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| Dearbh: 1 Cànan: Sengoídelc Gram: [n] |
Fios: Nicholas Zair (Reflexes of the PIE Laryngeals in Celtic, pp. 182-183) regards the etymology of Irish caill and Welsh/Cornish celli/kelli as problematic, but suggests (per Dilts & Joseph) that they may come from a PIE *kl-n-h2- (which could develop into *callī in Brittonic and Proto-Irish). I think the Welsh and Cornish forms in -i must have an additional suffix (-īma, -īsa, et al.) not found in the Irish form. --CGwinn IPA: |
| Gluas: wood, forest | |
Atharraichte: 2017-09-21 le 1991-cpd | |
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