Historically, the <span class="searchmatch">Irish</span> declined <span class="searchmatch">prepositions</span> developed from the merger of the independent <span class="searchmatch">preposition</span> and the possessive pronoun. There is also a set...
<span class="searchmatch">Irish</span>, like all modern Celtic languages, is characterized by its initial consonant mutations. These mutations affect the initial consonant of a word depending...
Old <span class="searchmatch">Irish</span> entry yet, links to <span class="searchmatch">Irish</span> version. ^ links to entry with <span class="searchmatch">preposition</span> "to, for" only. ^ entry does not describe personal pronoun yet. {{<span class="searchmatch">Irish</span> personal...
Old <span class="searchmatch">Irish</span> 3rd person singular present-tense ending -(a)ith (with regular voicing of word-final -th in polysyllablic words to -d in later Old <span class="searchmatch">Irish</span>) being...
modern <span class="searchmatch">Irish</span> is known as eclipsis, a term sometimes encountered in discussions of Old <span class="searchmatch">Irish</span> as well. Ogham Refers to the oldest form of the <span class="searchmatch">Irish</span> language...
adjectives Appendix:List of Proto-Slavic nouns Appendix:List of Proto-Slavic <span class="searchmatch">prepositions</span> Appendix:List of Proto-Slavic pronouns Appendix:List of Proto-Slavic...
are generally vowels that serve as function words (grammar words, like <span class="searchmatch">prepositions</span> and pronouns), such as English a and I; interjections, such as English...
<span class="searchmatch">prepositions</span> in English are in, from and during. Note that some languages have postpositions instead of <span class="searchmatch">prepositions</span>; they function like <span class="searchmatch">prepositions</span>...
Hindustani Hittite Hmong Hungarian Hunsrik Icelandic Ilocano Ingush <span class="searchmatch">Irish</span> Old <span class="searchmatch">Irish</span> Classical Gaelic Italian Jamaican Creole Japanese Old Japanese Classical...
damaged or poor in appearance. Bagger (IRL) derogatory term referring to an <span class="searchmatch">Irish</span> reservist Soldier, comparing him/her to a sandbag, i.e.; useless. balls...