
 <TR><TH colspan="2">1st<TD>uam<TD>uainn
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 <TR><TH rowspan="2">3rd<TH>Masc<TD>uaithe<TD rowspan="2">uapa
 <TR><TH>Fem<TD>uaipe
-</TABLE>""
+</TABLE>
 ===Emphatic Inflected forms===
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 Special emphatic forms are used if we want to emphasize the pronoun in the inflected preposition. (e.g. bhuamsa "from **me**")
-""<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
+<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
 <TR><TH colspan="2"><TH colspan="1">singular<TH colspan="1">plural
 <TR><TH colspan="2">1st<TD>uamsa<TD>uainne
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 <TR><TH rowspan="2">3rd<TH>Masc<TD>uaithe-san<TD rowspan="2">uapasan
 <TR><TH>Fem<TD>uaipse
-</TABLE>""
+</TABLE>
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 ==Full forms (Traditionally used in writing)==
-""<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
+<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
 <TR><TH colspan="2"><TH colspan="1">singular<TH colspan="1">plural
 <TR><TH colspan="2">1st<TD>o mo<sup>L</sup><TD>o ar<sup>N</sup>
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 <TR><TH>Fem<TD>bho a<sup>H</sup>
 </TABLE>""
-''//am//'' is used instead of //an// "their" in front of words beginning with the [[labial]] [[consonant consonants]] <b>, <p>, <m>, and <f>
+''am'' is used instead of ''an'' "their" in front of words beginning with the [[labial (definition)|labial]] [[consonant (definition)|consonants]] <nowiki><b>, <p>, <m>, and <f></nowiki>
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 <TR><TH rowspan="2">3rd<TH>Masc<TD> o a<sup>L</sup><TD rowspan="2">o an<sup>N</sup>
 <TR><TH>Fem<TD>o a<sup>H</sup>
-</TABLE>""
+</TABLE>
-''//am//'' is used instead of //an// "their" in front of words beginning with the [[labial]] [[consonant consonants]] <b>, <p>, <m>, and <f>
+''am'' is used instead of ''an'' "their" in front of words beginning with the [[labial (definition)|labial]] [[consonant (definition)|consonants]] <nowiki><b>, <p>, <m>, and <f></nowiki>
 ==References==
-Mark, Colin (2004) //The Gaelic-English Dictionary/Am Faclair Gàidhlig-Beurla.// London: Routledge
+Mark, Colin (2004) ''The Gaelic-English Dictionary/Am Faclair Gàidhlig-Beurla.'' London: Routledge
 ==Notes==
-In this document, as elsewhere, ""<sup>L</sup>"" indicates [[lenition]] and ""<sup>N</sup>"" indicates [[nasalization]], (prefixation of an n- before a word beginning with vowels, and a nasalization of the next consonant (not indicated in the orthography) and ""<sup>H</sup>"" indicates [[Antilenition]] (the prefixation of <h> before words beginning with vowels).
+In this document, as elsewhere, <sup>L</sup>  indicates [[lenition]] and <sup>N</sup> indicates [[eclipsis]], (prefixation of an n- before a word beginning with vowels, and a nasalization of the next consonant (not indicated in the orthography) and <sup>H</sup> indicates [[Antilenition]] (the prefixation of <h> before words beginning with vowels).
 [[Category: Lexical Item]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:17, 12 May 2009
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		+	Gaelic [[preposition]], meaning roughly "from". It can also mean "since". It governs the [[dative]] case, and triggers [[lenition]] on the following noun.
		+
		+	//For other prepositions see [[prepositions]]//
		+	//see also [[bho]]//
		+
		+	===Simple forms===
		+
		+	bare form: o""<sup>L</sup>"" 'from/from a'
		+	definite form: on 'from the'
		+
		+
		+	===Basic inflected forms===
		+
		+	Like most prepositions, ''o'' can be inflected for [[person]], [[number]], and [[gender]]. For example, to say "from me", we use the single word ''uam''.
		+
		+	""<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
		+	<TR><TH colspan="2"><TH colspan="1">singular<TH colspan="1">plural
		+	<TR><TH colspan="2">1st<TD>uam<TD>uainn
		+	<TR><TH colspan="2">2nd<TD>uat<TD>uaibh
		+	<TR><TH rowspan="2">3rd<TH>Masc<TD>uaithe<TD rowspan="2">uapa
		+	<TR><TH>Fem<TD>uaipe
		+	</TABLE>""
		+
		+	===Emphatic Inflected forms===
		+
		+	Special emphatic forms are used if we want to emphasize the pronoun in the inflected preposition. (e.g. bhuamsa "from me")
		+
		+	""<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
		+	<TR><TH colspan="2"><TH colspan="1">singular<TH colspan="1">plural
		+	<TR><TH colspan="2">1st<TD>uamsa<TD>uainne
		+	<TR><TH colspan="2">2nd<TD>uatsa<TD>uaibhse
		+	<TR><TH rowspan="2">3rd<TH>Masc<TD>uaithe-san<TD rowspan="2">uapasan
		+	<TR><TH>Fem<TD>uaipse
		+	</TABLE>""
		+
		+
		+	===Possessive inflected forms:===
		+
		+	There are two kinds of forms used when we want to use a preposition with a [[posspron Possessive Pronoun]]. The first form is found primarily in writing, the reduced form is used in speech.
		+
		+	==Full forms (Traditionally used in writing)==
		+
		+	""<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
		+	<TR><TH colspan="2"><TH colspan="1">singular<TH colspan="1">plural
		+	<TR><TH colspan="2">1st<TD>o mo<sup>L</sup><TD>o ar<sup>N</sup>
		+	<TR><TH colspan="2">2nd<TD>o do<sup>L</sup><TD>o bhur<sup>N</sup>
		+	<TR><TH rowspan="2">3rd<TH>Masc<TD>o a<sup>L</sup><TD rowspan="2">o an<sup>N</sup>
		+	<TR><TH>Fem<TD>bho a<sup>H</sup>
		+	</TABLE>""
		+	''//am//'' is used instead of //an// "their" in front of words beginning with the [[labial]] [[consonant consonants]] <b>, <p>, <m>, and <f>
		+
		+
		+	==Contracted forms (typically used in speech)==
		+	""<TABLE columns="4" border=1 cellpadding=2, rules="all">
		+	<TR><TH colspan="2"><TH colspan="1">singular<TH colspan="1">plural
		+	<TR><TH colspan="2">1st<TD>om<sup>L</sup><TD>o ar<sup>N</sup>
		+	<TR><TH colspan="2">2nd<TD>od<sup>L</sup><TD>o 'ur<sup>N</sup>
		+	<TR><TH rowspan="2">3rd<TH>Masc<TD> o a<sup>L</sup><TD rowspan="2">o an<sup>N</sup>
		+	<TR><TH>Fem<TD>o a<sup>H</sup>
		+	</TABLE>""
		+	''//am//'' is used instead of //an// "their" in front of words beginning with the [[labial]] [[consonant consonants]] <b>, <p>, <m>, and <f>
		+
		+	==References==
		+	Mark, Colin (2004) //The Gaelic-English Dictionary/Am Faclair Gàidhlig-Beurla.// London: Routledge
		+
		+	==Notes==
		+	In this document, as elsewhere, ""<sup>L</sup>"" indicates [[lenition]] and ""<sup>N</sup>"" indicates [[nasalization]], (prefixation of an n- before a word beginning with vowels, and a nasalization of the next consonant (not indicated in the orthography) and ""<sup>H</sup>"" indicates [[Antilenition]] (the prefixation of <h> before words beginning with vowels).
		+
	[[Category: Lexical Item]]		[[Category: Lexical Item]]