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Proto-Celtic
Etymology
May be related to Ancient Greek κλῆρος (klêros);[1] see there for discussion.
Noun
*klārom n
- plank, board
Inflection
| Neuter o-stem
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singular
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dual
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plural
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| nominative
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*klārom
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*klārou
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*klārā
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| vocative
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*klārom
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*klārou
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*klārā
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| accusative
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*klārom
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*klārou
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*klārā
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| genitive
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*klārī
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*klārous
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*klārom
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| dative
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*klārūi
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*klārobom
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*klārobos
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| locative
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*klārei
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*?
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*?
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| instrumental
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*klārū
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*klārobim
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*klārūis
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Reconstruction notes
- Old Irish clár is ambiguously marked as both a masculine and neuter o-stem in DIL. However, clár ndara "oak plank" in Críth Gablach implies neuter gender.
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