- and *bh as Proto-Celtic *b, but *gʷh
seems to have
become PCelt. *gʷ,
lining up with
PCelt. *kʷ < PIE *kʷ. OE y and ý (short and long high
front rounded...
-
laryngeal in the
purported Celtic reflexes (*prh₃yo-
would have
probably given PCelt. *frāyo-)."
Mallory &
Adams 1997, p. 213.
Fortson 2011, p. 209. Mallory...
-
development of the
Celtic proto-language from PIE.
Examples of the PIE >
PCelt.
development are
various terms related to
kinship and people, including...
-
Mabon An n-stem of
PCelt. *makwo- ('son'). See
Maponos for
further discussion. *Mātronā Gaul.
Matrona – MW
Modron An n-stem of
PCelt. *mātīr, gen. *mātros...
- discussion. ? Ala-fader – – ON Alfǫðr – From Pre-Ger. *Ala-faþēr.
Identical to
PCelt. *Olo-(p)atīr (cf.
Middle Irish Ollathair). An
epithet meaning 'all-father'...
- survive: críathraid "he perforates" <
PCelt *krētrāti-s;
gabur "goat" <
PCelt *gabros (cf.
Welsh gafr);
mebul "shame" <
PCelt *meblā (cf.
Welsh mefl). Any /h/...
- this root (cf. Ogam Gen. sg. VELITAS). The
original meaning was 'seer',
PCelt. *wel-et-." The word "fili" is
thought to
derive from the Proto-Celtic *widluios...
-
OPrus awis "uncle" W ewythr, MBre eontr, MCo
eviter "maternal uncle" (<
PCelt awon-tīr "uncle"); OIr aue "descendant, grandchild" OArm haw "grandfather"...
- position,
syntactically so in 3.11),
Ranko Matasovic notes: "The root [
PCelt. *genan < *genh1-en > Old
Irish gein a
neuter -n stem
meaning ‘birth, conception’]...
- ess-beret(i)
Absolute Conjunct Deuterotonic Prototonic Old
Irish PCelt Old
Irish PCelt Old
Irish 1st Sing biru *berū-s do⋅biur as⋅biur *-berū ní-tabur...
