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    This checklist consists of all the reconstructed proto-Celtic forms I have succeeded in recovering from extant Celtic material, whether living or recently living Celtic languages (Irish, Scots Gaelic, Manx, Welsh, Breton and Cornish) or extinct ones (Old British, Gaulish, Celtiberian, Lepontic etc). The material used in the reconstruction is given under each lemma. The work also includes as much morphological material as it is possible to reconstruct (quite a lot, in fact!). Any feedback will be most welcome. Alan Ward (aka Alan Mac an Bhaird)

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    This checklist consists of all the reconstructed proto-Celtic forms I have succeeded in recovering from extant Celtic material, whether living or recently living Celtic languages (Irish, Scots Gaelic, Manx, Welsh, Breton and Cornish) or extinct ones (Old British, Gaulish, Celtiberian, Lepontic etc). The material used in the reconstruction is given under each lemma. The work also includes as much morphological material as it is possible to reconstruct (quite a lot, in fact!). Any feedback will be most welcome. Alan Ward (aka Alan Mac an Bhaird)

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    This checklist consists of all the reconstructed proto-Celtic forms I have succeeded in recovering from extant Celtic material, whether living or recently living Celtic languages (Irish, Scots Gaelic, Manx, Welsh, Breton and Cornish) or extinct ones (Old British, Gaulish, Celtiberian, Lepontic etc). The material used in the reconstruction is given under each lemma. The work also includes as much morphological material as it is possible to reconstruct (quite a lot, in fact!). Any feedback will be most welcome. Alan Ward (aka Alan Mac an Bhaird)

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    This checklist consists of all the reconstructed proto-Celtic forms I have succeeded in recovering from extant Celtic material, whether living or recently living Celtic languages (Irish, Scots Gaelic, Manx, Welsh, Breton and Cornish) or extinct ones (Old British, Gaulish, Celtiberian, Lepontic etc). The material used in the reconstruction is given under each lemma. The work also includes as much morphological material as it is possible to reconstruct (quite a lot, in fact!). Any feedback will be most welcome. Alan Ward (aka Alan Mac an Bhaird)

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    The document outlines the methodology for citing and organizing Proto-Celtic lexical items, including how forms are cited from different Celtic languages and the alphabet and order used for Proto-Celtic forms.

    Proto-Celtic forms are cited in upper case and must always be understood as reconstructed forms. Words from different Celtic languages like Irish, Welsh, Cornish, and Breton are cited following standard orthographies, with deviations noted. Nouns, adjectives, verbs and other parts of speech are cited in specific forms whenever possible.

    The alphabet uses discrete letters to represent Proto-Celtic forms. These are ordered alphabetically for purposes of order, with some letters like A, E, I, U treated equally. This is outlined on pages 1-3.

    A CHECKLIST OF PROTO-CELTIC LEXICAL ITEMS

    Alan Ward 1982, revised 1996

    METHODOLOGY

    Citation of forms

    1. Reconstructed Proto-Celtic forms are cited in upper case and must always be understood
    as starred forms.
    2. Irish words are cited in standard classical Irish orthography. Any departure from this
    practice is noted. Old Irish and Archaic Old Irish words are cited as they appear in the texts.
    3. Welsh words are cited in standard orthography. Old and Middle Welsh words are cited as
    they appear in the texts.
    4. Cornish words are cited as they occur in the texts.
    5. Breton words are cited in standard orthography. Old and Middle Breton words are cited as
    they appear in the texts.
    6. Gaulish, Lepontic and Celtiberian words and names are cited as they appear in inscriptions
    or in classical Latin and Greek sources. In the latter case the classical author quoted is given
    in parentheses after the word. When Gaulish forms have been reconstructed from remains in
    Romance vocabulary or nomenclature, they are starred and the Romance (or other) evidence
    is cited after them.
    7. Nouns are quoted in the nominative singular wherever possible. Gender is indicated
    whenever possible. No further details of inflexion are given unless there is evidence that this
    diverged from the flectional paradigms given at the beginning of the work.
    8. Adjectives are quoted in the nominative singular masculine. Equative, comparative and
    superlative forms are quoted only when they diverge from the flectional paradigms given at
    the beginning of the work.
    9. Verbs are quoted in the third person singular present indicative immediately followed by the
    verbal noun where this is not inferrable from the present indicative form. In the case of all
    verbs other than  and Πstems the present subjective, future indicative and aorist or perfect
    indicative tenses are quoted wherever possible in the third person singular whenever this is
    extant. The passive participle is also given where possible.
    10. Pronominal forms are quoted under the nominative wherever possible. Where this is not
    possible, they are given under the accusative.

    References

    References have been kept to a minimum. No reference is made to standard works in the
    case of generally accepted reconstructions. Reference is made to articles published since the
    appearance of the standard works when these include detailed discussion of the entry in
    question.
    The followIng have been considered standard works:
    1. Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru.
    2. Roparzh Hemon: Dictiohnaire Breton-Français.
    3. A. Holder: Alt-Celtischer Sprachschatz.
    4. Kenneth Jackson: Language and History in Early Britain.
    5. Henry Lewis and Holger Pedersen: A Concise Comparative Celtic Grammar.
    6. W. Meyer-Lübke: Romanisches etymologisches Wörterbuch.
    7. RIA Contributions to a Dictionary of the Irish language.
    8. R.Thurneysen: A Grammar of Old Irish.
    9. J.Vendryes: Lexique étymologique de l'Irlandais Ancien.
    1O. Walde-Pokorny: Etymologisches Wörterbuch der indogermanischen Sprachen.
    11. Y Geiriadur Mawr.
    Alphabetical order and writing of Common Celtic

    The following discrete letters have been used to represent reconstructed Proto-Celtic forms:
    AÂÄBDEÊFGIÎKLMNOQRSTUÛWY
    They are self-explanatory except that Ä represents the vowel that gave E in proto-Goidelic but
    A elsewhere, while F (always in the combination SF) represents the consonant that developed
    out of PIE p in the group sp and fell together with w in proto-Goidelic but remained as f
    elsewhere.
    A Â Ä are treated as A, E Ê as E, I Î as I and U Û as U for the purposes of alphabetical order.

    Abbreviations

    a. accusative MB Middle Breton


    AOI Archaic Old Irish MW Middle Welsh
    aor. aorist indicative n. neuter
    AU Annals of Ulster ND Notitia Dignitatum
    B Breton nom. nominative
    C Cornish OB Old Breton
    Cat. Catalan OBr Old British
    Celt. Celtica (journal) OC Old Cornish
    CI Celtiberian Occ. Occitan
    cs. causative OCS Old Church Slavonic
    d. dative OE Old English
    du. dual OFr Old French
    EC Études Celtiques Og Ogham
    f. feminine OHG Old High German
    Fr French OI Old Irish
    fut. future indicative ON Old Norse
    G Gaulish OW Old Welsh
    g. genitive p. plural
    Goth. Gothic perf. perfect indicative
    Hitt. Hittite pp past participle passive
    I Irish PT Peutinger Tables
    IA Antonine Itinerary Rav anonymous
    geographer of Ravenna
    IES Indo-European Studies s. singular
    intr. intransitive SC Studia Celtica
    It. Italian SG Scots Gaelic
    JCS Journal of Celtic Studies Sk Sanskrit
    L Lepontic sub. present subjunctive
    Lat. Latin tr. transitive
    Lith. Lithuanian vn. verbal noun
    LLat. Late Latin W Welsh
    m. masculine
    FLECTIONAL PARADIGMS

    NOUNS AND ADJECTIVES

    1. O and  stems
    masculine
    s. nom. WIROS OI fer I fear W gwr G Segomaros
    voc. WIRE OI,I fir G (g)nate
    a. WIRON OI fer I fear G adgarion
    g. WIRÎ OI,I fir Og maqi G Segomari canti
    d. WIRÛ(I) OI fiur I fior G Alisanu Makkarioui
    Cicollui
    du. nom/voc/a. WIRÂU OI fer I fear
    g. WIROU OI fer I fear
    d. WIROBIN OI feraib I fearaibh
    p. nom. WIRÎ OI,I fir W gwyr G aððedilli
    voc/a. WIRÛS OI firu I fiora W gwyr G Catilus
    g. WIRON OI fer I fear Og maqa G anderon
    d. WIROBIS OI feraib I fearaibh
    WIROBOS G aganntobo

    neuter: genitive and dative identical to masculine.


    s. nom/voc/a. KENETLON OI cenél I ceinéal G nemeton
    du. nom/voc/a. ? OI cenél I ceinéal
    p. nom/voc/a. KENETLÂ OI cenél G kantena (?)

    feminine
    s. nom. TEUTÂ OI,I tuath Og inigena G Buscilla
    voc. TEUTA G gnatha
    a. TEUTÂN L lokan palam
    Proto-Goidelic and G *TEUTEN OI,I tuaith AOI bein G marcin
    g. TEUTÂS OI,I mná Og Gosoctas
    Proto-Goidelic and G TEUTIÂS OI,I tuaithe G marcias
    d. TEUTAI OI tuaith mnaí G Eskengai marci L
    Slaniai
    du. nom/voc/a. TEUTAI OI,I tuaith OI mnaí
    g. TEUTAU OI,I tuath OI,I ban
    d. TEUTÂBIN OI tuathaibh I tuathaibh
    p. nom/voc/a. TEUTÂS OI,I tuatha mná G marcas
    g. TEUTON OI,I tuath ban cf G -ÂNON bnanom
    d. TEUTÂBIS OI tuathaib mnáib I tuathaibh mnáibh
    TEUTÂBOS G Namausikabo glaneikabo
    Gaulish has an instrumental singular -IÂ marcia and plural -ÂBI marcabi.
    A stems have s.nom/voc. -A BENA AOI ben a. -EN BENEN AOI bein, the rest as  stems.

    2. Î and Û stems
    feminine
    s. nom/voc. RÎGANÎ MOKKÛ I ríoghain muc W rhiain
    cainc
    a. RÎGANIYÄN MOKKUWÄN OI rígnai
    g. RÎGANIYÂS MOKKUWÂS OI rígnae
    d. RÎGANIYAI MOKKUWAI OI rígnai W eleni
    du. nom/voc/a. RÎGANÎ MOKKUWÎ OI rígain
    g. RÎGANIYAU MOKKUWAU OI rígnae
    d. RÎGANIYÂBIN MOKKUWÂBIN OI rígnaib muccaib
    p. nom/voc. RÎGANIYES MOKKUYIES OI rígnai
    a. RÎGANIYÂS MOKKUWÂS OI mucca W rhianedd
    blynedd
    g. RÎGANIYON MOKKUWON OI rígnae
    d. RÎGANIYÂBIS MOKKUWÂBIS OI rígnaib muccaib
    RÎGANIYÂBOS MOKKUWÂBOS ?
    3. I stems
    masculine feminine
    s. nom. WÂTIS I fáith G Namausatis
    voc. WÂTI I fáith G uimpi
    a. WÂTIN I fáith G ratin
    g. WÂTIOS Og Anavlamattias OI Anfolmithe
    WÂTOUS Og Allato OI fátho
    d. WÂTÊ I fáith G are late, Ucuete
    du. nom/voc/a. WÂTÎ I fáith
    g. WÂTIOU ?
    d. WÂTIBIN I fáithibh
    p. nom/voc/a. WÂTÎS OI fáthi trí W gwythi
    g. WÂTION Og tria OI fáthe tre W gwledydd
    d. WÂTIBIS OI trib I fáithibh
    WÂTIBOS

    neuter: genitive and dative identical to masculine and feminine.


    s. nom/voc/a. MORI OI muir
    du. nom/voc/a. MORÎ OI muir
    p. nom/voc/a. MORIÂ OI muire tre

    4. U stems
    masculine feminine
    s. nom. SRUTUS I sruth W cad G Taranus
    voc. SRUTU I sruth
    a. SRUTUN I sruth
    g. SRUTOUS Og Cunagusos OI srotho I srotha G
    locos
    d. SRUTOU SRUTÛ I sruth G bratou Taranoou
    du. nom/voc/a. SRUTÛ I sruth
    g. SRUTEWOU OI srotho
    d. SRUTEWOBIN OI srothaiib
    p. nom. SRUTEWES OI srothae I srotha W cadau G
    Lugoves
    voc/a. SRUTÛS OI sruthu I srutha
    g. SRUTEWON OI srothae
    d. SRUTEWOBIS I srothaibh
    SRUTEWOBOS G Lugovibus

    neuter: genitive and dative identical to masculine and feminine.


    s. nom/voc/a. MEDU OI mid
    du. nom/voc/a. MEDU OI mid
    p. nom/voc/a. MEDÛ OI dorus W deigr

    5. Plosive stems

    masculine feminine
    s. nom/voc. RÎGS I rí W rhi G Dumnorix
    a. RÎGÄN I rígh
    g. RÎGOS I ríogh Og Lugudeccas G Valentos
    d. RÎGI I rígh
    du. nom/voc/a. RÎGÎ I rígh MW ugeint
    g. RÎGOU I ríogh
    d. RÎGOBIN I ríoghaibh
    p. nom/voc. RÎGES I rígh MW carant G Bituriges
    a. RÎGÂS I ríogha G Lingonas
    g. RÎGON I ríogh
    d. RÎGOBIS I ríoghaibh
    RÎGOBOS

    neuter: genitive and dative identical to masculine and feminine.


    s. nom/voc/a. DÄNT OI dét
    du. nom/voc/a. DÄNTÎ ?
    p. nom/voc/a. DÄNTÂ OI dét

    6. R stems
    masculine feminine
    s. nom/voc. ATÎR I athair W brawd MB breuzr
    a. ATERÄN I athair
    g ATROS I athar
    d. ATRI I athair
    du. nom/voc/a.ATERÎ I athair
    g. ATROU I athar
    d. ATRIBIN I aithribh
    p. nom/voc. ATERES OI aithir MW broder MB breuder
    a. ATERÂS OI aithrea I aithre
    g. ATRON OI athar
    d. ATRIBIS I aithribh
    ATRIBOS G matrebo
    sub-type: SWESÛR SWESORÄN SWESROS SWESRIBIS

    7. S stems
    masculine feminine (> to N or T stems in Goidelic on the disappearance of intervocalic s)
    s. nom/voc. WÊDÛS OI fiadu coimdiu
    a. WÊDUSÄN OI fiadain coimdid
    g. WÊDUSOS OI fiadan coimded
    d. WÊDUSI OI fiadain coimdid
    du. nom/voc/a. WÊDUSÎ ?
    g. WÊDUSOU ?
    d. WÊDUSOBIN ?
    p. nom/voc. WÊDUSES OI fiadain
    a. WÊDUSÂS OI fiadna
    g. WÊDUSON OI fiadan
    d. WÊDUSOBIS OI fiadnaib
    WÊDUSOBOS
    neuter
    s. nom/voc/a. MAGOS I magh W -ma G -magos
    g. MAGESOS I maighe
    d. MAGES I maigh
    du. nom/voc/a. MAGESÎ ?
    g. MAGESOU ?
    d. MAGESOBIN ?
    p. nom/voc/a. MAGESÂ I maighe W tai
    g. MAGESON I maighe
    d. MAGESOBIS I maighibh
    MAGESOBOS
    sub-type: KRAMUS g. KRAMUSOS

    8. N stems
    masculine feminine
    s. nom/voc. ARIAMÛ OI airem Colgu W Iwerydd cenau
    a. ARIAMONÄN OI airemoin W Iwerddon
    g. ARIAMONOS Og Inissionas OI airemon Colgan
    d. ARIAMON OI airem
    du. nom/voc/a. ARIAMONÎ OI airemoin
    g. ARIAMONOU ?
    d. ARIAMONOBIN ?
    p. nom/voc. ARIAMONES OI airemoin MW canawon
    a. ARIAMONÂS OI airemna G Lingonas
    g. ARIAMONON OI airemon
    d. ARIAMONOBIS OI airemnaib
    ARIAMONOBOS
    sub-types: BRUSÛ g. BRUSNOS OI bru g. bronn
    UKSÛ g. UKSENOS W ych p. ychen
    GOBÄNNS g. GOBÄNNOS OI gobae g. gobann
    KÛ g. KUNOS OI cú g. con W ci p. cwn
    MENMENS g. MENMENOS OI menmae g. menman
    neuter
    s. nom/voc/a. ANMÄN OI ainm
    g. ANMENS OI anmae
    d. ANMEN OI ainm
    du. nom/voc/a. ANMENÎ ?
    g. ANMANOU ?
    d. ANMÄNBIN ?
    p. nom/voc/a. ANMENÂ OI anmann
    g. ANMANON OI anmann
    d. ANMÄNBIS OI anmaimm (singularised in
    meaning)
    ANMÄNBOS

    9. Equative form of the adjective: -ISETRI OI dénithir MW duhet > W dued

    1O. Comparative form of the adjective: -IYÛS n. -IYOS OI siniu > I sine

    11. Superlative form of the adjective: -ISAMOS OI sinem OW hinham G Rigisamo


    VERBS

    1. The PRESENT stem. -E/O- thematic type.

    PRESENT INDICATIVE
    active s1. BERÛ OI ·biur G regu delgu
    s2. BERES OI ·bir (proto-Goidelic *BERIS)
    s3. BERET OI ·beir W,C car B kar
    p1. BEROMOS AOI ·melom OI ·beram OB -om ni MB
    queromp
    p2. BERETE OI ·berid ·berith MB queret quirit
    p3. BERONT AOI ·angot OI ·berat C kerons MB
    queront
    + ED BERÛ ED OI biru
    BERES ED OI biri MW kery atebyd C keryth MB
    querez
    BERET ED OI berid berith (Â Î I stems: MW -awt
    -it -yt)
    BEROMOS ED OI bermai
    BERETE ED OI berthe
    BERONT ED OI berait
    + SO BERET SO OI beres
    + IYOI BEROMOS IYOI OI bermae
    BERONT IYOI OI bertae berdae G dugiiontiio
    passive s3. BERER OI ·berar MB carer (Î stems: MW
    cerir C keryr)
    p3. BERONTOR OI ·bertar OW planthonnor
    + ED BERER ED OI berair
    BERONTOR ED OI bertair
    + SO BERER SO OI berar
    deponents1. BERÛR OI ·molor
    s2. BERETER OI ·moltar
    s3. BERETRO OI ·moladar
    p1. BEROMRO OI ·molammar
    p2. BERETE OI ·molaid
    p3. BERONTRO OI ·molatar
    + ED BERETR(O) ED OI molaithir
    BEROMR(O) ED OI molaimmir
    BERONTR(O) ED OI molaitir

    IMPERATIVE
    active s2. BERE OI beir W,C,MB car
    s3. BERETU OI bered bereth W,MB caret C cares
    p1. BEROMOS OI beram MB queromp
    p2. BERETE OI berid berith MB queret quirit
    p3. BERONTU OI berat
    passive s3. BERER OI berar
    p3. BERONTOR OI bertar
    deponents2. BERETÊS OI comalnaithe cluinte G lotites
    lubites
    s3. BERETU OI comalnad
    p1. BEROMOS OI suidigem
    p2. BERETE OI comalnaid
    p3. BERONTU ? (OI cluinetar comalnatar <
    indicative)
    IMPERFECT INDICATIVE
    active deponent
    s1. BERÊNI OI ·berin(n) MW carwn C caren MB
    carenn
    s2. ? OI ·mórtha MW carut C,MB cares
    s3. BERÊTO OI ·bered MW gwyd(y)at G singeieto
    ? MW carei keri C care guilly MB care
    p1. BEREMESTE OI ·beirmis
    BEREMOS MW carem C caren MB caremp
    p2. ? OI ·mórthae
    p3. BERENTO MW kerynt C kerens MB carent
    OI ·beirtis (x p1. BEREMESTE)
    passive s3. ? OI ·berthe MW cerit C kerys B karet
    p.3. ? OI ·beirtis
    Stems in  ΠI NA NU follow the paradigm of BERE- with elision of the thematic vowel E/O
    except in the following forms:

    BERÛ
    Â MÂRAM W,C caraf OW -am B karan MB
    caraff
    MÂRAM ED OI moraim
    Î STLONDÎM MW kwynif
    STLONDÎM ED OI sluindim
    I GABIÛ
    NA BINAM ED OI benaim
    NU GNINUM ED OI gninaim
    BERONT BERONTOR BERONTRO BERONTU
    Â MÂRÂONT etc
    Î STLONDÎONT etc
    I GABIONT G dugiiontiio etc
    NA BINAONT etc
    NU GNINUNT etc
    BERER
    Â MÂRÂTOR OI .mórthar MW canotor (also
    lladawr)
    Î STLONDÎTOR OI .sluinter OW gwelitor (also MW
    cerir)
    I GABITOR OI .gaibther
    NA BINATOR OI .bentar
    NU GNINUTOR OI .gnintar

    2. The SUBJUNCTIVE stem.

    Two types are recoverable from Irish: an  stem of type BERÂ- and and S stem of type
    TÊKSE-. Remains of both types occur in British as well as what appears to be a third type.
    The IMPERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE is formed from the subjunctive stem by adding the
    terminations of the imperfect indicative.

    Â SUBJUNCTIVE: PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE


    active s1. BERÂ OI ·ber
    s2. BERÂS OI ·berae
    s3. BERÂT OI ·bera MW car(h)o C,B gallo
    p1. BERÂMOS OI ·beram
    p2. BERÂTE OI ·beraid .beraith
    p3. BERÂNT OI ·berat
    + ED BERÂ ED OI bera
    BERÂS ED OI berae
    BERÂT ED OI beraid beraith
    BERÂMOS ED OI bermai
    BERÂTE ED OI berthae
    BERÂNT ED OI berait
    + SO BERÂT SO OI beras
    + IYOI BERÂMOS IYOI OI bermae
    BERÂNT IYOI OI berdae bertae
    passive s3. BERÂTOR OI ·berthar
    p3. BERÂNTOR OI ·bertar
    + ED BERÂTOR ED OI berthair
    BERÂNTOR ED OI bertair
    deponents1. BERÂR OI ·menar
    s2. BERÂTER OI ·mentar
    s3. BERÂTRO OI ·menathar ·menadar
    p1. BERÂMRO OI ·menammar ·menmar
    p2. BERÂTE OI ·menaid ·menaith
    p3. BERÂNTRO OI ·menatar
    + ED BERÂTR(O) ED OI suidigidir
    BERÂMR(O) ED OI suidigmir
    BERÂNTR(O) ED OI suidigitir

    S SUBJUNCTIVE: PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE


    active s1. TÊKSÛ OI ·tias
    s2. TÊKSES OI ·téis
    s3. TÊKST OI ·té
    p1. TÊKSOMOS OI ·tiasam MW car(h)om MB
    guelhomp
    p2. TÊKSETE OI ·tésid MB guelhet
    p3. TÊKSONT OI ·tiasat MW car(h)ont C gallons
    + ED TÊKSÛ ED OI tiasu
    TÊKSES ED OI tési
    TÊKST ED OI téis MW duch gwnech gwares
    TÊKSOMOS ED OI tiasmai
    TÊKSONT ED OI tiasait
    + SO TÊKST SO OI tias
    + IYOI TÊKSOMOS IYOI OI tiasmae
    TÊKSONT IYOI OI tiastae
    passive s3. TÊKSER OI tiasar .gessar MW car(h)er C
    carer MB carher
    p3. TÊKSONTOR OI ·gessatar
    + ED TÊKSER ED OI gessair
    deponents1. TÊKSÛR OI ·fessur
    s2 . TÊKSTER OI ·fesser
    s3. TÊKSTRO OI ·festar
    p1. TÊKSOMRO OI ·fessamar
    p2. TÊKSETE OI ·fessid
    p3. TÊKSONTRO OI ·fessatar
    + ED TÊKSETR(O) ED OI estir

    OTHER SUBJUNCTIVE TYPES


    active s1. BERÊM MW car(h)wyf
    BERÎM C gyllyf MB guillif
    s2. BERÎS C gylly MB guilly OI co·rici
    ? MW cer(h)ych
    s3. BERÊT MW rodwy credoe
    p1. BERÎMOS C gyllyn
    p3. BERÎNT MB galhint

    3. The FUTURE stem.

    Two types are recoverable from Irish: an  stem of type ANÎBÂ- and an S stem of type
    GIGESSE-. The  stem is formed from the present stem by dropping the stem vowel and-
    adding -ÎBÂ- (cf Eriu 29.13ff). The S stem is formed from the verbal root by reduplication and
    suffixing -SE-. Personal endings are identical to those added to the  and S subjunctive stems
    respectively.
    The CONDITIONAL is formed from the future stem by adding the terminations of the imperfect
    indicative.

    Â FUTURE - active s123


    s1. ANÎBÂ OI ·ainiub (for *·aineb x S FUTURE)
    s2. ANÎBÂS
    s3. ANÎBÂT OI ·ainfea
    + ED ANÎBÂ ED OI ainfea
    ANÎBÂS ED OI ainfe
    ANÎBÂT ED OI ainfid

    S FUTURE - active s123


    s.1. GIGESSÛ OI ·gigius
    s2. GIGESSES OI ·gigis
    s3. GIGESST OI ·gig
    + ED GIGESSÛ ED OI gigfea (for *gigsiu x  FUTURE)
    GIGESSES ED ?
    GIGESST ED OI gigis

    4. The AORIST stem.

    Two types are recoverable from Irish: an S stem of type MÂRASSE- and a T stem of type
    BERT. The S stem is formed from  ΠI stems by adding -SSE- and shortening Â>A Î>I while I
    is replaced by E (hence GABESSE- from GABI-).

    S AORIST.
    active s1. MÂRASSÛ OI ·mórus MW kereis C kerys MB
    quiris
    s2. MÂRASSES OI ·morais MW kereist
    s3. MÂRAST OI ·mór MW cafas C,MB caras
    p1. MÂRASSOMOS OI ·mórsam MW carassam carassom
    MB quersomp
    p2. MÂRASSETE OI ·mórsaid
    p3. MÂRASSONT OI ·mórsat MW carassant carassont
    C carsons MB quersont
    + ED MÂRASSÛ ED OI gabsu
    MÂRASSES ED OI soersai
    MÂRAST ED OI mórais
    MÂRASSONT ED OI carsait
    + SO MÂRAST SO OI soeras
    +IYOI MÂRASSOMOS IYOI OI celebirsimme
    MÂRASSONT IYOI OI caechsite
    deponent s1. SODISAGESSÛR OI · suidigsiur
    s2. SODISAGESTER OI ·suidigser
    s3. SODISAGESTRO OI ·suidigestar
    p1. SODISAGESSOMRO OI ·suidigsemmar
    p2. SODISAGESSETE OI ·suidigsid
    p3. SODISAGESSONTRO OI ·suidigsetar
    + ED SODISAGESTR(O) ED OI suidigistir
    SODIGSAGESSONTR(O) ED OI suidigsitir

    T AORIST.
    active s1. BERTÛ OI ·biurt MW keint
    s2. BERTES OI ·birt (proto-Goidelic *BERTIS)
    s3. BERT OI ·bert MW cant
    p1. BERTOMOS MW aetham
    p2. BERTETE OI ·rubartid
    p3. BERTONT MW aethant aethont
    + ED BERT ED OI birt
    deponent s1. BERTÛR ?
    s2. BERTETER ?
    s3. BERTETRO ?
    p1. BERTOMRO OI ·bertammar
    p2. BERTETE OI · rubartid
    p3. BERTONTRO OI · bertatar

    5. The PERFECT stem.

    active s1. ÂNONKA OI ·ánac


    s2. ÂNONKAS OI ·anac
    s3. ÂNONKE OI ·ánaic MW goruc
    p1. ÂNONKAMES MW gorugam
    p2. ÂNONKATE OI ·áncaid
    p3. ÂNONKANT MW gorugant
    +ED ÂNONKA ED OI lod
    ÂNONKE ED OI luid
    +SO ÂNONKE SO OI luide
    deponent s1. MIMNAR OI ·ménar
    s2. MIMNAR OI ·ménar
    s3. MIMNER OI ·ménair
    p1. MIMNAMRO OI ·ménammar
    p2. MIMNATE OI ·ménaid
    p3. MIMNANTRO OI ·ménatar

    6. The PAST PARTICIPLE PASSIVE

    This is formed by suffixing -TOS to the verbal root (see individual verbs). Â Î I stems form it as
    follows:
    MÂRÂ- MÂRATOS
    STLONDÎ- STLONDITOS
    GABI- GABETOS
    Predicative
    s. m. MÂRATOS OI ·mórad MW caffat C caras MB
    carat
    f. MÂRATÂ OI ·mórad
    n. MÂRATON OI ·mórad
    p. m. MÂRATÎ
    f. MÂRATÂS OI ·mórtha
    n. MÂRATÂ
    +ED MÂRATOS ED OI mórthae
    MÂRATÎ ED OI mórthai
    Attributive MÂRATIOS OI mórthae
    Participle of necessity
    MÂRATEYOS OI mórthai W caradwy G aniateios

    7. The formation of the VERBAL NOUN varies according to the verb. Â Î I stems normally
    have
    MÂRATUS m. OI mórad
    MÂRAMUS m. W -o MB -aff N-añ
    STLONDÎTUS m. OI sluindiud
    SODETUS m. OI sodad

    Â vocative particle. I,W,B,C a


    ABALLÂ f. apple tree. I abhall W afall B avalenn
    ABALLAWÂ f. rich in apple trees, place name. OBr Aballava
    ABALLON- place name. G Aballon- LLat. Aballone Avallone Fr Avallon
    ABALLOYALON n. place name. G *Aballoialon LLat Avalogile Fr Valeuil Occ. Valuèjol
    ABALU n. apple. I abhall W afal B,C aval
    ABÛ a. ABONÄN g. ABENS p.n. ABENES f. river. OI aub a. abainn g. abae p.a. aibne I
    abhann
    W afon OBr Abona B aven OC auon
    ABÄNKOS m. river being dwarf I, water demon W, beaver W,B). I abhac W afanc B
    avank
    AD to, towards; preverb; intensive prefix to adjectives.
    AD DU towards. W at
    cf ADKÂ ADQE
    AD AGET drives, moves. OI ad·aig
    ADAKSTRON n. halter. I adhastar (< British *adastr)
    ADAMRIOS very wonderful. OI adamrae
    AD ANDÂT vn ADANDATUS m. kindles, begins. OI ad·andad I adhnadh
    ADANDÂ f. taper, tinder. I adhann
    AD ANEKET vn ADANEKTLON n. escorts, buries. OI ad·anaig I adhnacal
    ADARDWOS very high, noble. OI adardd
    ADASSOS proper, suitable. OI adas W addas
    ADAWOS suitable. OI ada
    AD BA- vn ADBATIÛ f. dies. OI pp at·bath apt(h)u
    AD BINAT vn ADBIYON n. slays. OI at·mbia
    T(O)ADBIYON n fragment, portion. OI taipe
    ADBEGIS ripe. OI apaig I aibigh
    ADBEGLOS quick,sudden. OI aipél
    ADBERON n. estuary. I abar (marsh) W,B aber cf ÄNDEBERON KOMBERON
    ADBERTÂ f. game, trick, performance. I abairt cf BERTÂT
    ADBÊTON n. bait. W abwyd cf BÊTON
    ADBODIOS very yellow. OI apuide cf BODIOS
    ADBOGIOS m. man's name. G Adbogius, g. Adbucilli
    ADBOGIONÂ f. woman's name. G Adbugiounae Αδοβογιωνη(Strabo)
    ADBOGON n. carcass. I abach (entrails) W abo cf BONGET
    ADBOYON n. reason, cause. OI apa
    ADBRESKIS very brittle. I aibrisc cf BRESKUS
    AD BUNDET vn ADBOUDON n. proclaims, declares. OI at·boind apad
    ADBUTÂ f. harm. OI apaid W abwth (< OI; injury, fright) cf WO BUTÂT
    ADBUTÂKOS m. outlaw. OI apthach
    AD DAMET vn ADDAMON n. admits, acknowledges. OI ataim I admhail W addef B añzav
    AD DERKET sees.
    AD ED KONDEDORKE has seen. OI ad·condairc I do chonaic
    ADEKÎ f. night. OI adaig I oidhche
    ADERKÂ f. horn. I adharc (OI d. aithircc)
    AD ELLÂT vn ADELON n. visits. OI ad·ella adall
    ÂDETÂ f. floor, pIace. I áit (place)
    AD ETET vn ADETÂ f. attacks (vn violent death) OI ad·etha aided I oidheadh
    AD GABIT vn ADGABAGLÂ f. ?
    WO ADGABIT vn W(O)ADGABAGLÂ f. leaves. OI ·facaib fácbáil I fágbháil
    AD GARIT vn ADGARION n. summons, claims, sues. OI ad·gair I agra
    ADGARIOS m. summoner. G adgarion (EC 15.180)
    ADGARWOS very rough. OI aggarb W agarw
    ADGENETON n. nature essence. I aigneadh cf GANITRO
    AD GLÂDETRO vn ADGLÂDEMÂ f. speaks to. OI ad·gládathar I agallamh
    AD GODIT vn ADGEDIÂ f. gives/requests security. OI ad·guid aicde (vn. bond, surety,
    manufactured article) cf W agweddi (gift, dowry)
    ADGOSTÎ near to hand. AOI ocuis OI ocus I agus (and)
    ADGOSTUS m. nearness to hand. W agos (near) (cf Eriu 32.159f.)
    ADKÂ ADKIÂ f. nearness. I aice W ach
    ADKIATIS m. neighbour. OI aiccid accaid (tenant, farmer)
    ADKOWREGIS f. partition fence. W achwre
    AD KANET vn ADKANTLON n. recites,extols,sounds. OI ad·cain aicetal W achan (paean)
    AD KAINÎT vn ADKAINIÂ f. complains. OI ad·caíni accaíne W achwyn
    ADKAROS very dear. OI accor W achar cf KARÂT
    ADKASSIS f. hate. I acais W achas cf KASSIS
    AD KLADET wn ADKLADIÂ f. pursues, hunts, fishes. OI ad·claid aclaid(e)
    ADKLAMOS very sick. W achlaf cf KLAMOS
    ADKOILOS very thin. OI accael W achul cf KOILOS
    ADKONSMIYÂ f. tribe, genus, race. I aicme cf KONSMIYOS
    AD KORITRO vn ADKOROS m. comes towards. OI ·tacuirther tacur W achor (fear, tumult)
    cf DÎADKORIS DUADKOROS
    ADKUBRON n. desire. OI accobor cf KUBRON
    ADLEKÎ f. tendency, habit. OI álaig
    ADLENDIS beautiful. OI álaind I álainn; OI ailde (beauty)
    ADLIGENOS soft. I áilghean
    AD LOGIT vn ADLOGETUS m. lays down, smoothes down, comforts. OI fo·algim falgud
    talgad
    AD LUWET vn ADLUWETUS m. ?
    KON ADLUWET vn KONADLUWETUS m. sets out, stirs up. OI con·alai ·comlai comlúth
    ADMÄNTON n. material. I adhmad (Celt. 1.339, 4.46f)
    AD MEDITRO vn ADMESSUS m. attempts. OI ad·mither I amas
    AD NEWET vn ADNOWON n. declares. OI ad·nuu as·noi
    EMBI ADNEWET vn EMBIADNOWON n. bequeaths, delegates. OI imm·ánad imna I
    tiomna
    ADQE and. W a(c) B ha(g) cf AD
    AD QISES vn ADQISTIÛ f. sees. OI ad·cí aicsiu I do chí, faicsin
    ADRÊGON n. chain,collar. I árach W aerwy B ere cf RIGET
    ADRÊGIÂ f. byre. I áirghe
    AD RETET runs towards, catches. OI ad·reith
    AD RIGET vn ADRÊGON n. binds. OI ad·regar árach
    AD RÎMÎT vn ADRÎMÂ f. counts, reckons. OI ad·rími áram I áireamh W eirif
    ADRÎTIOS numbered, certain. I áirithe
    ADSÂWOS easy,adaptable. OI assae cf SÂWIT
    AD SEQET vn ADSQON n. ?
    WO ADSEQET vn W(O)ADSQON n. announces, declares. OI ta·faisig fásaig fásc I tásc
    SG tathasg
    ADSEWIOS left (not right). W aswy. cf G Asuius, man's name ?
    ADSILTIÂ f. "the looked upon one" MW Essyllt (Isolda)
    ADSKOROS m. company, retinue.
    T(O)ADSKOROS m. id. OI tascar cf SKORIT
    AD SLIGET vn ADSLOIGON n. persuades to. OI ad·slig I aslach
    AD SODIT vn ADSODETUS m. fixes, holds back. OI ad·sudi astud
    ADSOQÂTS m. rival, follower. OI ascae g. ascad cf SEQETRO
    ADSOWIÄNTÎ f. childbirth. OI asaít cf SOWIT
    AD TÂYET is present. OI attá I atá
    AD TEQET vn ADTEQON n. beseeches, flees to. OI ateich attach
    ADTEQOMÂROS m. "great in refuge ", man's name. G Atepomaros
    ADTEQORÎGS m. "king of refuge", man's name. G Ateporix
    AD TLOQETRO vn ADTLOQETUS m. thanks. OI ad·tluchedar attlugud > I altughadh
    AD TREBÂT dwells,inhabits. OI ad·treba
    ADTREBON n. abode. OI atrab I áitreabh W athref
    ADTREBATÎS m.p. "dwellers", tribal name. G Atrebates (Caesar) Fr Arras
    ADÛ m(?) law, ceremony. OI ad (cf Sk adhvará m. rite)
    ADENOWIDS m. one learned in the law, pleader. OI aigne p.g. aidhnead
    ADENOWISSUS m. arguing, pleading. I aighneas
    ADUGROS very cold. OI aduar cf UGROS
    ADUKSNEKTON n. hurdle fence. I udhnacht
    ADUKTON n. testament, will. I udhacht cf UKTON
    AD WÊDET vn ADWISSIÛ f. tells to. OI ad·fét g aidbsen (ms aidhbdhen aidhbhsina)
    TO ADWÊDET vn T(O)ADWISSIÛ f. shows. OI do·adbat I taidhbhse
    ADWÊLOS very abundant, enormous-. I adhbhal
    ADWÊLIÂ f. great abundance. OI aidble
    ADWERON n. material matter. I adhbhar cf WERET, DUADWERIS
    AD WERTET vn ADWERTÂ f. turns. OI ad·ferta adbairt
    AD WÎRÎT vn ADWÎRÎTUS m. sues, claims. OI ad·fíri aidbriud
    ADWOLÂMOS ready, prompt. OI adblam cf AREWOLÂMOS
    AGET drives (British: goes). OI ·aig W â B, C a
    sub. AGÂT OI ·aga MW aho
    aor. AKT OI ·acht W aeth B eaz C eth
    vn. AGIÂ f. I aighe, AGNÂ f. OI án I táin (flock,driving)
    cf AD AGET, ÄMBI AGET, ÄNDE AGET, DÎ AGET, TO AGET, WER AGET
    ÂGETRO fears. OI ad·ágathar
    sub. ÂGÂTRO OI ·ruagathar
    pp. ÂGETOS OI aigthi
    vn. ÂGETIÛ f. OI áigthiu
    ÂGOS m. danger, battle. OI ág (+ OI dág dáig, for fear of, because of)
    AGETÂ f. face, surface. I aghaidh
    AGINON n. leather bag (for cooking). OI aigen I oigheann (boiler,pan)
    ÂGION n. joint, member, pillar, prop. OI áige ágae cf AKSIS
    AGLÂ f. brood, litter. I ál W ael CI ailam
    AGLOMATWÎ f. "having a good brood", woman's name. OI Âlmaith
    AGOS n. a bovine. I agh
    AGOSEDON n. field. OI ached I achadh
    AGRÎNÂ f. sloe. I áirne W eirin (plums) B hirin G *agrînion- Occ. agranhon Cat. aranyó
    AGRIÛ f. kidney. OI áru I ára > W aren
    AGRON n. hunting, slaughter. I ár W aer OB air
    AGROKÛ g. AGROKUNOS m. hunting dog. OI árchú
    AGRON- berries. W aeron
    AGROS importunate,eager.
    T(O)AGROS id. W taer cf WERAGRO-
    AGROS firm,strong. cf AKSIS
    AGRESTU n. dwelling,house. I áras
    AIDUS m. fire, fire god. I Aodh OI Aed cf TO AIDET
    AIDUGALÂ m man's name. OI Aedgal
    AIDUGENOS m. man's name. OI Aedgein
    AIDULUGUS m. man's name. OI Aedlug
    AIDWO- p. those of the fire god, tribal name. G Aedui (Caesar)
    AILON n. lime. I aol
    AIRÂ f. satire. I aor
    AISOS n. law suit. OI ae g. aie
    AISSON n. age. I aos W oes C oys cf WERAISSIATIS
    AISSUS m. people. I aos W oes
    AKROS high, noble. OI ér cf DÎAKRIS
    AKROTALUS m. having a noble forehead, man's name. G Axrotalus
    AKSIS f. chariot. OI ais
    AKSILÂ f. armpit. OI aisel W achel B ael
    AKSIS f. back. I ais cf ÂGION AGROS
    AKSMÄN n. hand, band, host. OI amm cf AGET
    AKTÎNÂ f. furze. I aiteann W eithin
    AKTUS m. pain. I at (swelling) W aeth
    ÂKUS sharp. I áith (for *áich < *ÂKWIS) W hogi (to sharpen)
    W hogalen B higolenn (whetstone) cf DÎÂKIS EKSÂKIS KOMÂKUS
    ALAMON n herd,flock. OI alam W alaf
    ALBOS, white.
    ALBÂ f. river name. G Alba
    ALBIOS m. a god's name. G deo Albio et Damonae
    ALBIODURON n. place name. G *Albioduron LLat Albiodero Fr Augers
    ALBIORÎGS m. a god's name. G Marti Albiorigi
    ALBIÛ f. the white island (Britain). OI Albu I Alba (Scotland) OBr Albio W elfydd (native
    land)
    ALET nourishes,fosters. OI ·ail
    sub. ALÂT OI ·almais
    fut. ? OI ·ebla
    aor. ALT OI ·alt
    pp. ALTOS OI ·alt altae
    vn. ALTRON n. ALTRASMUS m. I altram
    ALTRAMÛ m. fosterfather. W athro B aotrou C aultra
    ALTRAMONÎ f. fostermother. MW elldrew B itron
    ALTRIÛ m. fosterfather. OI altru
    ALIDUBROS m. man's name. OI Aildobur Aldebor
    ALIGALÂ f. man's name. OI Ailgel
    ALIGENIOS m. man's name. OI Ailgine
    ALIGUSTUS m. man's name. I Ó hAilgheasa
    ALIKATUS m. man's name. OI Ailchad Ailchid
    ALIKENGETS m. man's name. OI Ailching
    ALIKÛ g. ALIKUNOS m. man's name. OI Ailchú
    ALIOS other. OI aile (n. aill; pretonic ala-) I eile W ail C eyll yll B eil
    ALIOS ALIOS other, each other. OI alaile I aroile W arall
    ALIOTÎRES- m. pilgrim. OI ailithir I oilithir
    ALIS f. rock. OI ail g. alo, ailech
    ALIKNOS m. rocklet. OI ailén I oiléan (island)
    ALLÂ beyond. OI al ol (preposition), all allae (adverb) cf KINÂ
    ALLÂMORIS overseas, foreign. OI allmuir
    ALLÂTERON n. the world beyond. OI alltar
    ALLATIS from beyond, wild. I allaidh
    ALLÂT cf TO ALLÂT
    ALLOS other.
    ALLOMROGS m. foreigner, p. tribal name. W allfro G Allobroges (Caesar)
    ALLOTEUTOS foreign. OBr Matrib(us) Ollototis sive Transmarinis W alltud
    ALLOS n. cliff. OI all I aill
    ALTÂ f. tutelary goddess. OI maccu Alta
    ALTORÎGION n. tribe of Altâ. I Altraighe
    ALTÂT shaves. MW allaw
    ALTANÎ f. razor. OI altain W ellyn B aotenn
    ALTON n. bank, hillside. I,W allt B aot OC als
    ALTOMAGOS n. place name. G *Altomagos LLat Aldemega Fr Haulmé
    ALTOYALON n. place name. G *Altoialon Fr Auteuil
    ALTOS m. knuckle. I alt OC chefals (joint)
    AM- negative prefix, variant of AN- ÄN- which see
    AMARKON n. a non-greeting. I amharc (look, stare) cf ARKET
    ÄMBÄN n. butter. OI imb I im W ymenyn B amann OC amenen
    ÄMBELIÛ f. navel. OI imbliu g imlenn I imleacán
    ÄMBERÄNTÎ f. barren, sterile. I aimrid cf BERET
    ÄMBI about, on both sides of; intensive prefix to adjectives; preverb. OI imb (im + adjective;
    im· relative imme· preverb) I um W,B,C am G ambi- (Eriu 28.145f)
    with personal pronouns:
    ÄMBI ME OI immum ÄMBI SNÎS OI immunn
    ÄMBI TE OI immut ÄMBI SWÎS OI immib
    ÄMBI EM OI imbi ÄMBI SÛS OI impu
    ÄMBI SIYÄN OI impe
    ÄMBI AGET vn ÄMB(I)AGNÂ f. drives. OI im·aig I iomáin
    ÄMB(I)AKTOS m. servant. W amaeth (husbandman) B amezeg (neighbour) G ambactus
    ÄMBIDURNOS m. sword hilt. OI imdorn cf DURNOS
    ÄMBI GARIT vn ÄMBIGARION n. demands. OI timgart I tiomghaire
    ÄMBIKATUS m. man's name. Og E(m)bicatos I Iomchadh OBr Ammecati G Ambicatus (Livy)
    ÄMBI KENGET vn ÄMBIKÄNKSMÄN n. goes round. OI im·cing imchim
    ÄMBILANSSIÛ f. iris of eye. OI imlisen cf LANSSUS
    OI mac imblissen, mac imlesan (pupil of eye)
    ÄMBILOKUS m. place name. OI Imbliuch g. Imblecho I Imleach
    ÄMBILON n. edge, border. I imeall W ymyl (< OI?)
    ÄMBILUKOS visible, obvious. W amlwg
    ÄMBI ORGET vn ÄMB(I)ORGENÂ f. gathers, shortens. OI do·immuirc I tiomargain
    ÄMBI ED ORGÛ "I add", "I may add" OI immurgu I iomorro (however)
    ÄMBI QELLÂT vn ÄMBIQELLON n. surrounds. OI imme·chella du.imchella I timcheall
    ÄMBI RÂYET vn ÄMBIRÂMUS m. rows, navigates. OI imme·rái I iomramh
    ÄMBIRÊDSMÄN n. riding around. OI imrim cf RÊDET
    ÄMBIROLON n. missed (of a shot). I iomrall cf LÂYET
    ÄMBI SÂWIT vn ÄMBISÂWETUS m. turns round. OI im·soi impuuth impúth I iompódh
    ÄMBI SEDET vn ÄMBISODION n. besieges. OI immae·saitar I impidhe
    ÄMBISNÎTON n. anxiety, sorrow. OI imned I imnidhe cf SNIYET
    ÄMBI TÊGET vn ÄMBITIKTÂ f. sets forth. OI im·tiagam I imtheacht
    ÄMBITOGON T(O)ÄMBITOGON n. cloak. OI timthach cf TOGIT
    ÄMBI UKET defends, contends for. MW amwyn amyg- amwg B amoug (delay)
    ÄMBI WINAT vn ÄMBIWIYON n. fences. OI ·imben (fences) imbe (fence)
    AMBRÄNTS m. eyelid. OI abrait I fabhra W amrant B abrant OC abrans
    AMERISTÂ f. doubt, disbelief. OI amires I amhras cf ERISTÂ
    AMET pours out. OI ·aim cf ÄNDE AMET
    AMLABARIS speechless. I amhlabhair W aflafar cf LABAROS
    AMLESSON n (?) disadvantage. I aimhleas W afles
    AMLONGIATIS m. man's name. Og Ammllongitt AOI Amolngith I Amhalghaidh
    AMMÄNTÎ f. witch; fool, witless. OI ammait aimmit I amadán
    AMNERTOS weak. I aimhneart
    AMNISSOS harsh. OI amnas (harsh, crafty) W efnys (hostile)
    AMOSSOS m. masterless man, mercenary. I amhas
    AMRÊDIS unrideable, uneven. I aimhréidh W afrwydd
    AMRIKTUS m. disguise. OI aimricht
    AMULUKS beardless. OI amul(ch)ach B blouc'h (< OI?)
    AN- ÄN- AM- negative prefix.
    AN from. I an-iar an-oir an-uas etc. cf ANLESSIÛ ANLESSON
    ANAS (for *ANOS) p. ANASÂ n. riches. OI ana
    ANASONÂ f. goddess of riches. OI Anann
    ANAT breathes. OI an- I fan- (remain) cf UKS ANAT
    ANAMÛ m. soul. B ene p. anaon
    ANASMÄN n. soul. OI animm g. anme I anam
    ANATIS f. soul. W enaid
    ANATIMÂROS m. "great-souled", man's name. OBr Anatemori
    ANATLÂ f. breath. I anál W anadl MB alazn B alan
    ANADSÂWOS difficult. OI ansae
    ANAT blemishes. OI anaid cf ONOS
    ANEMIS (?) f. blemish. OI anim W anaf B anañv
    ANDAGON n. badness. OI andach
    ANDAGATIS bad. OI andgaid aingid
    ANDÂMOS unaccompanied, rare. I annamh
    ANDÂT kindles, begins. OI and- cf AD ANDÂT, UKS ANDÂT
    ANDE- intensive prefix. OI and- I an- W an- G ande- (Eriu 28.145f)
    ÄNDE preverb (into). OI inn- W an- G ande- (Eriu 28.145f)
    with personal pronouns:
    ÄNDE ME OI indium ÄNDE SNÎS OI indiunn
    ÄNDE TE OI indiut ÄNDE SWÎS OI indib
    ÄNDE EM OI ind ÄNDE SÛS OI intiu
    ÄNDE SIYÄN OI inte
    ÄNDE AGET drives. OI ind·aig
    ÄNDE AMET washes (hands and feet). OI ind·aim ad·haim vn indmat
    ÄNDE ANEKET vn ÄND(E)ANEKTLON n. ?
    AD ÄND(E)ANEKET escorts, leads. OI ad·indain
    TO ÄND(E)ANEKET vn T(O)ÄND(E)ANEKTLON n. bestows. OI du·indnaig tindnacol
    ANDE ARKET vn AND(E)ARKON n. greets. W annerch C dynnargh
    ÄNDEBERON n. estuary. OI indbeir I inbhear cf ADBERON, KOMBERON
    ÄNDE BINAT vn ÄNDEBIYON n. hacks, cuts. OI tinme tinbi
    ÄNDE BLÂDIT vn ÄNDEBLÂDETUS m. makes a commotion. OI innlaidim indládud cf
    BLÂDOS
    ANDEDÊWOS m. major god. OI bennacht dé 7 andé fort
    ÄNDE ENTET kindles. MW ennunhu W ennyn enynnu (SC 112.1f)
    ÄNDE GARIT vn ÄNDEGARION n. guards, tends. OI ·ingair(e) tinghair I ionghaire
    ANDEKAMULOS m. man's name. G Andecamulos
    ANDEKSIS awkward, wretched. I andeis
    ÄNDEGUSTUS m. man's name. OI Indgus
    ÄNDE LÂYET vn ÄNDELON n. arranges,yokes. OI in·la I inneall
    ANDEMÂROS enormous. I anmhór W enfawr
    ANDEMNIYÂNTS f. patience. OI ainmne g ainmnet MW anmyned W amynedd
    ANDERÂ f. damsel. I ainnear W anner B annoar G *anderá Fr landier Occ. andiron Basque
    andere (W,B heiffer; Fr,Occ firedog)
    ÄNDE RETET vn ÄNDERETON n. invades. OI in·reith indred
    ANDERITUS m. great ford, place name. G *Anderitus Ανδερηδoν (Ptolemy) LLat Anderitum
    Occ. Anterius
    ÄNDEROS lower. G anderon (EC 15.I8O)
    ÄNDE SÂWIT vn ÄNDESÂWETUS m. turns over, returns, converts. OI do·intá tintuuth I (t)
    iontódh
    ÄNDE SEDET inhabits. W annedd anheddu MB annhezaff C annedhy
    ÄNDESLÎMUS m. wealth. OI intlem cf SLIYET
    ÄNDESUBRON n. falling asleep. OI tindabrad (Eriu 27.119ff) cf SUBRON
    ANDE TAUSET listens. MW andaw
    ÄNDE WÊDET vn ÄNDEWISSIÛ f. tells. OI in·fét I innisin
    EKS ÄNDEWÊDET vn EKSÄNDEWISSIÛ f. describes. OI ass.indet aisndís I faisnéis
    ÄNDE WINAT vn ÄNDEWIYON n. fences in. OI inde (paddock, stable)
    ÄNDIYÂ f. essence, inner part. I inne
    ÄNDO inside (adverb, prefix)
    with personal pronouns:
    ÄNDO MOI OI indium I ionnam ÄNDO SNÎS OI indiunn
    ÄNDO TOI OI indiut I ionnat ÄNDO SWÎS OI indib
    ÄNDO EM OI and I ann ÄNDO YOBIS OI indib
    ÄNDO YAI OI indi
    ÄNDOGANON n. nature. W anian OB angan (SC 12.9) cf GANITRO
    ÄNDOKOMBOGIOS m. man's name. G Andocombogius (Caesar) L Anokopokios
    ÄNDONIGÄNTION n. bath tub. W ennaint (SC 12.9) cf NIGIT
    ÄNDORÊGON n. plug keeping wound open. I ionnrach OB anre cf RIGET
    ÄNDOWEGON n. woof. I inneach W anwe cf WEGET
    ÄNDOWESTÂ f. byre, milking enclosure. OI indes cf WESET
    ÄNDOYALIÂ f. property. OI indile cf YALUS
    ANDUBNOS m. the otherworld. W Annwfn cf DUBNOS
    ANEKET ANEKTLON n. protects. OI ·ainig I anacal cf AD ANEKET, ÄNDE ANEKET
    sub. ANEKST OI ·ain ainsiu
    aor. ANEKT OI ·anacht
    pp. ANEKTOS OI anacht
    ANEKTLOMÂROS "great in protection". G Apollini Anextlomaro
    ANEMORÎGS m. man's name. AOI Ainmori g. Ainmuireg I Ainmhire
    ANGONIÂ f. treachery. OI tangnae
    ANGÛ f. snake,eel. cf ISKOANGÛ
    ÄNGUÎNÂ f. finger nail. OI ingen I ionga W ewin B ivin OC euuin
    ÄNKARANTS m. enemy. OI éccra W angar (cruel) cf KARANTS
    ÄNKARANTIÂ f. enmity. OI éccraite
    ÄNKATON n. fish hook. OI écath MW anghad
    ÄNKENÂ f. need. I éigean W angen B,C anken
    ÄNKENAWOS m. salmon. I éigne G *ankenavos LLat ancorago ancoravus O.Picard ancreu
    Walloon ancraou German Anke
    ÄNKET reaches. OI ·ic MW a(n)gh- (escape) B rankout
    sub. ÄNKST OI ·í ·íssed
    perf. ÂNONKE OI ·ánic
    pp. ÄNKTOS OI ·rícht
    vn. -ÄNKTIÛ f. -ÄNKON n.
    cf ARE ÄNKET, DÎ ÄNKET, KON ÄNKET, RO ÄNKET, TO ÄNKET
    ÄNKEWES p. the dead. OI do écaib I éag W angau B ankou C ankow cf ENKTUS
    ÄNKONDERKIS invisible. OI écndairc cf DERKET
    ANLESSON n. sweat. I allas
    ANLESSIÛ f. sore, cancer, tumour. I aillse
    ANMÄN n. name. Og anm I ainm OW anu W enw B anv C hanow G p anuana
    ÂNOS m. ring. (cf Lat ânus)
    ÂNINION n. small ring. OI áinne I fáinne
    ANSÂ f. footprint. OI és (Eriu 32.159)
    ANSIYÂS p.f. reins. OI éssi (cf Gk hêniâ)
    ÄNSKÎTIS tireless. I éascaidh (quick); OI abstract éscus
    ÄNTEKIS ugly. OI étig cf TEKOS
    ANTROS m. place name. Goedelic Andros (Pliny) Αδρου (Ptolemy) OI Étar I Binn Éadair
    ANTONOS m. forehead. I éadan
    ANUKTON n. what is not said, grammatical (or poetic) fault. OI anocht cf UKTON
    ANWÊLOS shameless. OI anbal
    ANWETÂ ANWETONIÂ f. storm. OI anbud ainbthine cf WETÂ
    ANWIDS ignorant. OI ainb
    ANWISSUS m. ignorance. I ainbhios
    ANWLAMATIS m. man's name. Og Anavlamattias OI Anfolmith
    ANWOSTATIS unstable, uneven. OI anbsaid W anwastad
    ARATRON n. plough. OI arathar W aradr MB arazr B arar OC aradar cf ARIT
    ARATRÂKON n. ferryboat. OI arthrach I árthach
    ARATRIOS m. man's name. G Aratrius
    ARAUSIOS m. temple(of head). I ara (cf Gk pareíâ id.) cf AUS
    ARBÎNON n? turnip. W erfin B irvin
    ARDWOS high. I ard W ardd
    ARDWEN- high ground, place name. G Arduenna (Caesar) Fr Ardennes
    ARDWÎ f. peak,point, cardinal point. I aird
    ARE for, because of, in front of, beside. I ar W er (preposition); OI tair I thoir (in front, in the
    east)
    with personal pronouns:
    ARE ME OI airium ARE SNÎS OI erunn
    ARE TE OI airiut ARE SWÎS OI airib
    ARE EM OI airi ARE SÛS OI airriu erru
    ARE YÛ OI airiu ARE YOBIS OI airib
    ARE SIYÄN OI airre
    ARE YAI OI airi
    ARE ÄNKET vn AR(E)ÄNKON n. brings about, finds. OI ·airic airec
    ARE BÂGÎT vn AREBÂGÂ f. boasts. OI ar·báigi airbag
    ARE BERET m AREBERIÂ f. reproaches. OI ar·beir airbire I oirbhire
    ARE BERET partakes of, brings out, expresses. OI ar·beir
    AREBERÂ f. armful, bundle. OI airber
    AREBERON n. custom, usage. W arfer
    AREBERTÂ f. practise, use. OI airbert I oirbheart
    ARE BINAT vn AREBIYON n. harms. OI aurbai
    AREBÎTIS f. destruction, fight. OI airbaid W erfid
    AREBOGON n. breach, destruction. OI airbach urbach cf BONGET
    AREBOWION n. hedge, fence, pen. OI airbe cf BOWIOS
    AREBRIGNOS by the hills. G *arebrignos Lat arebrignus cf BRIGS
    AREDAMON n. porch, vestibule. OI airdom I urdhamh cf DAM-
    AREDERKIS well known, manifest. OI airdirc I oirdhirc W ardderchog (excellent) cf DERKET
    AREDRIKÂ f. face, front. OI airdrech cf DRIKS
    AREDROUGOS m. phantom, ghost. OI airdrech aurddrag
    AREDURNON n (?) ankle, wrist. OI aurdorn W arddwrn B arzorn cf DURNOS
    AREEMBIBERTÂ f. preparation. OI airimbert W armerth
    AREGALÂ f. battle, vigour. OI airgal I iorghal W arial cf ARE WIKET
    ARE GARIT vn AREGARION n. forbids. OI ar·gair ergaire irgaire I urghaire
    AREGNÂTIS well known, famous. OI airgnaid ergnaid cf GNÂTOS
    OI abstract airgnas ergnas aurgnatu
    AREGNÂWOS well known, famous. OI airgnae cf GNÂWOS
    ARE GNIYET vn AREGNÎMUS m. prepares. OI ·aurgnaidh aurgnam I urghnamh
    AREKAITOS edge of a wood. W argoed
    ARE KANET vn AREKANTLON n. declares, sings forth. OI ar·cain airchetal W argan
    (lamentation)
    ARE KELET conceals. OI ar·celim W argelu
    ARE KLEKET vn AREKLEKIÂ f. wards off. OI ar·clich irchlige
    AREKOMELON n short spancel. OI airchomal I urchall cf KON LÂYET
    ARE KORITRO increases. OI ar·cuirethar
    AREKOROS m. shot, throw, thrust. I urchar W ergyr
    AREKOYÂ f. outhouse, side building. OI airchae cf KOYÂ
    ARE KRINET trembles, fears. W ergrynu
    ARE E KRINET perishes. OI ara·chrin
    AREKRITIS f. terror. W ergryd
    AREKRIYON n. perishing. OI irchre erchrae I urchra
    ARELABARIÂ f. speech. OI airlabrae I urlabhra
    ARELANDÂ f. forecourt. OI airlann aurland I urlann
    ARELENGON n. hurdle, barrier. OI airleng cf LENGET
    ARE LINAT chases, pursues. W erlyn-
    vn. ARELÎTIS f. W erlid ARELÊSMÄN n. OI airlim
    ARE LINQET lends. OI ara·leicthar vn airlicud
    ARELOWOS m(?) lock of hair. OI airla I urla cf LOWOS
    AREMEDÂ f. measure for grain. OI airmed
    ARE MEDITRO vn AREMESSIÛ f. hits on, understands. OI ·irmadar ermaissiu
    AREMEDON n. intent. W arfedd arfeddydd
    ARE MONITRO vn AREMÄNTIÛ f. honours. OI ar·muinethar ermitiu I oirmhidin
    AREMORIKÂ f. seaside, shore, placename. G Armorica (Caesar)
    cf W arfordir arforwy, sea coast
    ARE NASKET vn ARENADMÄN n. betroths. OI ar·naisc I urnaidhm
    ARE ORGET vn AREORGENÂ f. ?
    KON AREORGET vn KOMAREORGENÂ f. errs. OI con·rerortatar comrorcon W cyfeiliorn
    AREORON n. edge, coast, shore. OI airer I oirear W eryr cf OROS
    ARE QELLÂT vn AREQELLON n. circles, constrains. OI tairchella taircell
    AREQENNIS f. headland of ploughed field. OI airchinn G arepennis (Columella) Fr arpent
    AREQENNOS fixed, definite, prominent. OI airchenn
    AREQENNÎKOS prominent. OI airchinnech (head, leader) W arbennig (special)
    ARE QÊSLÂT vn AREQÊSLÂ f. (1) taked care of, saves (2) convinces.W arbwyllo (2) B
    arboellañ (1)
    ARE QETET has pity on. OI ar·cessi vn airchissecht W arbed cf QETET
    ARE REGET vn AREREGON n. AREREGIÂ f. ?
    ARE AREREGET vn (1) ATEAREREGON n. (2) ATEAREREGIÂ f. (1) repeats (2)
    emends.
    OI ad·errig aithirrech (1) aithirge (2) I atharrach (1) aithrighe (2)
    ARE RETET vn ARERETON n. seizes, assails. OI ar·rethat
    AREROYON n. payment (for someone). I arra cf RINAT
    ARESAGS m. nobleman. OI aire cf SAGIT
    ARESAKTÂ f. assembly of nobles. OI airecht I oireacht
    ARE SISTETRO vn ARESISTAUS m. rests. OI ara·sissedar erissem I oiriseamh
    ARESKIYON n. stump of neck. OI airsce cf SEKET
    ARE SLADET defends. OI ar·slaithi
    ARE SLIGET vn ARESLOIGON n. kills. OI ar·slig airlech
    ARESODION n. bench. OI airide cf SEDET
    ARESTATIS old. OI arsaid airsid I arsaidh
    ARESTÛNÂ f. doorpost. I ursa g. ursan cf STÛNÂ
    ARE TAUSET listens, is silent. OI ar·tuaisi vn erthuasacht
    ARETEGON n. a high oath. I urthach cf TONGET
    ARETERON n. front part, east. OI airther I oirthear cf RÂKOTERON
    ARETOGION n. protection. W ardwy cf TOGIT
    ARE TUDET vn ARETEUDSMÄN n. falls into swoon or trance. OI taurthim
    ARE WEDET vn AREWEDNÂ f. guides. W arwedd- arwain
    AREWEDS m. charioteer. I ara g. aradh
    AREWEDONÂ f. reins, guidance. OI aradu g. aradan (remodelled)
    AREWERNO- p.m. tribal name. G *Arewerno- Arverni (Caesar)
    AREWERNORÎGS m. god of the AREWERNO- G Mercurio Arvernorigi
    AREWIDION n. sign, token. I airdhe (<*ARUDION) W arwydd B arouez cf WINDETRO
    ARE WIKET vn AREGALÂ f.(q.v.) fights, conquers. OI ar.·fich
    ARE WINAT vn AREWIYON n. excludes, shuts out OI ar·fenat aire (hedge, dam, weir)
    ARE WINDETRO vn AREWISSUS m. knows. OI ara·finnathar aires (tryst, assignation)
    AREWOLÂMOS ready. OI aurlam (<*ARULÂMOS) I ullamh cf ADWOLÂMOS
    AREWORÂTOS m. surety, guarantor, person of standing. OI aurrad (< *ARURÂTOS) I urradh
    cf DÎWORÂTIS
    AREWORON n. delight, desire, satisfaction. OI airer
    AREWOZDOS m. length, interval. OI airet I oiread cf WOZDOS
    ARE YÂLÎT vn AREYÂLON n. beseeches. W eiriol ?
    ARGÄNTON n. silver. OI argat I airgead W arian(t) B arc'hant C arghans G arganto-
    ARGÄNTOBRANOS m. "silver crow", man's name. OI Argatbran
    ARGÄNTODUBRON n. river name (in Aude). Occ. Argentdoble (821 Argentumduprum)
    ARGÄNTOKOKSOS m. "silver leg", man's name. OBr Αργεντοκοξος
    ARGÄNTOMAGOS n. place name. G *Argantomagos LLat Argantomago (IA) Fr Argenton
    ARGÄNTOMÂROS m. "great in silver", man's name. OI Argatmar
    ARGÄNTORÂTIS f. place name (Strassburg) G *Argantorâtis (Argentorate PT)
    ARGÄNTOROTÂ f. "the lady with the silver heel", a goddess. W Arianrhod
    ARGÄNTOYALON n. place name. G *Argantoialon LLat Argentoialo Fr Argenteuil
    ARG(I)ON n(?) snow. OI arg (drop) W eira B erc'h OC irch
    ARGIOTALUS m. man's name, "snowy browed". G Argiotalus
    ARIT ploughs. OI ·air airim W ardd- B arat cf MRAKNOAROS
    sub. ARÂT OI ·ara
    vn AROS m. OI ar
    ARTÎKÂ f. freshly ploughed field. G *artîkâ Occ/Cat. artiga
    ARIAMÛ m. plowman. OI airem I oireamh
    ARKET requests, greets. OI arcu ·comaircc W arch- MB arch- C argh-
    sub. ARKST OI ·comarser
    perf. ÂRKER OI ·comarcair
    vn -ARKON n. cf AMARKON, ANDE ARKET, KON ARKET
    ARMMÄN n. place. OI airm
    ARTOS m. bear. I Art W arth
    ARTÂ f. bear goddess. OI macua Arta, mac hua Airte
    ARTIÛ f. bear goddess. G deae Artioni
    ARTOGALÂ f. man's name. OI Artgal OW Arthgal
    ARTOGENOS m. man's name. OW Arthgen MW Arthen
    ARTOMAGLOS m. man's name. OW Artmail MW Arthvael
    ARTORÎGS m. man's name. OI Artrí g. Artrach
    ARTORÎGION n. tribe of the bear goddess. I Artraighe
    ARWAR g. ARWENS n. crops, grain. I arbhar g. arbha p. arbhann
    ARWEROS m. host, army. OI arbar arber
    ÂSNOS bright, glowing. I án
    ASSON n. nourishment. OI as (milk)
    ÂSSON n. growth. OI ás I fás
    ASTO- bone. MW asseu eis (ribs)
    ASTONION n. rib. I asna W asen
    ASTOKORNON n (?) bone. W asgwrn B askourn C ascorn
    ATE- again, re- (preverb). I aith- W ad- G ate-
    ATE AWET leaves. W adaw
    ATE BERET vn ATEBRITIS f. restores. W adfer- edfryd
    ATEBERON n. reproach. I aithbhear cf BARNAT, DÎATEBERIS
    ATE BIYET is past. W adfod
    ATEBIYON n. ebb of the sea. I aithbhe cf BINAT
    ATEBODWOS m. man's name. G Ateboduus
    ATE BONGET vn ATEBOGON n. breaks (contract) OI taithbeg
    ATE DAWET ignites. OI ad.daí vn atúd I adódh
    ATEDAWON n (?) firebrand. B etev
    ATEDAWINION n. firebrand. I aithinne W atewyn
    ATEGANON n. progeny, lineage. W adian cf GANITRO
    ATEGNÂTOS m. personal name. G f. Ategnate
    ATEGNIYON n. recognition. OI aithigne I aithne cf GNINUT
    ATEGNIYOMÂROS m. man's name. G Ategniomari
    ATEKOS m. a certain time. OI athach W adeg
    ATEKOZDÎ p.m. a tribal name, "the old ones" OBr Atecotti cf KOZDOS
    ATELIYON n. following, consequence. I aithle cf LINAT
    ATE NEWET vn ATENOWON n. pledges. OI ·aithnither I aithne W adnau
    ATE RÂDIT vn ATERÂDOS m. recites. W adrodd
    ATE SEQET un ATES(E)QON n. answers. OI aithesc W ateb
    ATESQÂTOS m. man's name. G Atespatus
    ATE WINAT vn ATEWIYON n. repays, recompenses. OI ad·fenar I aithe
    ATEWISSIS f. insult. I aithis cf WÊDET
    ÂTIS f. kiln, oven. I áith W odyn
    ATÎR m. father. OI athir I athair
    ATERONIOS m. man's name. G Ateronius
    ATRINIOS m. man's name. I Aithirne
    ATRIWIOS m. paternal relative. OI p. aithre
    cf GUTUATÎR, WIDES ATRIS
    ATSMUS m. time. I am
    ATSMUSTERÂ f. time,weather. I aimsear W amser B amzer OC anser
    ATTIOS m. fosterfather. OI aite I oide cf ATÎR
    AU from. I ó W o B a
    with personal pronouns:
    AU MOI OI uaim AU SNÎS OI uainn
    AU TOI OI uait AU SWÎS OI uaib
    AU TÛ OI uad AU TOBIS OI uadib
    AU TIYAI OI uadi
    AUBEROS vain, emptied. I uabhar (pride) W ofer B euver cf BERET
    AUS g. AUSOS n. ear. OI áu áo ó p. aue oa cf ARAUSIOS, SUAUSIÂ
    AUS SAGITRO > AUSAGITRO hears. OI auchide auchaide auchar augestar
    AUSANÂ f. sun. W huan
    AUTÎNIO- p.m. tribal name. Og Αυτινοι (Ptolemy) I Uaithne
    AUTÎTOS rare, solitary. I uathadh W odid (Eriu 27.128) cf TINUT
    AWELÂ f. wind, breeze. OI ael aial W,C awel B avel cf WENTOS
    AWENTROS m. uncle. W ewythr B eontr OC euitor OI amnair (< Br?) cf AWIOS
    AWETS AWENÂ f. poetic art. OI aui g. uath W awen
    AWET guards, defends. OI con·oí ·comai W rhy-m aw cf ATE AWET,KON AWET
    sub. AWÂTRO OI con·oadar ·comathar
    vn AWETUS m.
    AWIOS m. grandson. Og avi OI aue I ó ua SG ogha cf AWENTROS
    AWOISON n (?) liver. OI oe I p. aoi SG atha W afu B avu

    BA- dies. cf AD BA-


    pp. BATOS OI at·bath ·apad
    vn -BATIÛ f. OI apthu
    BATON n. plague. W bad
    BÂDIT vn BÂDETUS m. drowns. I báidh- bádhadh W boddi (bawdd) B beuzin C buthy
    BÂGÂ f. fight. OI bág
    BÂGÎT fights. OI bágim MW bwyo cf ARE BÂGÎT
    Here? W bai (fault, blame)
    BAIDOS m. boar. W baedd
    BAIDAGNOS m. man's name. Og Baidagni OI Baedán
    BAISSON n (?) manners. W moes B boaz I béas (< W)
    BAITLON n. danger. I baoghal (for the phonetic development cf SAITLON)
    BAITOS foolish. I baoth; baos (foolishness)
    BALÂ f. peak, summit. W bâl; OI bal I bail (prosperity)
    BALOBRIGS f. place name. G *Balobriga Fr Baloeuvre
    BALOMAGOS n. place name. G *Balomagos Fr Balon
    BALIOS m. homestead. I baile
    BALKOS a. proud. OI balc W balch
    BALLET strikes, kills. OI ·baill
    sub. BELÂT OI ·bela W belu (to kill)
    aor. BELT OI ·rubalt ·ebailt
    vn -BELTIÛ f. OI epeltu apaltu
    BALEROS m. drought god. I Balar
    cf W ball (plague, death). cf EKS BALLET
    BALLOS m. member, limb. I ball cf ROTOBALLOS
    BANATLON n(?) broom (plant). W banadl MB balazn B banal OC banathel
    BÄNDUS melodious. I binn (< *BÄNDWIS) MW ban OB bann
    BÄNNÂ f. horn (ev. peak). I beann W ban MB ban- G *bannâ Occ. bana Cat. banya
    BÄNNOBRIGS f. place name. G *Bannobrigá Galician Bañobre
    BANO- composition form of BENÂ which see.
    BANODÊWÂ f. goddess, river name. OI Bandae I Banna
    BANONÂ f. woman's name. G Banona
    BANOSKÂKSLON n. woman. OI banscál
    BANOTÛTS m. woman's property. OI p. bandtaig
    BANOWESTIS f. wedding feast. OI banais I bainis cf WESET
    BÂNOS shining. I bán (white)
    BANWOS m. piglet, sucking pig. I banbh W banw B banv OC baneu G Banvi
    BARÄNDÂ f. large stone. OI bairenn I boireann
    BARÄNDÎKOS m. limpet. I bairneach W brennig B brennigen
    BARÄNNS m. anger. OI barae g. barann W bâr
    BARÄNNÂKOS angry. OI bairnech
    BARDOS m. bard. I bard W bardd B barzh C barth G bardos cf BRÂDOS
    BAREGON n bread. W,B,C bara
    BAREGENON n loaf. I bairghean
    BAROGENÂ f. black bread. Occ.(Gascon) bròja Castilian borona Portuguese b(o)roa
    BÂREGON n. morning. OI barach W bore B beure
    BARKÂ f. spear shaft. OI barc W barch
    BARNAT vn -BERON n. judges. W barnu B barnañ cf ATEBERON, BRÂTUS, EKS BERET
    BARROS m. summit, spike. I,W,B barr
    BARUS heavy. OI bair (< *BARIS)
    BÂSET vn BÂSETON n. dies. OI ·ba ·baat bath baath cf DÎ BÂSET
    sub. BÂSÂT OI ·baad
    fut. BIBÂST OI ·beba
    perf. BEBÂSE OI ·bebae
    BÂSSON n. death. I bás
    BASKIS f. burden. W baich B bec'h. Here? OI basc (collar)
    BEBROS m. beaver.
    BEBRAKTÂ f. beaver colony, place name. G Bibracte (Caesar) Fr Mont Beuvrey
    BEBRONÂ f. river name. G *Bebroná LLat Bebronnae Fr Brevenne
    BEDON n. trench. W bedd B bez C beth (grave) G *bedon OFr bief biez Occ. besa(l)
    (millrace)
    BEDORÂTIS f. tumulus, graveyard. W beddrod MB bezred B bered
    BEKLOS m. gob,beak. I béal (mouth). Hypocoristic BEKKOS m. G *bekkos LLat beccus
    Fr,Occ.,Cat. bec. Asturian beizo Portuguese beiço (lower lip) < *BEKKIOS
    BEKLOSENTUS m. pass,frontier. OI bélat
    BEKTOS exact. I beacht
    BELEGON n. road,path. I bealach
    BELEGION n. bridle. OI beilge
    BELENOS m. a god. G Apollini Beleno
    BELENOTÄNESÎ d.n. two fires of Belenos, May day. I Beal(l)taine (< *BELNOTÄNESÎ)
    Here also BELISAMOS? G Minervae Belisamae Βηληsαmι
    BELEWOS m. marten. MW beleu W bele
    BELION n. sacred tree. I bile
    BELIOKANDÂ f. Achillea millefolium. G *beliokandá βελιouκανδας (Dioscorides)
    BELIOMAGOS n. place name. G *Beliomagos LLat. Billiomaco Occ. Bilhom
    BENA f. woman. I bean G -bena
    S. N. BENA OI ben I bean BEN I bé
    A. BENÄN OI bein
    G. BNÂS I mná
    D. BNAI OI mnaí I mnaoi
    P. NA. BNÂS I mná
    G. BANON I ban
    D. BNÂBIS I mnáibh
    Composition form BANO- q.v.
    BENION n. crime. OI bine
    BENTUS m. crime, injury. I béad.
    BÊNOS m. sheepskin. I bian
    BERET carries, bears. OI ·beir I beir-
    sub. BERÂT OI ·bera
    aor. BERT OI ·bert MW cgmerth C kemert(h)
    pp. BRITOS OI ·breth
    vn. BRITÂ OI breth BRITIS W cymryd -BERTÂ f.
    BERÄNTÎ f. sow ("bearer"). OI beirit birit
    cf ÄMBERÄNTÎ, ARE BERET, ATE BERET, AUBEROS, EMBI BERET, KON BERET, TO
    BERET, UKS BERET, WER BERET, WO BERET, WRIT BERET
    BERGÂ f. river bank. G *bergâ Fr berge
    BERNÂ BERNÂTS f. gap. OI bern berna I bearna
    BERTÂT prepares,determines. OI ·berta I beartaigh- cf ADBERTÂ, AREEMBIBERTÂ
    BERTOS shining. W berth (beautiful) cf WLATIBERTÂKOS
    BERU n. roasting spit. I bior W bêr B,C ber
    BERUROS m. watercress. OI biror I biolar W berwr B,OC beler G berula
    BERURAWON n. place of watercress, place name. I Biorra
    BERWET boils. I bearbhadh W berwi B birviñ cf BORWOS, BRUTUS, EKS BRÎWÄNT,
    UKSBERON
    BERWIÂ f. river name. I Bearbha
    BÊSMÄN n. blow. I béim B bomm C bom cf BINAT
    BÊON n. food. W bwyd B boed C bo(y)s cf OI biathaid (feeds,supports)
    BETÛ f. birch tree. I beithe (< *BETWÎ) W bedw B bezvenn G *betú Lat. betula
    From G *bettio-: Occ.Cat. beç Cast. biezo
    BETULANDÂ f. birch clearing, place name. I Biothlann
    BETUWOS m. man's name. G Betuo f. Betua, Betuvius, f. Betubia
    BEUDLIT vn BEUDLETUS m. strikes. I buail- bualadh cf BUDLINIOM
    BEWENOS permanent. I buan
    BEZGÂ f. leap. I beadhg
    BEZGÎT leaps, startles. OI bidg- cf DÎ BEZGÎT
    BIBUDÛS m. enemy. OI bibdu g. bibdad; abstract bibdanas. cf BUNDET
    BIKKOS small. I beag W bych (e.g. Dinbych)
    BIKKAGNOS small. I beagán W bychan B bihan
    BIKOS m. bee. I beach G *bikos cf W begegyr (drone) Occ.(Creuse dialect) beca abieca
    bieca (bee) represent crossings of G *bikos and Occ. abelha.
    BILIS good. OI bil
    BILIKATUS m. man's name. G Bilicatus
    BINAT becomes. cf RO BINAT, WRIT BINAT
    BINAT has been remodelled from *BUNAT under the influence of BIYET q.v.
    BINAT strikes, cuts. OI ·ben I bean- MB benaff
    sub. BIYÂT OI ·bia
    fut. ? OI sl biu s3 bied bith-
    pret. BIBE (proto-Goidelic *BIWE) OI s1 beo s3 bí
    pp. BÎTOS OI ·bíth
    vn. BÊSMÄN (see above) -BIYON n.
    BINANTÎ f. rennet ("breaker") I binid
    BIYÂKOS striking. OI biach (erect sc. penis)
    cf AD BINAT, ARE BINAT, ATEBIYON, BIYASLIS, KON BINAT, ROBIYON, WO BINAT
    BIRROS short. OI,B berr W byrr G *birros LLat birrus (short mantle)
    cf I bearradh (to shave)
    BISTIS m. finger. OI bissi ega (icicles) W bys B biz OC bis
    BISTLI n. gall. W bustl B bestl C bystel G *bistli Occ. bescle
    BÎTS f. entrance. OI bí g. bith cf EMBÎTS
    BITUS m. world. I bioth W byd B bed C bys
    BITURÎGES p. tribal name, "kings of the world". G Bituriges (Caesar) Fr Bourges
    BÎWÂ f. bitumen, pitch. OI bí
    BIWOS alive. I beo W byw B bev
    BIWETON n. food, livelihood. OI biäd I biadh W bywyd
    BIWOTÛTS m. life. OI bethu I beatha
    BIYASLIS f. axe. OI biail g. bela W bwyall B bouc'hal C boell OHG bîal (< G) cf BINAT
    BIYAMON n(?) beehive. W byddaf B binenn (remodelled)
    BIYET becomes. OI ·bí I bídh W bydd (MW vr bi bit) B bez C beth
    BIYET is the result of regressive assimilation from *BUYET
    sub. BESET OI ·bé
    fut. BIYÂT OI ·bia MW bydawt
    perf. BOWE OI ·boí W bu
    pp. BUTOS OI ·both
    vn BUTÂ f. OI both buith W bod B bout
    Further forms:
    sub. OW boi MW bo G buet-id (EC 15.184)
    fut. G bissiet (EC 15.186)
    cf ATE BIYET, ENIBUTÂ, KÄNTÂ BIYET
    BLADON n. fame. I bladh
    BLÂDOS m. commotion. W blawdd cf ÄNDE BLÂDIT
    BLAKNON n (?) end, tip, summit. W blaen C blyn B blein
    BLAKOIRO- ? shoots, sprouts. W blagur
    BLÂROS pale, bare. I blár (open space) W blawr (pale, grey) cf Lat. florus
    BLÂTUS m. flower. I bláth MW blawd W blodau
    cf C blejan B bleunienn bleuñvenn from *BLÂTMEN- ?
    BLÂTUKÂ f. buttermilk. I bláthach LLat balthuta (read *blathuca)
    BLÂTUMÂROS m. man's name. G Biatumari (read Blatumari) f. Belatumarae
    BLÊDANÎ g. BLIDNIYÂS f. year. I bliadhain W blwyddyn p. blynedd B blizenn C blethen
    blythen
    -BLÊDOS X-years old. W blwydd B bloaz
    BLEDIOS m. wolf. W blaidd B bleiz
    BLEDINOS m. candlewick, lupicorda (Verbascum thapsus). G *bledinos Occ. blese Cat.
    ble
    BLÎNOS tired. W,B blin
    BLIWÂ f. hair. W blew B blev
    BLUNGET swells up, gets angry. W blyngu blwng B blouiñ
    BODÎNÂ f. troop. I buidhean W byddihn OB bodin cf WOBEDIS
    BODÎKÂ f. fallow field. G *bodîkâ Occ. bosiga Cat. boïga
    BODIOS yellow. I buidhe (cf Lat. badius)
    BODIOKASSÎS p.m. tribal name. G Bodiocasses (Pliny) Fr Bayeux
    BODWÂ f. carrion crow, war goddess. I Bodhbh
    BODWÂKOS m. man's name. G Boduaci OBr Boduoci
    BODWOGENOS m. man's name. OBr Boduogenus
    BODWOGNÂTOS m. man's name. G Boduognatus (Caesar)
    BODWOKATUS m. man's name. OI Bodbchad
    BOGGOS soft. I bog
    BOLGO- p.m. a tribal name. OI Fir Bolg G Belgae
    G Belgae shows dialectal E for O after labial (cf MONAQÎ, WORETOMÂROS)
    BOLGOS m. bag, belly. I bolg W bol(a) B bolc'h (flax husk) G *bolgo- LLat bulga (leather bag)

    BOLKOS m(?) mountain pass. W bwlch B boulc'h


    BONGET breaks, reaps. OI ·boing
    sub. BOKST OI ·bó ·bosar
    fut. BIBOKST OI s1 ·bibus
    perf.BEBOGE OI ·bobig ·chombaig
    pp. BOKTOS OI ·bocht
    vn BOGNIS f. I buain -BOGON n.
    BOKSMÄN n. piece, fragment. OI boim
    BOKTOS poor. I bocht
    cf ADBOGON, AREBOGON, ATE BONGET, KON BONGET, TO BONGET, WOBOGON
    BONUS n. base, basis, trunk. I bun W bôn
    BONUSEDON n. basis. I bunadh MW bonhed (noble ancestry)
    BORBOS foolish, rude. I borb
    BORGIT raises. W bwrw byri- (throws)
    BORROS swollen. I borr W bwrr G *borros Occ. borrar Fr bourrer
    BORWOS boiling. cf BERWET
    BORWÂ f. hot mud. G *borvâ Fr bourbe
    BORWON- m. local god at Bourbon. G deo Apollini Borvoni Fr Bourbon
    BORWETOMAGOS n. place name. G Borvetamagos Βορβητομαγος (Ptolemy) German
    Worms
    BOSTÂ f. palm of hand. I,W bos
    cf G *ambibostâ > ambostâ, the fill of both hands. Occ.(Bearn) mosta Cat. embosta
    Asturian ambueza Piemontese ambosta
    BOUDI n. victory, talent. I buaidh W budd B buz
    BOUDÎKOS victorious. W buddig
    BOUDÎKÂ f. woman's name. OBr Boudicca (Tacitus)
    BOUDIMAGLOS m. man's name. AOI Boidmal
    BOUS f. cow.
    S. N. BOUS I bó
    A. BOWÄN I boin (from sandhi form before vocalic auslaut)
    G. BOWOS I bó OI bóu
    D. BOWI
    P. N. BOWES I ba MW bu
    A. BOWÂS OI bú is a remodelling after the analogy of U stems
    G. BOWON OI báu
    D. BOUBIS I buaibh
    cf also W biw B bioù
    BOUGORTOS m. cowyard. W buarth
    BOUKÂ f. small cow. Hypocoristic BOUKKÂ W buwch MW buch B buoc'h C bugh
    BOUKKIATIS m. cowherd. OI Buchet (< Br)
    BOUKOLIS m. cowherd, lad. I buachaill W bugail B,C bugel
    BOURÊGON n. spancel. I buarach W burwy cf RIGET
    BOUSTON n. cow pasture. OI buas (wealth in cattle) CI boustom (ZCP 34.12) Castilian
    bustar Portuguese bostar
    BOUSWETOS m. boasting ("bull blowing"). OI buafad
    BOUTEGOS n. stable, cowshed. I bóitheach W beudy OB boutig
    BOUWINDÂ f. "she who has white cows", goddess and river name. Og Βουοuινδα
    (Ptolemy)
    AOI Boend I Bóinn
    BOWITRON n. road, cow track. I bothar W beidr (< I)
    BOUYALIÂ f. cow pen. I buaile cf YALUS
    BOWIOS pertaining to cows. cf AREBOWION
    BOWERON n cattle. I buar
    BOUTRON n. dung. I buachar (for *buathar) W budr (dirty)
    BOYÎ p.m. tribal name. G Βοιoι (Polybius)
    BOYODURON n. placename. G Βοιoδoυρoν (Ptolemy) German Beiderbach
    BOYORÎGS m. man's name. G Boiorix (Livy)
    BOYON n. profit. OI bae
    BOZDOS m. knob. I bod (penis) W both (hub of wheel) G *bottos Fr bout (end) bouton
    (button)
    BRÂDOS m. poetry. W brawddeg (sentence) cf BARDOS
    BRAGET farts, bellows. OI ·braig G *brag- Fr,Occ. braire (bray)
    perf. BEBRAGE OI bebraig
    vn. BRAKSMÄN n. I broim W bram C bramm G *bramman Occ.Cat. bramar (to bellow)
    BRAGANÂ f. carrion crow. W breuan
    BRÂGÄNTS m. throat. I brágha g brághad W breuant (windpipe) OB brehant C bryangen
    BRAGATS m (?) graveworm. W breuad
    BRANÂ f. crow. W,B bran G *branâ Basque bela
    BRANOS m. raven. I bran G *branos Basque belatz Og Brani W Bran
    BRANODÛNON n. place name. OBr Branoduno (ND)
    BRANOGALÂ f. man's name. OI Brangal
    BRANODUBUS m. man's name OI Brandub
    BRANOGENOS m. man's name. Og Branogeni
    BRANOGENION n. place name. OBr Βρανογενιον (Ptolemy)
    BRANOWIKES p.m. tribal name. G Brannovices (Caesar)
    BRÄNKÂ f. lie,falsehood. I bréag
    BRASSOS thick, big. OI,W bras B braz
    BRÂTÎR m. brother. I bráthair W brawd B breur C broder
    BRÂTRONOS m. man's name. G Bratronos
    BRATTOS m. cloak. I brat W brethyn (woollen cloth) Here? B brozh (skirt)
    BRÂTUS m. judgement. I bráth W brawd B breut (pleader) C bres G bratu- cf BARNAT,
    SUBRÂTIÛ
    BRÂWÛ f. quern. I bró g brón (OI broon) W breuan B brev OC brou
    BRAZDET harms, plunders. I brad- W brathu (to sting, stab)
    BRAZDÂ f. plunder. OI brat I broid
    BREMET roars. W brefu
    BRENDET bubbles forth. OI ·eprinn
    perf. BEBRONDE OI bebarnatar
    vn. BRÄNSSIÛ f. OI bréisiu cf EKS BRENDET, UKS BRENDET
    BRESTOS broken (break). I briseadh B bresañ (rumple) G *bressos Occ. bresar Fr briser
    sub. BRESÂT (break) OI ·bria
    BRESKUS fragile. I briosc B bresk cf ADBRESKIS
    BRÊTIS torn,holed. W brwyd
    BRÊTRON n. a tearing. I briathar (word) W brwydr (battle) cf EKSBRÊTRON
    BRÎGON n. strength, worth, power. I bríogh W,MB bri C bry G *brôgon OFr brif Occ. briu
    Italian brio
    BRÎGÂKOS m. man's name. OBr Briaci B Briek
    BRÎGOMAGLOS m. man's name. OBr Brigomaglos Briomaglus
    BRIGÄNTÎ f. dawn goddess. I Brighid OBr Brigantia (place name) OW bryeint W braint
    (privilege)
    BRIGÄNTÎNOS m. husband of Brigäntî, hence "king" AOI Brenden g. Brendin I Bréanainn
    (man's name < Br) MW breenhin W brenin C brentyn cf G Brigantinus Lacus
    BRIGÄNTES p.m. tribal name. G, OBr Brigantes
    BRIGÄNTION n. city of the Brigantes. G Brigantion CI Birigantio (on coin)
    BRIGODIOS fine, fair. I breaghdha
    BRIGS f. hill fort. OI brí g. breg W fry (upwards)
    BRIGÂ f. id. W,C,B bre (hill)
    BRIGNOS hilly. W bryn (hill) cf AREBRIGNOS
    BRIGÛ m. chief (of hill fort). OI Bregon (man's name) OI Brion g. Briuin (man's name <
    Br) OI bregu (prince, chief < Br)
    BRIGÛTS g. BRIGUTOS m. hospitaller (owner of hill fort?) OI briugu g. briugad
    BRIKKOS speckled, freckled. I breac W brych B brec'h (pock) G Briccus (man's name)
    BRIKKÂ f. speckled cow. G *brikká Poitevin breche
    BRIKTON BRIKTLON n. harm, magic. G bricto(m)
    BRIKTLIÛO m. magician. OI Bricriu (assimilation from *Bricliu, Bricre the poison-tongued)
    I Loch Bricleann (Bricre's lake)
    BRIKTLINIOS m. descendent of Briktliû. OI Briccirne
    BRIKTUS m. magic formula. I briocht G brixtia(EC 15.18O)
    BRITÂ f. judgement. I breath
    BRÎWÂ f. bridge. G Briva -briva
    BRÎWATIS f (?) place name. G *Brîvati- LLat. Brivas Occ. Briude
    BRÎWODURON n. place name. G Brivoduro (TP) Fr Briare
    BRODÎNÂ f. hotel for travellers. I bruidhean
    BROKKOS m. badger. Og Brocc Broci I broc W broch B broc'h
    BROKKOMAGLOS m. man's name. OBr Brohomagli OW,OB Brocmail MW Brochvael
    BROKSÂ f. witch, enchantress. Occ. bruèissa Cat. bruixa cf BRIKTLON
    BROMBÂKOS m. foal. I bromach
    BRONDÎS p.f. breast. I bruinne
    BROZDOS m. goad, spike. I brod
    BRUGNON n (?) sorrow. I brón W brwyn
    BRUKTUS m. belch. OI brucht I brúcht G *bruktus Fr bruit Occ. bruch/bruit (noise)
    BRUSNÂT injures, damages, spoils. OI brondaid cf DÎ BRUSNÂT
    BRUSÎT id. OI bru- G *brusî- OFr bruisier (bruise)
    BRUSOS brittle, fragile. W brau
    BRÛSUS wounded, bruised. W briw
    BRUSÛ g. BRUSNOS f. belly, lap. I brú W bron B bronn
    BRUTUS m. heat, boiling. I bruth W brwd B broud cf BERWET
    BRUTUS m. weight. OI bruth
    BRUWES p. eyebrows, edge. OI brú G *bruvâ Occ. bròa (edge)
    BRUWÂKON n (?) edge. OI bruäch I bruach SG bruthach
    BUDÂ BUDIÂ f. desire. I buidhe (thanks) W bodd C both
    BUDAROS deaf. I bodhar W byddar B bouzar C bothar
    BUDLINION n. wound,blow. I buille cf BEUDLIT
    BUNDET announces. OI ·boind cf AD BUNDET, UKS BUNDET
    sub. BEUTST OI ·bó ·bois
    fut. BIBUTST OI ·opus
    perf. BUBOUDE OI ·bobuid
    vn. -BOUDON n. BUSSUS m.
    BUSSUGNÂTOS m. man's name. G f Bussugnatae
    BUSSUMÂROS m. man's name. G Bussumarus (Boii)
    BUNDOS m. ground, sole of foot. I bonn
    BÛSTIS f. tree trunk. G *bústis Occ. bust
    BUTÂ f. hut, dwelling. I both G *butâ Dauphinois boyé Aostan buata
    BUTÂT frightens. cf AD BUTÂT, WO BUTÂT

    DABUKÂ f. vat, tub. I dabhach


    DAGOS good. OI dag- I deagh- W,B,C da G dago-
    DAGODUBNOS m. man's name. G Dagodubnus
    DAGODURNOS m. man's hame. G Dagodurnus
    DAGODÊWOS m. the shaman god. I Daghdha
    DAGOMÂROS m. man's name. G Dagomarus
    DAGORÎGS m. man's name. OBr Daari G Dagorigi
    DAGOWOSTOS m. man's name. G Dagovassus
    DAKRU n. tear. OI dér I deor W deigr MB dazrou B daerou C dager
    DÂLON n. share. OI dál (share, tribe)
    DÂLÎT vn DÂLIS f. divides,disperses. OI ·dáli I dáil
    cf KON DÂLÎT, TO DÂLÎT, WO DÂLÎT
    DAM- house,home. OI d. daim (Celtica 1.332ff) cf AREDAMON, KONDEMÂ
    DÂMÂ f. company, suite, following. I dámh
    DÂMOS m. son in law. W daw p. dofion B deuñv C def
    DAMATON n. tame animal (Brit. sheep). W dafad B dañvad C davas
    DAMET leaves, grants, lets. OI ·daim cf AD DAMET, WO DAMET
    sub. DAMÂT OI ·dama
    fut. DIDAMÂST (?) OI ·didma
    perf. DÂMER OI ·dámair
    pp. DÄNTOS OI ·dét
    vn. DÄNTIÛ f. OI déitiu -DAMON n.
    DÄNTLIOS bold. OI détlae
    DAMNÂT tames. I damhnadh
    DAMNION n. material. I damhna W defnydd B danvez cf WIRODAMNOS
    DAMOS m. stag. I damh G *damos Fr daim Occ. dam
    DAMONÂ f. hind goddess. G deo Apollini Borvoni et Damonae
    DAMUS piled up.
    DAMUKÂ f. sandbank. I dumhach
    DANÂT comforts. OI ·donaimm donad danad cf DÎ DANÂT
    DAMGINOS firm. I daingean W dengyn
    DÄNT n. tooth. I déad W,B dant C dans
    DÂNÛ f. great river. (cf Sk, Avestan dânu-)
    DÂNUWION n. Danube. G Danuvium (Horace)
    DARIT copulates (cattle). OI dairid
    aor. DART OI ·dart
    vn. DÂRIS f. I dáir
    DARTIS f. heiffer. I dairt
    DARNON n (?) fragment. W darn
    DARUS m. oak tree. OI daur dair W dâr OC dar
    DARUKKÛS g. DARUKKUWOS (< DARU-KNÛS) f. acorn. OI derucc g. dercon
    (remodelled)
    I dearcán
    DARUWIDU n. oak wood. OI deruth daurauth
    cf DERWON, DRU-, DRUNOS
    DASSIS f. heap, rick. OI dais W das G *dassis Fr. tas
    DATLON n. assembly, lawsuit, meeting. I dál W dadl B dael
    DATU n. colour. I dath
    DAUNON n. praise poem. I duan
    DAWET ignites. OI dóïd vn dóüd I dódh SG dothadh cf ATE DAWET, KON DAWET
    DE truncated form of IDE which see. Also see under SO DE, YOM DE
    DEDET gives, puts. OI ·rat (perfect RODED>RODDE) G dede L tetu (EC 12.45O)
    cf Ê DET, KONDOS, KREDDET, MENDET, NI DET, RO DET
    DEDMÄN n. law. W deddf
    DEGÛ f. drink. OI deog I deoch
    DEGUÂTS f. id. W diod B died OC diot
    DEGUIS m. flame. Og Dego(s) OI daig g. dego MW de (fiery) cf DOGUIT
    DEKÄN ten. I deich W deg B,C dek
    DEKAMETOS tenth. I deachmhadh W deggfed B dekvet C degves G decametos CI
    tekametinas
    DEKÄN QE plus ten, -teen. OI deec I déag
    cf TRÎS KARBÄNTÎ DEKÄNQE thirteen chariots
    Goidelic TRÎS KARBENTÎ DEENQE
    Old Irish trí carbait deec
    Irish trí carbaid déag
    DEKÄNTO- p.m tribal name. OBr Decantorum Δεκανται (Ptolemy) MW Dygant
    DEKÄNTOWION n. place name. OBr arx Decantorum W Degannwy
    DEKNIS f. will, pleasure. I deoin
    DEKOS n. the best. OI dech cF EQODEKS, LUGUDEKS
    DÊKSÂ f. corn ear. I déas
    DEKSI to the right/south. I deas
    DEKSI MOI to my right. OI dessum
    DEKSISWELON n. clockwise. I deiseal cf SWELOS, TEUTISWELON
    DEKSIWOS, right-hand.
    DEKSIWÂ f. the right hand,south. OI desse MW deheu C dyghow B dehou G Dexsiva
    (goddess of oaths)
    DELGET vn -DELGON n. holds. OI coindelg W dal(a) dali- B derc'hel dalc'h- C dalh- G delgu
    (EC 13.54)
    DELGOS n. thorn. I dealg W dal(a) (sting)
    DELIS dear. I dil W dêl (smart, pretty) cf KONDELIS
    DELÛ f. figure. I dealbh W delw cf DLÛTOS, DOLWÎT, DUDELWIS
    DELWONIÎ p.m. tribal name. I Dealbhna
    DEMETO- p.m. tribal name. OBr Δημηται (Ptolemy) W Dyfed OE Deomadas
    DENSIS f. vassalry, tenantry. OI déis
    DERGOS dark-coloured. I dearg (red)
    Here? OI dergnat I dearnait dreancaide (flea) W dera (she-devil, giddiness)
    DERKET sees. I dearcadh cf AD DERKET, ÄNKONDERKIS, DRIKSKET, WRITKONDERKIS
    perf. DEDORKE OI ·condairc (KONDEDORKE)
    DERKON n. eye, eyesocket, hole, cave. I dearc
    cf W derch (exalted)
    DERNONOS m. palm of hand. I dearna g. dearnann (remodelled)
    DERWÊTÂ f. ringworm, shingles. W tarw(y)den MB dervoeden B deroueden G *dervetâ LLat
    derbita cf I deir id.
    DERWON n. oak. W derw B derv G *Dervon (place name) Lat Dervo Fr Der
    DERWERION n. oak grove. I dairbhre
    DERWOS sure, firm. I dearbh
    DERWONÂ f. oak goddess. G Fatis Dervonibus, Matronis Dervonnis
    DES yesterday. I indé W doe B dec'h OC doy
    DESNU n. high place. I dionn (cf Lat. fânum Oscan fêsnâ-)
    DEUKSLON n. due form, proper characteristics. I dual W dull
    DEUSÄNT n-. upper arm. OI doe g. doat
    DÊWOS m. god. I dia W duw B doue G devo-
    DÊWÂ f. goddess. OI g. dee. As river name: Og Οβοκα (Ptolemy read *Δηουα) OI Inber
    Dee OBr *Déva Δηουα (Ptolemy) W Dyfrdwy CI *Dévá Castilian Deba
    DÊWIOS divine. G diíiuion (EC 15.178)
    DÊWOBRIGS f. place name. CI *Dévobrigá Δεοβριγα (Ptolemy)
    DÊWODURON n. place name. G *Dévoduron Divoduri (Tacitus) Δουοδοuρον (Ptolemy)
    DÊWOGDONIO- gods and men. L teuoxtonio-
    DÊWOGNÂTOS m. man's name. G f Devognatae
    DÊWONÂ f. river name. OBr Δηουανα (Ptolemy) Devoni (Rav.) G Dîvona (Ausonius)
    Δουεονα (Ptolemy)
    DÊWOTARWOS m. man's name. G *Dêvotarvos Δηιοταρος
    DÎ from (preposition, preverb); negative prefix. I de dí- W,B di- C dy-
    with personal pronouns
    DÎ MOI OI dím DÎ SNÎS OI dínn
    DÎ TOI OI dít DÎ SWÎS OI díb
    DÎ YÛ(?) OI de DÎ YOBIS OI diïb
    DÎ YAI OI dí
    DÎADKORIS insurmountable. I deacair W diechyr cf ADKOROS
    DÎ AGET drives off. OI di·eblad
    DÎÂKIS slow, lazy. W diog B diek C dyec cf ÂKUS
    DÎAKRIS ignoble. OI diuir (trifling, petty) cf AKROS
    DÎ ÄNKET vn DÎÄNKON n. escapes. W dianc
    DÎATEBERIS irreproachable. I deithbhir (fitting, proper) cf ATEBERON
    DÎ BÂDIT vn DÎBÂDETUS m. destroys, extinguishes. OI do·bádi dibdud
    DI BÂSET vn DÎBÂSETON n. becomes extinct, dies out. OI do·beba I díobhadh
    Here? W difa (destroy)
    DÎ BEZGÎT vn DÎBEZGÎTUS m. throws. OI du·bidcet ·dibairg díbirciud
    DÎ BINAT vn DÎBIYON n. cuts off, destroys. OI timdiben timdibe
    DÎ BRUSNÂT wounds. OI do·bria vn diburndud
    DIDÂT melts, wastes away. OI ·deda cf KONDÂTIS
    DÎ DANÂT vn DÎDANATUS m. comforts, entertains. OI do·donaimm dídnad W diddanu OB
    didanuud C dythane
    DÎ ELLÂT vn DÎELON n. turns aside. OI do·ella I diall
    DÎ GABIT vn DÎGABAGLÂ f. takes away. OI do·gaibther I díoghbháil
    DÎGANDIS not scarce. I díoghainn cf GANDOS
    DIGÂTS m. black beetle. I deagha g. deaghadh
    DÎGALÂ f. vengeance. I díoghal W,B dial C dyal
    DIGENOS strong,compact. OI digen cf DINGET
    DÎ GLENDET vn DÎGLÄNSMÄN n. gleans. OI do·glinn I díoghlaim
    DÎ GNIYET vn DÎGNÎMUs m. does, makes. OI do·gní I déanamh
    DÎ GODIT vn DÎGEDIÂ f. begs pardon, deprecates. OI do·guid I díghdhe
    DÎGOUSOS n. the worst choice. OI dígu I díogha cf GEUSET
    DÎGOWIS not false. W diau cf GOWÂ
    DÎ KANET vn DÎKANTLON n. sings spells. OI di·cain I dícheadal
    DÎ KELET vn DÎKLITÂ f. hides. OI du·celtar dichleth
    DÎKORON n. difference. OI dechor
    DÎKOSQIS uncontrollable. OI díchoisc cf KON SEQET
    DÎ LEGÂT vn DÎLEKTUS m. destroys. OI do·lega MW dileith W diIe-
    DÎ LINAT vn DÎLÎTIS f. follows. MW dilit W dilyn-
    DÎ LOGIT vn DÎLOGETUS m. forgives. OI do·luigim I díolghadh
    DÎ MINAT vn DÎMIYON n. ?
    TO DÎMINAT vn TODÎMIYON n. makes fast, sets up( pillar) OI ·tuidmen tuidme
    DÎMOINIS without possessions. I díomhoin (useless, idle)
    DÎ NIGIT vn DÎNIGON n. washes clean. OI di·nig I díneach
    DINASTUS m. space of a day. OI denus
    DINGET kneads, shapes, forces into shape. OI ·dengar
    sub. DÊKST OI ·diassatar
    fut. DIDIKST OI ·didsiter
    perf. DEDOIGE OI dedaig
    pp. DIKTOS OI fortechtai
    vn. DINGIÂ f. OI dinge -DOIGON n.
    cf DIGENOS, ENDIGNIS, KLADODOIGON, KONDIKSIÛ, UKS DINGET, WER DINGET
    DINUT sucks. OI denait W dynu B denañ C dene
    perf. DEDE OI dith rel. dide
    vn. ? I deol
    DÎNUNTS m. lamb. OI dínu SG díonag
    DÎ RÂYET vn DÎRÂMUS m. goes away, comes down. OI di.ra do·rera díram
    DÎRÊDSMÄN n. cavalcade, great troop. I dírim cf RÊDET
    DÎREGUS straight. OI díriug I díreach cf REGET
    DÎ RETET serves. OI do·rimthirid vn timdirecht
    DI RIGET vn DÎRÊGON n. uncovers ,unties. OI du· rig dírech
    DÎ RINAT vn DÎRIYON pays (fine), recompenses. OI do·ren I díre W dirwy
    DÎROMÄNTON n. forgetting. I dearmhad cf RO MONITRO
    DÎROMÂRIS huge. OI derma(i)r W dirfawr cf MÂROS
    DÎ SAGIT vn DÎSAGITIS f. seeks, asks for. OI con·dieig cuindgid
    DISAR (?) n. earth. W daear B douar C dor
    DÎ SEDET: EKS DÎSEDET sits. W eistedd
    DÎSEDIS seatless, idle. OI déeid; abstract OI déess
    DÎSLIKTIS orphaned. OI dílechtae I díleacht cf SLIKTUS
    DÎ STLONDÎT vn DÎSTLONDÎTUS m. denies. OI do·sluindi díltud I diúltadh
    DÎ TONGET vn DÎTEGON n. denies by oath. OI do·thung dithech
    DÎ TUDET vn DÎTEUTSMÄN n. lapses, becomes forfeit. OI · díthat díthaim
    DÎ WEDET vn DÎWEDONÂ f. leads away. OI ·diat I tuidhidhean
    DÎWEDON n. end. OI diäd W diwedd
    DÎWERMENTIS without jealousy. AOI Diormit I Diarmaid cf WERMENTUS
    DÎ WIKEK vn DÎGALÂ f. avenges. OI do·fich
    DÎWOLOUTIS without property, gratuitous. I deolaidh cf WOLOUTON
    DÎWORÂTIS unable to stand as guarantor. I deoraidh (stranger, outsider) cf AREWORÂTOS
    DÎWOZDIS without length. I diúid (simple) cf WOZDOS
    DÎ YEMET vn DÎYÄNTIÛ f. protect. OI do·eim dítiu I dídean
    DIYÎUS m. day.
    S. N. DIYÎUS AOI diu I indiu W heddiw MB hiziu B hiriv
    A. DIYÎN OI dië de
    G. DIWOS AOI die dee OI dia
    D. DIWI
    P. N. DIYEWES W diau
    DLIGET has a right to. OI ·dlig I dligh- MW dly- B dle-
    sub. DLÊKST OI ·dlé
    pp. DLIKTOS OI ·dlecht
    DLIKTUS m. due, prerogative. OI dliucht
    DLIGETON n. entitlement. I dligheadh (law) W dyled (debt)
    DLUNGET splits. OI ·dloing cf EN DLUNGET
    fut. DIDLUKST OI ·dedlai
    perf. DEDLOUGE OI ·dedlaig
    pp. DLUKTOS OI dlochtae
    vn. DLUGIÂ f. I dluighe -DLOUGON n.
    DLUKTON n. bunch, wisp. I dlocht
    DLÛTOS compact, dense. I dlúth (abstract: dlús) G*dlútos Fr. dru
    cf DOLWÎT, DELÛ
    DOGUIT burns. W deifio B deviñ cf DEGUIS
    DOKLOS m. plait, tassel. I dual
    DOLION n. leaf. W dail B deil cf QENQEDOLÂ
    DOLINION n. small leaf. I duille
    DOLOS m. valley. W dôl
    DOLUS m. going. I dul
    DOLWÎT shapes, bewitches. I dolbh- doilbhthe
    DOLWÂ f. fiction, lie. OI dolb
    DOLWOS m. sorcery, shaping. I dolbh cf DELÛ, DLÛTOS
    DOMOS tame. W dof B doñv
    DONIOS m. man, person. I duine W dyn B,C den cf DÛ DONOS, DÊWOGDONIO-
    DONIORGENÂ f. murder. W dyniorn
    Note: Proto-Goedelic apparently had a by-form DOINOS cf OI doín (human being)
    DOINOS,
    I daoine (people) DOINIÎ, I daonda (human) DOINODIOS.
    DORBÂ f. small water worm. OI dorb duirb
    DORDOS m. noise, hum. I dord W dwrdd
    DRABON n. refuse, dung. OI drab cf OI drabarsluag (plebs)
    DRAGENOS m. thorn. I draighean W draen C dren B draen
    DRAGENÂKOS m. hedgehog. W draenog I gráinneog (< W)
    DRÄKSMÄN n. bundle, sheaf. I dream (group) B dramm (cf Gk. dragma)
    DRENGET climbs. OI dringid W dringo (cf Russian drjagátj)
    perf. DEDRONGE OI deblaing drebraing
    pp. DRÄNKTOS I dréacht (poem, extract)
    vn. DRÄNKSMÄN n. I dréim
    DRIBNOS furious, frantic. AOI drebene OI dremun
    DRIKSKET sees. cf DERKET, EKS DRIKSKET
    DRIKS f. face. I dreach W drych
    DRIKSMÂ f. face. B dremm
    DRISTIS f. briars. I dris W drysi B drez OC dreis
    DRISTIKKÛ g. DRISTIKKONOS m. satirist, lesser bard of third degree. OI drissiuc p.a.
    driscona (< *DRISTIKNÛ "briar-singer"?)
    DRITOS sparing. W dryd
    DRIWOS m. wren. W dryw I dreolán
    DRIWONOS m. wren. OI dreen SG dreathan
    DRU- great, strong. cf DARUS, DERWOS, DRUNOS
    DRUKANTOS m. bridge. OI drochat I droichead cf KANTOS
    DRUNEMETON n. great sanctuary. G Drunemeton (Strabo)
    DRUWIDS m. druid, magician. OI druí g. druad I draoi G p. δρυιδες
    cf WINDETRO
    DRUKOS bad. I droch- W drwg B drouk
    DRUKTUS m. dew. OI drucht I drúcht
    DRUNGOS m. troop. I drong OB drog(n) G *drungus LLat drungus
    DRUNOS firm. I dron cf DARUS, DERWON
    DRÛTOS lustful. I druth (abstract: drús) G *drûtos Occ. drut
    DRUSLION n. fragment, piece. W dryll MB druill G drullia
    DU/DÛ to. I do OW di MW y W i B da C dhe
    with personal pronouns:
    DU MOI OI dom dam DU SNÎS OI dún(n)
    DU TOI OI duit DU SWÎS OI dúib
    DU YÛ OI dáu dóu dó DU YOBIS OI doïb
    DU YAI OI dí
    DÛ g. DONOS f. place, earth. OI du g. don W Dôn (earth goddess)
    DONONÂ f. earth godaess. I Donann
    DU- badly. I do- W dy- cf SU-
    DUADKORIS ill-surmountable. OI doccair cf ADKOROS
    DUADWERIS ill-equipped. I daidhbhir (poor) cf ADWERON
    DUBAGNOS m. man's name. Og Dovagni I Dubhán OBr Dobagni cf DUBUS
    DUBNOS deep. OI domun I domhain W dwfn B doun C down cf RODUBNÂ
    DUBNOS m. world. I domhan cf ANDUBNOS
    DUBNÂKOS m. man's name. G Dubnacus Dumnacus (Hirtius)
    DUBNOGARTOS m. man's name. OI Domangart
    DUBNOGENOS m. man's name. Og Domngen Domnginn OI Domaingen OBr
    Dumnogeni W Dyfnien
    DUBNOKOWÎROS m. man's name. G Dumnocoveros Dubnocove(ros)
    DUBNONES p.m. tribal name. OI Domnainn g. Domnonn OBr Dumnonii W Dyfneint
    DUBNORÎGS m. man's name. G Dumnorigi Dubnoreix (Caesar)
    DUBNOTALUS m. man's name. G Dubnotali Dumnotali
    DUBNOWALOS m. man's name. I Domhnall W Dyfnwal
    DUBNOWELLAUNOS m. man's name. G Dumnobellau(nus) Dubno(ella)unos
    DUBROS dark. I dobhar
    DUBROS m. water. I dobhar W dwfr C dour B dour
    DUBRÂ f. river name. OBr Dubris (Dover) G Dubra (Rav) German Tauber
    DUBROKÛ m. otter. I dobharchú W dyfrgi B dourgi
    DUBROSENTUS m. valley. W dyffryn
    DUBUS black. I dubh W,B du G Dubis (river Doubs, Caesar)
    DUBUNÂ f. the Black Goddess. Og mucoi Dovvinias OI Corco Duibne I Corca Dhuibhne
    DUBUTÂKOS ns. man's name. I Dubhthach
    DUBUWIDU n. black wood. I Dubhadh (place name)
    DUDELWIS ill-shaped. OI dodeilb cf DELÛ
    DUERQIS wretched. I duairc cf ERQOS
    DUKOSQIS ill-controlable. I dochoisc cf KON SEQET
    DUKOROS m. hurt, harm. I dochar cf KOROS
    DUKTÎR f. daughter. OI der/dar - G duxtir
    DÛLIS f. element. I dúil
    DÛNON n. fort. I dun W dinas G -dûnon cf DURON, DÛROS, DWOOS
    DÛNOGALÂ f. man's name. OI Dúngal
    DÛNOGUSTUS m. man's name. OI Duúngus
    DÛNOKATUS m. man's name. I Dúnchadh OBr Dunocati W Dingad
    DÛNOLENGÂ f. man's name. OI Dúnlang
    DÛNOMÂROS m. man's name. G Dunomarus
    DÛNOSEDON n. camp, hosting. I dúnadh
    DUQRITIS ugly, ill-shaped. I dochraidh W dybryd cf QRITUS
    DURNOS m. fist. I dorn W dwrn B dorn cf AREDURNON, ÄMBIDURNOS
    DURNÂKOS m. man's name. G Durnacus
    DURNOMAGOS n. place name. G Durnomago (IA) German Dormagen
    DURON n. fort. G -duron cf DÛNON, DÛROS, DWOOS
    DUROBRÎWÂ f. fort bridge (place name). OBr Durobrivas Durobrivis (IA)
    DUROKASSÎS p.m. tribal name. G Durocassis (TP) Fr Dreux
    DUROTRIGES p.m. tribal name. OBr Δουροτριγες (Ptolemy)
    DÛROS firm, sure. I dúr W dir cf DÛNON, DURON, DWOOS, KONDÛRATUS
    DUSÎNONÂ f. bad weather. I doineann cf SÎNÂ
    DUSNOS brown. I donn W dwn
    DUSNOGALÂ f. man's name. I Donnghal
    DUSNOGUSTUS m. man's name. I Donnghus
    DUSNOKATUS m. man's name. I Donnchadh
    DÛSSIOS m. incubus. G *dûssios LLat dusius
    Here? Basque tusuri (devil). cf DWÂSSETRO
    DUSTOS m. shrub. I dos
    DUTONKETON n. ill luck. OI dodcad cf TONKETON
    DÛTUKÎ f. native place, place of origin. I dúthaig cf KINÂDÛTUKÎ
    DUWIROS low-born. I daor cf WIROS
    DWÂU two.
    M.NA. DWÂU OI dáu dá I dó dá W dau B daou C dow
    F.NA. DWAI OI di W dwy B diou C dyw
    Ne.NA. ? OI da
    G. ? OI da
    D. ? OI dib
    DWÂU DEKÄN, DWÂU ... DEKÄNQE twelve OI dá .. déag W deuddeg B daouzek
    C dewthek
    DWÊ- double. OI dé-
    DWÊBLOS double. OI diabul
    DWÊKALEDONIOS of the two Caledonias. OBr Δουηκαληδονιος (Ptolemy)
    DWÊRÊDÂ f. two-wheeled chariot. OI dériad
    DWÊYEMESTOS having two handles. I deimheas (shears) cf YEMOS
    DWÊSESSÂ f. two persons. I dias g. deise SG dithis
    (cf Hamp Eriu 33.178-9 *DWISAD-TÂ > dias *DWISADIO- > déide)
    DWÂSSETRO is mad. OI dásthir I vn dásacht cf DÛSSIOS (cf OE dwáes OHG twás, fool)
    DWEETS f. smell, smoke. I dé g. diadh
    DWEETÂKOS smoky. I deathach (smoke)
    DWÊNOS fast, sudden. I dian
    DWÎTUS m. end, death. I díth
    DWOOS m. rampart. OI doe duae dua cf DÛNON, DURON, DÛROS, KNUWODWOOS

    Ê backwards (preverb) cf Ê DET, Ê TONGET


    EBUROS m. (1) yew (2) cow parsnip. (1) I iobhar G *eburos Briançonnais evur (2)
    SG (f)iubhrán W efwr B evor G *eburos ιουμβαροuμ (Dioscorides)
    EBURÂKON n. place name. OBr Εβoρακoν (Ptolemy) W Caerefrog
    EBUROBRIGS f. place name. G Eburobriga (TP) Fr Avrolles
    EBURODÛNON n. place name. G Ebureduno (TP) Fr Yverdon
    EBUROMAGOS n. place name. G Eburomagi (TP) Occ. Bram
    EBURONES p.m. tribal name. G Eburones Caesar)
    EBURONOS m. shaman god. OI Ebron (glé fo Erc n-Ebron) cf IWOGABLOS
    EBUROWIKES p.m. tribal name. G Eburovices (Caesar) Fr Evreux
    ED- foot. p.n. ÂDES G αδες (Hesychius) cf ENIEDON, ÎSSU
    EDIS m. fetter. OI id
    EDON n. space, intervaI. OI ed I feadh (ZCP 31.22ff)
    EDSKÛTO- shoe ("foot leather"). W esgid OC eskit
    ED introductory particle occupying second place in the main clause of a sentence. Fully
    attested in
    Old Irish, remains in Welsh, attested in Gaulish. G buet-id (EC 15.184) .
    Attestation in Irish:
    (1) when there is no preverb:
    ·KARAST ED OI carais (he loved)
    ·TÂYET ED MOI OI táithium (it is to me, I have it)
    (2) when there is a preverb:
    ·RO ED ·KARAST OI ro.car (he has loved)
    ·TO ED ·BERET OI do·beir (he brings)
    ·NÎ ED ·TOBERET OI ní.tabair (he does not bring) :
    (3) when there is both preverb and object pronoun
    ·RO ED ME ·KARAST OI rom.char (he has loved me)
    ·RO ED SIYÄN ·KARAST OI ros.carthe (he has loved her)
    After a preverb ending in a consonant and before a pronoun object beginning in a vowel the
    elision
    ED>D apparently took place in proto-Goidelic:
    ·WER ED EM ·KANET > ·WERDEM ·KANET OI fort.cain (teaches him)
    ·KON ED E ·ÄNKET > ·KONDE ·ÄNKET OI cond.icc (he can do it)
    ·EKS ED E ·BERET > ·EKSDE ·BERET OI at.beir (he says it)
    This elided form then spread by analogy to other structures with the same preverbs:
    ·WER ED ME ·KANET > ·WERDEDME ·KANET OI fordom.chain (teaches me)
    ·WER ED SÛS ·KANET > ·WERDESÛS ·KANET OI forda.cain (teaches them)
    After a preverb ending in a vowel and before the pronoun objects EM and E (cf SO) ED was
    apparently dropped in proto-Goidelic:
    ·RO ED EM ·KARAST > ·RO EM KARAST OI ra.car (has loved him)
    ·RO ED E ·KARAST > ·RO E ·KARAST OI ra.char (has loved it)
    ED- to eat. pres.s3 ESS W ys (scratches)
    sub. ESSETRO OI eser estir
    fut. IESST OI ·íss I íos-
    perf. EODE OI ·uaid s2 dood I duaidh
    pp. ESSOS OI ·does eisib
    Irish shows present forms based on *ETET OI ithid I ithe
    Ê DET shuts. I iadh- cf DEDET
    EDÛS g. EDUNOS f. birth pangs. OI idu g. idan
    ÊGET vn ÊGETUS m. bellows, shouts, groans. OI éigid I éigheamh iacht (groan, sigh)
    cf WO ÊGET
    EKS out of (preposition, preverb) I a W e(ch)-
    with personal pronouns:
    EKS TOI OI essiut
    EKS YÛ(?) AOI es I as EKS YOBIS OI essib
    EKS YAI OI essi
    EKSÂKIS blunted, ripe. B eok ef ÂKUS
    EKS BÂDIT, DÎ EKSBÂDIT extinguishes. W diffodd C dufyth
    EKS BALLET strikes out.
    EKS ED E BAILET "strikes it out", dies. OI at·baill ·epil vn epeltu
    EKS BERET vn EKSBERTÂ f. says. OI as·beir ·epir epert I abairt cf BARNAT
    EKS BERET vn EKSBRITIS f. DÎ EKSBERET vn DÎEKSBRITIS f. defends. W diffryd C dyffres
    EKS BINAT vn EKSBIYON n. cuts wood. OI du·epenar I eibe
    EKSBIYÄNTÎ pruning hook. OI eipit
    EKS BRENDET vn EKSBRÄNSSIÛ f. gushes out. OI do·eprinn OI tepresiu g. teipersen
    EKSBRÊTRON n. a tearing apart. W ffrwydro (explode) cf BRÊTRON
    EKSBRÎWÄNT n. well, source. I tiobra g. tiobrad cf BERWET
    EKS DRIKSKET looks at. W edrych
    EKS ETET flies out. W ehedeg ehed-
    EKSGALIS fearful. I eagail cf GALÂ
    EKS GEUSET vn EKSGUSTIÛ f. wishes. OI ad·go aicsu
    EKS GLENDET vn EKSGLÄNSSMÄN n. examines. OI as·glinn I eaglaim
    EKS GNINUT vn EKSGNOYON n. finds out, gets to understand. OI asa·gninain I eagna
    (wisdom, knowledge)
    EKS IBET drinks up. aor. EKS IBEST OI ·essib
    EKSKARANTS m. enemy. W esgar cf KARANTS
    EKS KELET vn EKSKLITIS f. avoids. OI ·reccell (leg. ·reccelt) he avoided
    WO EKSKELET vn WOEKSKLITIS f. avoids, is wary of. MW gochel- gochlyt
    EKSKENGOS m. man's name ("out-stepper"? cf KENGET) G Escingos f. Εσκεγγαι
    EKSKENGOMAGOS n. place name. G Εξσκιγγομαγον (Strabo)
    EKSKENGOMÂROS m. man's name. G Excingomarus
    EKSKENGORÎGS m. man's name. G Esciggorix
    EKSKENGOWLATIS m. man's name. G Escengolatis
    EKS KRINET vn EKSKRIYON n. withers up.
    WO EKSKRINET vn W(O)EKSKRIYON n. fails. OI fo·feiscren feiscre
    EKS LUWET EKSLUWETUS m. escapes, goes away. OI as·lui élud I éalódh
    EKS MEDITRO refuses, fails, is wary of. OI emid I féimheadh
    WO EKSMEDITRO refuses, denies, omits. OI fo(r)·émid W gomedd
    EKSNERTIS weak. I éinirt cf NERTON
    EKSOBNIS fearles. OI essamain G Exobni Exsomnus cf OBNÂ
    EKSONGIS wide. MW ehang W eang B enk cf WEREKSONGIS
    EES ORGET vn EKSORGENÂ f. strikes. OI as·oirc essarcon I easargain
    EKS REGET vn EKSREGIÂ EKSREGNIS f. rises. OI at·roig (with infixed pronoun *EKS D E
    REGET) I éirghe MW dwyre- dwyrein W dwyrain (east, sunrise)
    ARE EKSREGET rises, exalts. MW arwyre-
    KON EKSREGET rises. OI con·erig I coméirghe
    EKS RIGET vn EKSRÊGON n. unbinds.
    DÎ EKSRIGET vn DÎEKSRÊGON n. strips. OI do·erged I déarach
    EKS RINAT vn EKSRIYON n. repays, expends. OI as·ren. I éaraic éiric (remodelled)
    EKS SEKET cuts off. OI do·esc I teascadh W twysgo B teskañ (glean, gather)
    EKS SEMET vn EKSSÄNTIÛ f. pours out. OI do·esaim teistiu
    EKSSTORIS f. litter, straw. I easair cf STRINÂT
    EKS TONGET vn EKSTEGON n. refuses. OI as·toing I eiteach
    sub. EKS TEKST OI s2 ·ettis
    EKTAMOS outermost. W eithaf cf EKS
    EKTEROS outside, exterior. I eachtar
    EKTRI but, except, outside of. I acht W eithr
    ELANÎ ELÄNTÎ r. doe. I eilid W elain cf LOMBINÂ
    ELÄMBIÛ f. deerslaying (??). G Elembiu (name of a month)
    ELLÂ f. herd. OI ell
    ELGOS n. west, sunset. OI Elg (Irelana) (cf Iranian arzah n. the west)
    ELGORÎGION n. a tribal name. OI Elgraige
    ELLÂT goes. OI ·ella cf AD ELLÂT, DÎ ELLÂT, SEQOMÎ ELLÂT
    sub. ELÂT OI ro·lá ·rala MW el C ello B yelo
    fut. IBLÂST OI eblaid
    vn. -ELON n.
    ELOSOS m. swan. OI p.a. elu I eala (cf Lat. olor)
    Here? W alarch B alarc'h id.
    ELOWIDÛ f. knowing how to do. I ealadha g. ealadhan (art) cf LÂYET
    ELUKOS m. paean. OI ilach ulach W elwch (< OI)
    ELUS much, many. OI il I iol- cf LÂNOS
    LÎYÛS ne. LÎIS more. I lia W lliaws B lies (much)
    cf OI lir (as many as)
    EMBI reflexive preverb. W ym- (Eriu 28.145f)
    EMBI BERET vn EMBIBERTÂ f..plies, practises, plays. OI imb·beir I imirt
    EMBI KORITRO vn EMBIKOROS m. brings, carries. OI imme·churetar I iomchar
    EMBÎTS f. passage. OI imbath (narrow sea) cf BÎTS
    ÊMIS prompt, timely. I éimh (cf ON fimr)
    EN in, into (preposition, preverb). I i W yn G in
    ENÂKON n. marsh. I eanach cf ONO-
    ENDIGNIS f. anvil. OI indeoin I inneoin cf DINGET
    EN DLUNGET vn ENDLOUGON n. splits. OI in·dlung as·dloing I ionnlach
    EN GABIT vn ENGABAGLÂ f. reproaches. OI in·gaib ingabál
    DÎ ENGABIT vn DÎENGABAGLÂ f. wards off, repels. OI ·dingaib I diongbháil
    EN GNINUT vn ENGNOYON n. knows. OI ·enggnatar engne
    EN GRENDET vn ENGRÄNSSMÄN n. persecutes. OI ad·greinn ingreimm
    ENI inside (preposition, preverb). CI eni
    ENIALTÎ f. maidservant ("reared in the house"). I ionailt cf ALET
    ENIBOUDIOS m. man's name. G Eniboudius
    ENIBUTÂ f. right/due time. I ionbhaidh cf BIYET
    ENIEDON n. place. OI ined I ionad inead cf EDON
    ENIGENÂ f. girl. Og inigena I inghean cf GANITRO
    ENIGENOS m. man's name. G Enigenus Enignus
    ENIQÂ ne.p. face. OI enech d. inchaib OW enep W wyneb B,OC eneb (Eriu 25.261f)
    For W wyneb cf ERQOS.
    ENIQOKLUTS f. honour ("face fame"). OI eneclann eneclainn (< *eneclú g. eneclann)
    ENIQENNI n. brain. I inchinn cf ENQENNION, QENNON
    ENI SWETET vn ENISWETON n. blows into, inspires. OI do.infet I tinfeadh
    ENISTÎ f. island. I inis W ynys B enez cf ENSTÎ, RIKISTÎ
    ENISESKOLANDÂ f. clearing in the sedges, place name. I Ineasclann, Droim Ineasclainne
    ENITEQON n. journey, path. OI intech cf TEQET
    ENITOGON n. sheath, scabbard. AOI intech cf TOGIT
    ENIWÊTROS m. bowels. OI inathar (< *ENUWÊTROS) cf WINAT
    EN KORITRO vn ENKOROS m. arranges. OI in·cuirither I eagar
    ENKOSQON n. aspect. I éagosc cf ROSQOS
    ENKTUS m. slaying. OI écht cf ÄNKEWES
    EN LUNGET vn ENLOUGON n. puts in, furnishes with livestock. OI in·loing I eallach
    (livestock)
    ENQENNION n. brains. W ymennydd B empenn C ympynnyin cf ENIQENNI QENNON
    EN QISET vn ENQISTIÛ f. sees. OI do·écai ·déci déicsiu
    EN QRINAT buys up. OI in·cren
    ENSEDON n. war chariot. G essedum cf SEDET
    EN SEKET cuts into/off. I éisceadh
    ENSKIYON n. moon ("the shadowy one"). OI éisce ésca I éasca cf SKÂTUS
    EN SNADET vn ENSNADÂ f. inserts, grafts. OI in·snadat esnid
    ENSTÎ f. track. I éis cif ENISTÎ, RIKISTÎ
    EN TAUSET hears. OI in·tuaisi vn éitsecht I éisteacht
    EN TÂYET obtains. OI ad·cota ·éta vn éit I féad-
    EN TÊGET goes in.
    KON ENTÊGET vn KOMENTIKTÂ f. accompanies. OI con·éitgim comitecht I cuideachta
    ENTET kindles. cf ÄNDE ENTET
    ENTERIÂ f. suretyship. OI aitire I oidire
    ENTOGON n. clothing. I éadach cf TOGIT
    ENTRI between I eidir OW ithre B e(n)tre C yntre
    with personal pronouns:
    ENTRI ME OI etrum ENTRI SNÎS OI etrunn I eadrainn
    ENTRI TE OI etrut ENTRI SWÎS OI etruib I eadraibh
    ENTRI EM OI etir itir I idir ENTRI SÛS OI etarru I eatarra
    EN WEDET, TO EN WEDET marries. W dyweddio C domethy B dimezin
    EN WÊDET tells.
    EN KOWIDE he told. OI ad·cuaid in·cuaid ·éicdid
    EN KOWÊSSÛ I tell (subj.) OI at·chous ·écius
    EN WERET vn ENWERON n. grazes. I inbhear
    EQOS m. horse. I each G epo-
    EQÂLOS m. colt. W,OC ebol B ebeul
    EQODEKS m. man's name. AOI Echuid OI Eochaid g. Echdach cf DEKOS
    EQODIO- p.m. tribal name. OI Eichde, Aird Echdaei (Eriu 2.32) OBr Επιδιοι (Ptolemy)
    EQONÂ f. horse goddess. G deae Eponae
    EQORÊDÂ f. cavalry. AOI echredd I eachradh cf RÊDET
    EQORÊDIÂ f. place nnme. G Επορηδια (Strabo) Piemontese Ivrea
    EQORÊDIS running like a horse. W ebrwydd (swift)
    EQORÊDORÎGS m. man's name. G Eporedorix (EC 13.125)
    EQORÎGS m. man's name. OI Echrí
    EQOSAGITRO steals horses. W epa
    EQOSMERTÂ f. rut in horses. I eachmairt cf SMERTÂ
    EQOSÎLON n. offspring. W epil
    EQOSUGNÂTOS m. man's name. G Εποσογναtος (Polybius)
    EQOTEGERNOS m. man's name. OI Echthigern
    EQOWIKS m. man's name. OI Eochu g. Echach
    EQIGNOS m. man's name. Og Eqqegni OI Echén
    ERAMOS slow. W araf
    ÊRAN ÊRAM- behind, after, to the west of. I iar (TO ÊRAN OI tiar I thiar, west, behind)
    with personal pronouns:
    ÊRAM YÛ OI iarum ÊRAM YOBIS OI iarmaib
    as preverb:
    ÊRAMÎ ED WOSAGIT OI iarmi·foig (asks)
    ÊRAMÎ SO WOSAGIT OI iarma·foich (who asks)
    ÊRAMWOSAGITIS f. OI iarfaigid I fiafraighidh (asking)
    ÊRAMAWIOS m. great-grandson. OI iarmua
    ÊRAMBALLOS m. rear-member, tail. OI erball I earball
    ÊRANTIGION n. result, offspring. OI iardaige iartaige cf TIGU-
    ERBÂ f. cow. OI erb
    ERGET goes. imp. ERGE I eirg (go!)
    ERI- around.
    ERIITUS m. edge,circumference. OI iriud I feireadh cf ITOS
    ERIRETS m. chariot fighter ("runner round") OI eirr g. erred p.d. errethaib cf RETET
    From early Irish sources it is clear that the war chariot (KARBÄNTOS) was manned by
    two men, the charioteer (AREWEDS) and the warrior (ERIRETS). On arrival at the place
    of combat the warrior left the chariot and fought on the ground ("ran around" the chariot).
    ERISAMOS furthest. OI irem
    ERISTÂ f. belief. OI iress I iris cf AMERISTÂ
    ERIYÛS n. ERIYOS further. OI iriu ire
    ERKOS speckled, m. trout. OI erc W erch
    ERKUNÎ f. Harz mountains. G *Erkunî Lat Hercynia (Caesar)
    ERIROSTOS m. moory foreland. AOI eirros I iorras cf ROSTOS
    ERNAT grants,gives. OI ernes
    sub. ERÂT OI ·áera (read ·era)
    fut. IBRÂST OI ebarth-i ebarthir
    perf. ÎRE OI ·ír
    pp. RATOS OI ·rath
    vn. RATON n. I rath W rhad cf RÂTÂ, RATON
    ÊROS m. grandchild, descendent. W wyr cf Ê
    ÊROTEROS behind, western I iarthar (the west) cf Ê
    ERQOS n. heaven, sky. Og Eracias Erca Erccias OI erc W wybr B ebr (cf Sk arká- ray)
    OI Elcmar (judge of the gods, sky god; for *Erc Már)
    For W wybr cf ENIQÂ
    ERQAGNOS m. man's name. Og,OBr Ercagni (< Og)
    ERQOLENGÂ f. man's name. AOI Ercleng OBr Ercilingi (< Og)
    ERQOWIKS m. man's name Og Ercaviccas
    ERROS m. tail, arse. I earr
    ERUROS m. eagle. I iolar W eryr MB erer B,C er
    ERUTI last year. OI innuraid I anuraidh cf WETSÎ
    ESAR n. blood. W gwyar (< *wyar)
    ÊSKOS m. fish. I iasc cf ISKÄNT
    ESOKS m. salmon. OI eo é g. iach W eog B eok OC ehoc G *esoks LLat. esox
    ESOLOS m. path, direction. OI éol (direction, district) I eol eolas (knowledge) W heol B heul
    ESOLOSAGS m. path seeker, guide. OI éola (expert)
    EST is.
    pres.ind. s1 ESMI OI am W wyf MB ouff B oun C of
    s2 ESI OI at W wyt MB out C os (all from *ESI + TÛ)
    s3 EST W yw B eo C yu +ED I is W ys +SO OI as
    ESMOS +ED OI ammi
    SENT +ED OI it W ynt OW hint B int C yns +IYOI OI ata
    imperf.ind. s3 ESÂT W oedd B oa C o
    ÊSTLÂ f. leash, thong, flock of birds. I iall
    ESUS good. cf SU-
    ESUGENOS m. man's name. W Owain G Esugeni
    ETET vn. -ETON n. flies. OI ·etha W ehed-
    cf AD ETET, ATE ETET, EKS ETET, TO ETET, WO ETET
    ETÄNTÎ f. flying creature. OI ethait I feithide (insect)
    ETAR n. bird. W adar
    ETANÎ f. wing. W adain OB attanoc (winged)
    ETNOS m. bird. I éan W edn B evn ein MB ezn C ethen
    ETNÎT treads (cock). OI iunaid
    cf W adaf (wing) I eite (wing, fin) OI eithre (tail)
    ETI (QE) and. G etic eððic
    Ê TONGET vn ÊTEGON n. perjures himself. I éitheach
    ÊTU n. grazing land. I iath
    EUGÂ f. interment. I uagh (grave)
    EUGSLÂ f. mourning. OI uall
    EUKTUS m. cold. OI uacht I fuacht cf UGROS
    EUTUS m. fear, horror. I uath
    EWELÂ f. cheek, mouth. OI oal g. óile

    GABIT takes. OI ·gaib I gabh- W gaf-


    sub. GABÂT OI ·gaba
    aor. GABEST -OI gabais ·gab
    ppp. GABETOS OI ·gabad
    vn. GABAGLÂ i. OI gabál I gabháil W gafael C gavel
    G *gabaglâ Fr javelle Occ gavèla (swathe of corn)
    GABALÎ f. tongs. W gefail
    cf AD GABIT, DÎ GABIT, EN GABIT, EKS GABIT, KON GABIT, UKS GABIT, WO GABIT
    GÂBÎTUS m. trouble. I gábhadh W gofid
    GABLOS m. fork, gallows. I gabhal W gafl B gaol G *gablos LLat gabulus
    GABROS m. goat. I gabhar W gafr B gavr C gaver
    GABROMAGOS n. place name. G Gabromago (IA)
    GABRORÎGIO- tribal name. OI Gabrige
    GABROSENTUS m. goats' path, place name. OBr Gabrosenti (ND)
    GAGAROS m. hound ("barker"). OI gagar I gadhar cf GARIT
    GAISOS m. spear. OI gáe I ga G gaiso- LLat gaesum
    GAISATIS m. spearman. G Gaisatai
    GAISOSKÊTON n. armour and weapons. I gaisceadh
    GAISSÄNTÎ f. coarse bristly hair. I gaoisid (cf Gk χαιτη, mane; Av. gaisa- tress)
    GAITOS wise. I gaoth (abstract: gaos)
    GALÂ steam, courage. I gal cf EKSGALIS
    GALATOS m. Gaul, Galatian. G Galatos Gk Galatai Lat Galatae
    GALOGÄNTÂ f. act of violence. OI galgat cf GONIT
    GALARON n. sicknes. W galar B glac'har
    GALIOS m. stomach, digestion. OI gaile I goile
    GALLOS m. stone. I gall gallán G * gallos OFr gal Fr galet
    GAMINOS m. skin, hide. OI gaimen cf TOGAMINOS
    GÄNDET fits into. OI ro·geinn W genni gann- s3 gain
    GANDOS scarce. I gann cf DÎGANDIS
    GANSIS f. goose. OI géis (swan)
    GÄNSET vn GÄNSMÄN n. roars. OI géis- I géim
    GANITRO is born. OI ·gainethar
    sub. GENÂTRO OI ·genar
    fut. GIGENÂSETRO OI ·gignethar
    perf. GEGNER OI ·génair
    cf W geni gan- B genel
    cf ÄNDOGANON, ATEGANON, ADGENETON, ENIGENÂ, GENÄN, GENETÂ,
    GENETÂKOS, GNÂTOS
    GARANOS m. crane. W,B,OC garan G -garanus
    GARGOS rough. I garg G *gargos Basque garratz
    GARIT calls. OI ·gair I goir-
    sub. GARÂT OI ·gara
    fut. GIGRÂSET OI ·géra
    aor. GART OI ·gart
    pp. GRITOS OI ·rograd
    vn. GARSMÄN n. I gairm W,B garm GÂRIS f. I gáir W gawr
    GARION n. W gair B ger (word)
    cf AD GARIT, ÄNDE GARIT, ÄMBI GARIT, ARE GARIT, GAGAROS, KON GARIT, UKS
    GARIT, WRIT GARIT
    GARRÂ f. shank. W,B garr G *garrá Occ.Cat. garra (hough, fetlock joint)
    GARUS short. I gair
    GARWOS rough. I garbh W garw B garv G *garvos LLat garba (sort of hardened earth)
    GASTON n. stalk. I gas
    GAZDOS m. withy. I gad
    GAZDÂT vn GAZDÂ f. (1) steals OI·gata gat I goid (2) pierces. OI tris·gata ·trecatim
    GELDUSOS m. lad. OI gilla gilldae g. gilli I giolla (cf OE cild p. cildru)
    GELET grazes. OI gelid
    aor. GELT OI ·gelt
    pp. GLITOS OI nephglidi
    vn. GLITÂ I gleith GELTÂ I geilt f.
    GELTON n. grazing, grass. W gwellt B geot C gwels
    GELTOBUTÂ f. grazing. OI geltboth
    GELLOS m. jaw. I giall (proto-Goidelic *GÊLLOS)
    GELOS bright. I geal
    Here? W,B gell (yellow)
    GELUS m. leech. I giol W gêl B gelaouenn
    GEMELON n. fetter. I geimheal
    Here? W gefyn I géibheann (< W) id.
    GENÂ f. smile. OI gen W gwen
    GENÄN n. birth, offsring. OI gein cf GANITRO
    GENETÂ f. daughter. G geneta cf GANITRO
    Hypocoristic GENETTÂ W geneth (Eriu 24.16O)
    GENETÂKOS m. name. Og avvi Genittac(i) OI Gentech I Uí Gheintigh
    GENÄNTÎ f. spectral woman associated with battle ("slayer") OI genit cf GONIT
    GENUS m. mouth. I gion W gên genau B genou C ganow G Genava f.
    GENUSNOWÂ f. shaving. OI g. giunnae, giunnach cf SNOWÂ
    GERBÂ f. scab. I gearb
    GERET heats (intr.) OI ·geir cf GORIT, WO GERET
    sub. GERÂT OI · gera
    aor. GERT OI ·gert
    GERETS f. tallow, suet. I geir g. geireadh W gwêr
    GERROS short. I gearr
    GERTÂ p.n. dairy products. OI gert (cf Sk gh«tá-)
    GÊSTLOS m. hostage. I giall W gwystl B gouestl (promise) OC guistel G -geistlos
    cf GISTLÂT
    GÊTLOKATUS m. man's name. OI Giallchad
    GÊSTLONIÂ f. hostageship. OI giallnae
    GEUSET chooses. OI ·goa (remodelled)
    sub. GEUSST OI ·go (and ·gú ·guis- remodelled)
    fut. GIGUSST OI ·gega (remodelled)
    perf. GEGOUSE OI ·roígu
    pp. GUSTOS OI tuigsib
    vn. -GOUSON n. -GUSTIÛ f.
    cf EKS GEUSET, TO GEUSET, UKS GEUSET, DÎGOUSON
    GEUSTÂ f. danger. OI guas cf GUSTUS
    GEUSTAKTÂ f. danger, man's name. Og Gosocteas Gossucttias Gosoctas I guasacht
    GIGROS (< *TIGROS) sharp. I géar cf TIGU-
    GIGURROS m. barnacle goose. CI Gigurri (Pliny) Asturian Jurres
    GIGURRONOS m. id. OI giugrann
    GÎS g. GIYOS f. nerve, sinew. W giau cf ROGIYOS
    GISTLON n. pledge, promise. I geall
    GISTLÂT promises, pledges. I geall-
    cf GÊSTLOS, UKS GISTLÂT, WER GISTLÂT
    GIYAMOS m. winter. OI gam (remodelled on SAMOS q.v.) W gaeaf B goañv OC goyf
    GIYAMON- a winter month. G Giamon-
    GIYAMORÂTON n. winter season. I geimhreadh MW gaeafrawd
    GIMRON n. winter corn. I geamhar (early crop)
    GIYAMNIS m. yearling calf. I gamhain
    GLÂDETRO speaks. OI ·gládathar
    sub. GLÂDÂTRO OI ·arladur
    aor. GLÂDESSETRO OI ·raglastar
    pp. GLÂSSOS OI acailsi
    vn. -GLÂDEMÂ cf AD GLÂDETRO
    GLÄMBUKOS m. lobster. I gliomach SG giomach W cimwch (< OI)
    GLÄNDOS n. valley, riverside. I gleann W glan B glann W glyn (valley < I)
    GLANOS clean, pure. I,W,B glan
    GLANÎ f. jewel, crystal. OI glain I gloine (glass) W glain(jewel)
    GLASTOS green. greeny-blue. I,W glas
    GLASTON n. woad. G glastum (Pliny)
    GLASTINÂ f. (1) woad (2) bilberry. (1) I glaisean (2) G *glassinâ Veronese giásine
    Friulian glázinis
    GLENDET picks out, examines. OI·glinn ·gleinn G *glende- Fr glaner (glean)
    sub. GLENSST OI ·gléis
    fut. GIGLÄNSST OI ·derglastar
    perf. GEGLONDE OI ·roeglaind
    pp. GLÄNSSOS OI ecailse fogailse
    vn. -GLÄNSSMÄN n.
    GLENSSUS m. instrument, rig. I gléas
    cf DÎ GLENDET, EKS GLENDET, WO GLENDET
    GLÊSTIOS pretty. OI gléise (shining) W glwys
    GLEUSTUS m. movement. I gluais- vn gluasacht (moves) cf RENTUGLUSÛ
    GLÊWOS clear, bright. I glé W gloyw
    GLÊWON n. place name. OBr Glevi OW Cair Gloiu
    GLINAT sticks to. OI ·glen W glynu MB englenaff
    sub. GLIYÂT OI · glie
    fut. GIGLIYÂST OI giulait
    perf. GEGLE OI · gíuil
    GLIWOTS m. battle. I gleo g. gliadh
    Here? W glew (brave)
    GLIYÂ f. green lawn. W gledd
    GLOITON n. glue, birdlime. I glaodh (for *glaoth) W,B glud
    GLÛNON n. knee, generation. I glún W,B glin
    GNÂTOS known, usual. I gnáth (abstract: gnás) W gnawd (abstract: gnaws) G gnato-
    cf GNINUT, AREGNÂTIS
    GNÂTOS m. GNÂTÂ f. son, daughter. G gnatus gnatha cf GANITRO
    GNÂWOS obvious, known. OI gnó (shapely) MB gnou cf AREGNÂWOS, GNINUT
    GNÂWIÂ f. comeliness. OI gnoe I gnaoi
    GNIYET does. OI ·gní gniid cf ARE GNIYET, DÎ GNIYET, KON GNIYET, WO GNIYET
    sub. GNIYÂT OI ·gné
    fut. GIGNÂST OI ·géna
    perf. GEGNOYE OI ·géni
    pp. GNÎTOS OI ·gníth
    vn. GNÎMUS m. I gníomh MW gnif -GNÎTUS m.
    GNIYENTS m. servant. OI gnia p. gniitt
    GNINUT knows, recognizes. OI ·gnin
    sub. GNIYÂT OI ·gné
    fut. GIGNÂST OI ·géna
    perf. GEGNE OI ·géuin W adwaen C aswon
    vn. GNIYÂ f. OI gné (sign) -GNOYON n.
    cf ATEGNIYON, EKS GNINUT, EN GNINUT, GNÂTOS, GNÂWOS
    GOBÄNNS m. smith. I gobha g. gobhann W gof p. gofaint B gov. G gobann- (p.d. gobedbo)
    GOBÄNNONOS m. smith god. OI Goibniu g. Goibnenn W Gofannon
    GOBÄNNITION- m. man's name. G Gobannitioni (Caesar)
    GOBÄNNIO- river name. OBr Gobannio (IA) W Y Fenny
    Here? W gefail B govell (forge)
    GODIT prays. OI ·guid I guidh- W gweddi cf AD GODIT, DÎ GODIT, NI GODIT, WO GODIT
    sub. GESST OI ·gé ges
    fut. GIGESST OI ·gig gigis
    perf. GÂDE OI ·gáid
    pp. GESSOS OI ·gess
    vn. GODIÂ I guidhe -GEDIÂ f.
    GESSÂ f. taboo. I geis
    GOGLOS GLOGOS m. coal. I gual W glo B glaou C glow
    GOGLÛ g. GOGLENOS f. shoulder I guala
    GOITÂ f. wind. I gaoth
    GOLIT vn GOLOS m. weeps. I goil- gol
    GONIT wounds, kills. OI ·guin I goin- W gwanu
    sub. GONÂT OI ·gona
    fut. GIGNÂST OI genaid
    aor. GONT MW gwant s1 gweint
    perf. GEGONE OI geguin
    pp. ? OI ·goet
    vn. GONI n. I guin
    cf GALOGÄNTÂ, GENÄNTÎ, KONGONION
    GORIT warms, heats, hatches. OI guirid W gori cf GERET
    sub. GORÂT OI ·gora
    GOROS m. I,W,B gor (a burning, pus, hatching)
    GORMOS blue. I gorm W gwrm (< I)
    GORNOS m. fire. OI gorn
    GOROS pious, taking care of. OI gor W gwar
    GORTIS bitter. I goirt
    Here? OI gortae I gorta n. hunger.
    GORTOS m. garden. I gort OBr *gartos W garth B garzh
    GORTAGNOS m. grove. W gwarthan
    GORTIÂ f. hedge G *gortiâ Occ. gòrça
    GOTIT copulates. OI goithimm
    GOTÎNÂ f. whore. G *gotînâ Occ godina gorrina (whore) Fr gouine (lesbian)
    GOTOS m. copulator, fornicator. W god (adulterer)
    GOURION n. bristle. I guaire
    GOWÂ f. falsehood. OI gau gáo gó I gó MW geu B gaou cf DÎGOWIS
    GRÂDOS m. love. I grádh cf MAGUGRÂSSLÂ
    GRÂGNIS f. grief, horror, ugliness. I grain W graen
    GRÂNON n. grain of corn. I grán W grawn B greun OC gronen
    GRÂNOYALON n. place name (Tarn). Occ. Granuèjol (9th C Granoialo)
    GRAWÂ f. gravel. W gro C grow G *gravá Fr greve Occ.Cat. grava
    GREGIS m. herd of horses. OI graig g. grega I groigh W gre B gre OC gre (cf Lat grex)
    GREGISWENDON n. horse race. I grafann
    GRÊNÂ f. sun. I grian
    GRENDET seizes, grasps. OI ·greinn (cf Lat. praehendere)
    sub. GRENSST OI ·ingre ·griastais
    perf. GEGRONDE OI ·gegrannatar
    vn. GRÄNSSMÄN n. I greim W grym (< OI) cf EN GRENDET
    GRENNÂ f. hair, bristle. OI grenn G *grennâ Castilian greña Occ gren OFr grenon (beard)
    GRENSON n. heat. I gríos (Proto-Goidelic *GRÎNSON < GRINSON) W gwres B gwrez
    GREUDOS n. cheek. I gruadh W grudd
    GRIKÂ f. nutshell. OI grech
    GRIYANON n. gravel. OI griän I grian W graean B grouan
    GRONKÂ f. hair of head. OI gruac I gruaig
    GRUNKET frowns.
    GRUNKUS m. frown. I grug gruúg
    GREUKSMÄN n. frowning, ill humour. I gruaim
    GRUTUS m. curds. I gruth
    GULBÎNÂ f. beak. I gulban W gylfin OC geluin
    Hypocoristic GUBBON n. snout, beak. I gob G *gubbon Fr gobet gobbet
    GUSTUS m. force, ferocity. OI gus W gwst cf GEUSTÂ
    GUTUS m. voice. I guth
    GUTUS m. libation.
    GUTUATÎR m. libating priest. G gutuater cf ATÎR

    IBET drinks. OI ·ib I ibhe W yfu B evañ cf EKS IBET


    sub. IBÂT OI ·eba
    fut. ÎBÂT OI ·íb íba
    IDE deictic particle. cf DE MW y yd B e ez C y yth
    Used in British as (1) introductive:
    MW yd af i (I shall go)
    C ydh ethons dhy besy (they went to erntreat him)
    (2) introductive of "improper" relative sentence:
    MW yr fforest yd aei (to the forest he would go)
    MW Gwalchmei y-m gelwir (I am called Gwalchmai)
    ISAMNIS f. place name. Og Ισαμνιον (Ptolemy) AOI Emuin g. Emno I Eamhain
    ISARNON n. iron. OI iärn I iarann W haearn C horn B houarn G isarno-
    ISARNOBÂSSON n. violent death ("iron death"). OI ernbas
    ISARNÂKOS m. man's name. OI Ernach
    ISARNODURON n. place name. G *Isarnoduron LLat Isarnod(e)ro Fr Izernore
    ISARNOMAGLOS m. man's name. OI Ernmál MW Eharnvael
    ISKÂT searches (for lice). OI escaid (Celtica 3.171f)
    ISKÂ f. water. OBr Isca (Rav) Ισκα (Ptolemy) W Wysg (river name) cf UKSISKAWOS
    for W Wysg cf ENIQÂ ERQOS
    ISKAWOS watery. W ysgaw B skavenn (elder tree)
    ISKOANGÛ f. water snake, eel. OI escung g. escongan I eascú cf ANGÛ
    ISKOSROWOS m. water pourer, pouring jar. I eascra cf SROWOS
    ISKÄNT f. back of thigh, popliteal region. OI escait I ioscad cf ÊSKOS
    ISOS m. sharp point, fibula. I eo (EC 16.157f)
    ÎSSU below. I -íos (OI tís I thíos, below) W.,B is (lower) cf ED-
    with personal pronouns:
    ÎSSU MOI OI íssum ÎSSU SNÎS OI ísunn
    ÎSSU YÛ OI íssa ÎSSU YOBIS OI íssaib
    ÎSSELOS low. I íseal W isel B izel
    ITOS gone. OI ethae cf ERIITUS, MORIITUS
    ITRON n. boat, vessel. I eathar
    ITUS m. corn. I ioth W yd B ed C ys
    ITULANDÂ f. rickyard. I iothlann (haggard) W ydlan
    ÎTUS m. fat. I íoth
    ÎWERIÛ f. the fat land, Ireland.
    (1) AOI Érion OI Ériu g. Érenn I Éire W Iwerddon (Ireland)
    The vocalism has been perturbed in Irish.
    (2) OI íriu g. írenn (land,earth,soil)
    ÎWERINOS Irish,tribal name. Og *Îwerno- Ιουερνοι (Ptolemy) Iuverna Hibernia Ιεrnη
    Ιουερνια (Ireland) OI Érainn a. Érnu g. Érann d. Érnaib
    IWOS m. yew. I eo W ywen B iven OC hiuin G ivo-
    IWOBRANOS m. man's name. OI Éobran
    IWODEKS m. man's name. Og Ivodacca
    IWOGABLOS m. the shaman god. OI Éogabul cf EBURONOS
    IWOGALÂ f. man's name. OI Éogal
    IWOGENOS m. man's name. Og Ivageni AOI Eugen I Eoghan
    IWOGUSTUS m. man's name. OI Éogus
    IWOKATUS m. man's name. Og Ivacattos I Eochaidh g. Eochadha
    IWOMAGOS m. place name. G Ivomagi
    IWORÎGS m. man's name. G Ivorix
    IWOTEGERNOS m. man's name. OI Éothigern

    KABUROS m. hawk. OI caubar I cubhar (cf Germanic *HABUKAZ)


    KÂDOS n. anger. W cawdd B keuz C cueth cf KASSIS
    KADÛ m. barnacle goose. OI caud I cadhan
    KAET has, holds. W cael caffael B kavour cf KAKTOS
    KAERÂKS vr KAERÛKS f. sheep. OI cauru I caora W caer-iwrch (roebuck)
    KAERÂKATIS p.m. tribal name. G Caeracatium (Tacitus)
    KAGON KAGION n. hedge. W cae B kae G caio- LLat caii OFr chai (dam) Fr quai
    (cf Germanic HAGO-)
    KAGERON n. enclosure. W caer (city) B ker (village)
    KAGNÂ f. surface, peel, film. W caen
    KÂGNIS f. law. I cáin (Celtica 3.172) (cf OCS kaznï)
    KÂGNÎT blames,censures. I cáineadh
    KÂGNITIOS m. censor, blamer. I cáinte (satirist)
    KAIKOS one-eyed. I caoch W coeg B koag OC cuic
    KAILON n. omen. OI cél (< W) W coel B koal
    KAINÎT mourns. I caoineadh W cwyno B keinañ cf AD KAINIT
    KAIRÂ f. berry. I caor
    KAIRÂTINOS m. rowan tree, man's name. Og Cairatini Carattinn I caorthann cárthann
    caoirtheann cáirtheann B kerzhinenn (service tree, sorb < OI)
    KAITON n. wood. I caoth (boghole) W coed B koad C coys CI kaito-
    KAITOBRIGS f. place name. CI Καιτoβριξ (Ptolemy)
    KAKKOS m. shit. I cac W cach B kac'h (cf Lat caccare)
    KAKTOS m. captive, slave. OI cacht W caeth B kaezh OC caid cf KAET
    KALDIS f. grove, wood. OI caill I coill W celli OC kelli
    KALETOS hard. OI calad W caled B kalet
    KALETO- p.m. tribal name. G Caleti (Caesar) Fr Chaux
    KALETOBOLGOS m. sword of the Wind God, Excalibur. OI Caladbolg W Caledfwlch
    KALGOS m. penis. W cal(a) B kalc'h C kal
    KALGÂKOS m. man's name. OBr Calgacum (Tacitus)
    KALIÂKOS m. cock. Og Caliaci OI cailech I coileach W ceiliog B kilheg C kullyek
    KALLION n. testicle. OI caull W caill B kell G callio- cf I coilleadh (castrate)
    KALLION MARKÎ n. colt's foot (plant). G calliomarcus
    KAILMIOS effective. I calma (brave) W celfydd OB celmed B kalvez (carpenter)
    KALUNOS m. man's name. Og Caluno- OI Caulann I Culann
    KALUNOWIKS m. man's name. Og Calunovic(a)
    KAMBOS crooked. OI camb I,W,C cam B kamm G kambo-
    KAMBÂ f. crooked one (leg). G *kambâ Fr jambe Occ. camba Cat. cama
    KAMBÂKÂ f. place name. I Camach
    KAMBASTUS m. river bend. OI Camas W camas
    KAMBODÛNON n. place name. G Καμβοδουνον (Strabo) German Kempten
    KAMBOLEKTRO- p.m. tribal name. G Cambolectri
    KAMBORITUS m. crooked ford, place name. G *Kamboritus LLat Cambortus Fr
    Chambord
    KAMULOS m. a god. I Cumhall G deo Marti Camulo
    KAMULODÛNON n. place name. OBr Camulodunum (Tacitus)
    KAMULOGENOS m. man's name. G Camulogenus (Caesar)
    KAMULOGNÂTOS m. man's name. G f. Camulognata
    KAMULORÎGS m. man's name. G Camulorici OBr Camulorigi
    KAMBIT bends. G *kambit LLat cambiare Fr changer Occ. cambiar Cat. canviar
    KAMBETÂ f. felloe. G *kambetâ B kammet F jante Occ canta
    KAMUS g. KAMUSOS n. sadness. I cumha MB caffou B kañv
    KAMUSELÂ f. drudge, slave girl. I cumhal
    KANAWÛ m. whelp, cub. OI cano I cana W cenau p. cenawon
    KANDOS white, bright. W cann (cf Lat. candidus)
    KANDÎNÂ f. leek. I caineann W cennin
    KANDODUBROS m river Occ. Candesobre (Tarn)
    KANEQON n. lanugo of plants, lint, cotton down. I canach G *kanepon Gk κανναβις OE
    henep (hemp)
    KANEQOSEDLON n. a lint (upholstered?) chair. G kanekosedlon
    KANET sings. OI canaid W canu B kanañ C kane
    sub. KANÂT OI ·cana
    fut. KIKNÂST OI ·cechna
    aor. KANT W cant s1 MW keint
    perf. KEKANE OI ·cechain
    pp. KANTOS OI cete
    vn. KANTLON n. OI cétal W cathl
    KANONTS m. singer. OI cano g. canat
    cf AD KANET, ARE KANET, DÎ KANET, DRISTIKKÛ, KON KANET, WER KANET, WO
    KANET, WOKLIYOKKÛ
    KANGÎNÂ f. lawsuit, claim, a "stepping forward". I caingean cf KENGET
    KANIS new, fresh, pretty. OI cain W cain B ken I caoin (< W) cf KENET
    KÄNKSALÎ f. armpit. W cesail B kazel C kazal
    KÄNKÛ f. branch. I géag W cainc
    KÄNTÂ with. OI cét- OW cant W gan B gant C gans
    KÄNTÂ BIYET vn KÄNTÂBUTÂ f. feels. OI céta.bí cétbuid I céadfaidh (sense)
    KÄNTÂ LINAT vn KÄNTÂLÎTIS f. follows, accompanies. W canlyn- MW canlit
    OI cétluth m. cohabitation
    KÄNTÂSEDON n. seat, couch. OI cétad cf SEDON
    KÄNTON n. hundred. I céad W cant B kant C cans CI cantom
    KÄNTION n. assembly (a hundred). I céide OBr *Cantion Cantium (Caesar)
    KANTOS m. edge, corner. OI cét (round stone pillar) W cant (rim, tyre, dome) B kant (disk) G
    *kanto- OFr chant Occ cant Italian canto
    Here? G cantalon cantena (pillar) cf DRUKANTOS
    KARÂT loves. OI caraid W caru B karet C care
    sub. KARÂT OI ·carat
    fut. KIKRÂST OI ·cechra
    aor. KARAST OI ·car
    pp KARATOS OI carthi
    KARATÂKOS m. beloved, man's name. Og Carrttacc I Carthach OBr Caratacus (Tacitus)
    W Caradog
    KARANTS m. friend, relative. I cara g. carad W câr p. ceraint B kar p. kerent
    cf ÄNKARANTS, EKSKARANTS
    KARANTION n. friendship, treaty. I cairde MW cerennydd
    KARANTÂKOS m. man's name. OBr Carantacus OW Carantauc W Carannog
    KARANTORÎGS m. man's name. OBr Carantorius
    KARANTOMAGOS n. place name. G Carantomago (TP) Occ. Crantom
    KARBÄNTON n. waggon, jawbone. I carbad W cerbyd (< OI) OBr carbanto- (waggon) MW
    gorcharvaneu B karvan (jaws) G *karbanton LLat. carpentum Fr charpente (beam)
    KARBÄNTÂKOS m. chariot fighter. OI cairptech
    KARBÄNTORÂTIS f. place name. G Carbantorate (Pliny) Occ. Carpentràs
    KARBÄNTORÎGION n. place name. OBr *Karbantorîgion Καρβαντoριγon (Ptolemy)
    KARIÂ i. fault, blame. OI caire I coire W cerydd caredd B karez
    KARIOS m. shoemaker. W cerydd B kere OC chereor
    KARIAMÛ m. id. OI cairem
    KARMANÂ i. weaver's beam. OI garman I garma W carfan
    KARNON n. heap. I,W carn
    KARNÎT heaps up. L aor.s3 karnitu p3 karnitus
    KARNU n. horn (horn substance, trumpet; hoof WBC handle of sword WC horn B) W,OC
    carn B,OC karn G *karnu Gk καρνον καρνυξ (trumpet) cf KERNUTOS
    KARNUTÎS p.m. tribal name. G Carnutes (Caesar) Fr Chartres
    KARRIKÂ f. rock. I carrag (< W) W carreg B karreg
    KARROS m. cart. I carr W car B karr G *karros Lat. carrus
    KARRODÛNON n. place name. G Καρρoδouνoν (Ptolemy)
    KARTIS f. skin, bark. I coirt g. cartach W carth (oakum)
    KARUTS m. warrior. OI caur cur g. caurad curad I curadh (Eriu 27.28f)
    KARWOS m. deer. W carw B karv G carvos (cf Lat. cervus)
    KASNÎ f. hare. W ceinach
    KASSIS bright.
    KASSÎS p.m. gods, "the bright ones". G (dis) Cassibus
    KASSIERGON n. hail. OI casar (< W) W cesair B kazarc'h C keser
    KASSIGNÂTOS m. man's name. G Cassignatus (Livy)
    KASSIMÂROS m. man's name. G f. Cassimara
    KASSISURÂTOS m. man's name. G Cassisuratos
    KASSITALUS m. man's name. G Κασσιταλoς
    KASSIWELLAUNOS m. man's name. OBr Cassivellaunus (Caesar)
    KASSIS f. hatred. OI caiss cf ADKASSIS, KÂDOS
    KASSOS hateful. W cas B kas
    KATÊGÂ f. trespass, fine for trespass. OI cathach p. caithge(a) cf TÊGET
    KATENON n. plant name (genevrier oxycèdre). G *katenon LLat catanum Occ. cade
    KATENIÂ f. arbutus. I caithne
    KATÎT consumes. OI ·caithi I caith-
    KÂTOS wise, holy. OI cáth
    KATROS strong. W cadr MB kazr B kaer (handsome, fine)
    KATRÎ f. stronghold, hill fort. OI cathair caithir p.a. caithri I cathair W cader (< I)
    KATROWIROS m. fort-dweller, townsman. OI cathrar
    KATUS m. battle. I cath W cad C cas G katu- (cf Germanic HAÞUZ id.)
    KATUBUTS m. man's name. Og (Cat)tabott Cattubuttas OI Cathub g. Cathbath
    KATUGALÂ f. man's name. OI Cathgal
    KATUGNÂTOS m. man's name. G Κατουγνατος (Dio)
    KATUGUSTUS m. man's name. OI Cathgus
    KATUKÛ g. KATUKUNOS m. man's name. OI Cathchú
    KATUMAGOS n. place name. G *Katumagos OFr Cadum Fr Caen
    KATUMAGUS m. man's name. OI Cathmug
    KATUMÂROS m. man's name. G Catumarus
    KATUNEYETS m. man's name. OI Cathnia
    KATURÎGS m. man's name. OI Cathrí
    KATURÎGES p.m. tribal name. G Caturiges (Caesar)
    KATUSLOUGOS m. tribal name. G Catuslugi (Pliny)
    KATUTEGERNOS m. man's name. OI Cathchern OBr Catotigirni OW Cattegirn
    KATUWALOS m. man's name. I Cathal OW Catgual
    KATUWALATROS m. man's name. W Cadwaladr
    KATUWELLAUNO- p.m. tribal name. OBr Κατouελλαuνoι (Ptolemy) Catuvellaunorum
    KATUWIKS m. man's name. Og Catuviq(qa)
    KATUWIROS m. man's name. Og Catvvirr Catuvvir OI Cathaer I Cathaoir OW Catgur
    KATUWOLKOS m. man's name. G Catuvolcus (Caesar)
    KATWOS m. troop, batallion. I cath W cadw
    KAULÂ f. faggot. OI cual (cf Gk καuλος Lat caulis)
    KAULINION n. stake, post. OI cualne I cuaille
    KAUNOS m. harbour.
    KAWÂ f. owl. G *kavâ OFr choe Fr chouette
    Here I caóg SG cathag W cawci (jackdaw); W cwan B kavan LLat cavannus (owl)
    KAWAROS m. giant. W cawr G Καυαρος
    KÊ here, on this side. OI in bith cé (this world). cf KIMÛ, KINÂ
    KEBNON n. back. W cefn B kein
    KÊDET falls. W cwyddo B kouezañ
    KELET hides. OI ·ceil I ceil- W celu cf ARE KELET, EKS KELET, KON KELET, WO KELET
    sub. KELÂT OI ·chelad
    aor. KELT OI ·celt
    pp. KLITOS OI clithe
    vn. KLITÂ KLITIS f. OI cleth W clyd
    KELGON n. treachery, deceit. I cealg W celg (< I)
    KÊLIOS KÎLIOS m. companion. I céile Og celi W cilydd
    KELURNOS m. pail. OI cilornn W celwrn B kelorn
    KENET is descended from. OI cin- cf KENTUS, KANIS, WOKENOS
    KENETLON n. kindred, gender. I ceinél OW cenetl OC kinethel
    KENETUS m. offspring, descendants, tribe. I cineadh
    KENGET steps. OI cingid W rhygyng (ambling pace)
    sub. KENKST OI ciasair
    fut. KIKENKST OI cichis
    perf. KEKONGE OI cechaing
    pp. KÄNKTOS nominalized as "path" in I Dian Céacht, the sun god and god of healing <
    *DWÊNOS KÄNKTON "the swift one of the paths".
    vn. KÄNKSMÄN n. (step) I céim W,C cam B kamm
    KENGETS m. warrior, "stepper". OI cing g. cinged G Cinges g. Cingetis, Cingetius
    KENGETORÎGS m. man's name. G Cingetorix (Caesar)
    cf ÄMBI KENGET, KANGÎNÂ, WERKENGETORIGS
    KENNÂ f. skin, scale. I geann W cenn B kenn
    KÊNOS distant, far. I cian cf SAITLOKÊNIÂ
    KENTUS first. I céad- W cynt B kent C kyns G kintu- cf KENET
    KENTUGENOS m. first-born. G Cintugenus
    KENTUGIYAMON n. beginning of winter. W cynhaeaf OC kyniaf
    KENTUGNÂTOS m. first-born. G Cintugnatus
    KENTULONGETUS m. breakfast, first meal. I céadlongadh
    KENTULONGON n. first meal. W cythlwng (fasting)
    KENTUSAMOS first. G Cintusmos
    KENTUSAMINON n. beginning of summer. OI cétamain cf SAMOS
    KERAT he fell. OI do·cer do·rochair ·torchar cf KORITRO
    KERBOS sharp, cutting. OI cerb
    KERDÂ f. craft. OI cerd (craft, craftsman) I ceard W cerdd (song)
    KERDOKOYÂ f. workshop I ceardcha (forge)
    KERDORÎGIO- p.m. tribal name. OI Cerdraige
    KEUDET throws, casts (British: walk) OI ·ceird W cerdded B kerzhout cf WO KERDET
    sub. KERRT OI ·ceirr
    fut. KIKRISST OI ·cicherr
    perf. KÂRDE OI ·caird
    KRISSOS OI ·cress
    KERKÂ f. hen. I cearc
    KERNÂ f. edge, hair parting (W chin). I cearn W cern B kern
    KERNO- skull. OI cern
    KERNUNOS m. horned god. G *Kernunos (C)ernunno(s) LLat. Cernuni cf KARNU
    KÊROS dark, black. I ciar
    KÊRAGNOS m. man's name. I Ciarán
    KÊRÛ m. beetle. OI ciarainn I ciaróg
    KÊSSUS m. trench, pit. W cwys
    KESTÂ f. spear. OI cess
    KEUDET hides. W cuddio B kuzhat cf KUZDRON
    KÊWOS dark, black.
    KÊWÎ f. mist. OI ceu g. cia I ceo g. ciach SG ceathach
    KÊWOMORI n. dark sea. I ciamhair (mist, gloom)
    KÎKUS m. flesh. I cíoch (breast) W cig OC chic B kig (cf Gk κικuς)
    KÎKUKAROS craving for flesh. I cíocar (greedy)
    KIMÛ hither, on this side. (cf Umbrian çimu simo id.) cf KÊ, KINÂ
    KIMÛSTÂ f. edge,border. I ciomhas
    KINÂ on this side of. OI cen I gan (without) W amgen (however) cf KÊ, KIMÛ, ALLÂ
    With personal pronouns:
    KINÂ TE OI cenut KINÂ SWÎS OI cenuib
    KINÂ EM OI cenae I cheana (already)
    KINÂDÛTUKÎ f. this territory. OI cennadach g. cennaithche
    KINÂTERON n. this world, this territory. I ceantar (district)
    KÎRÂ f.(p.n.?) comb, rake, cock's comb. I cíor
    KIRUS m. jet. I cior
    KIZDOS m. permission, granting. I cead
    KIZDNIS yielding. I ciúin (quiet)
    KLADET digs. OI ·claid. W claddu B klazañ
    sub. KLASST OI ·clasat
    fut. KIKLASSET OI ·cichlus
    perf. KEKLADE OI ·cechlaid
    pp. KLASSOS OI ·clas
    vn. KLADIÂ f. OI claide I cloidhe
    KLASSON n. burial. G *klasson Fr glas Occ. clas (death knell)
    KLASSÂ f. ditch n. OI clas I clais
    KLADON n. ditch. OI clad W cladd
    KLÂDOS m. ditch. W clawdd B kleuz C kledh
    KLADODOIGON n. dyke. I cladach (stony shore) cf DINGET
    KLADIBOS m. shovel, sword. OI claideb I cloidheamh W cleddyf B kleze G *kladibos Lat.
    gladius
    KLAMOS leprous, sick. I clamh W,OC claf B klañv cf ADKLAMOS
    KLAMRON n. leprousy, sickness. W clafr
    KLÂRON n board, flat surface. I clár W clawr
    KLÊBOS m. basket, thorax. I cliabh
    KLEKET plays, practises. OI ·clich cf ARE KLEKET, KON KLEKET
    sub. KLEKST OI ·clessid
    fut. KIKLIKST OI ·ciuchail
    perf. KEKLOKE OI ·cichlaig
    vn. KLOKIÂ I cluiche -KLEKIÂ f game
    KLEKTUS m. practise. I cleachtadh (to practise)
    KLEKSTUS m. trick. I cleas
    KLÊTÂ f. hurdle. I cliath W clwyd B kloued G *klêtâ Fr claie Occ.Cat. cleda
    KLÊTION n. roofbeams. I cléithe
    KLÊTORÎGS m. man's name. OI Cliathrí
    KLEUSTÂ f. hearing, ear. I cluas W clust cf KLUNUTRO
    KLINIT leans towards. cf KLIYOS, KLOINOS, KLITS, KLITRÂ, KLOKIÂ, KLOYIT
    DÎ EKSKLINIT selects, chooses. W dichlyn
    KLINON n. inclination, will. OI clen
    KLISAROS lukewarm. W claear B klouar C clor
    KLITS f. housepost. OI clí cleth (Eriu 29.155) I cleath cf KLINIT
    KLITRÂ f. cover, beam, support. I cleathar W cledr cf KLINIT
    KLITUROS sheltering, cosy. I cliothar W clydwr
    KLIYOS left (not right). I clé W cledd B kleiz cf KLINIT
    KLIYOBNIS m. son/brother in law. I cliamhain g. cleamhna cf LÂNOBNÎ
    KLOINOS slanting. I claon cf KLINIT
    KLOINOBRIGS f. crooked hill, place name. I Claonabhair
    KLOITÂ f. heap. W clud
    KLOKIÂ f. game. I cluiche cf KLEKET
    KLOKÂ f. stone. I cloch W clog (crag, cliff)
    KLOKERON n. stony place. I clochar W clegyr C clegar
    KLOKERNÂKOS craggy. I Clocharnach W clogyrnog
    KLOKOQENNON n. skull ("stone head") I cloigeann
    KLOKKON n. bell. I clog W cloch B kloc'h G *klokkâ Fr cloche
    KLOUNIS f. deceit. I cluain
    KLOUNIS f. buttock (ev. field bottom, meadow) I cluain W,C clun B klun
    KLOYIT vn KLOYETUS makes lean, repels, overthrows. OI cloïd cloüd I claoi- cf KLINIT
    KLUNUTRO hears. OI ·cluinethar
    sub. KLEWÂTRO OI ·cloathar
    fut. ? OI ·cechladar
    perf. KEKLOWE OI ·cualae W cigleu
    pp. KLUTOS OI ·cloth
    vn. KLEUSTÂ q.v.
    cf W clywed B klevat C clevas (to hear). Remodelled forms.
    KLUTS f. fame. I clú cloth W clod (Eriu 29.156) cf ENÎQOKLUTS
    KLUTOGALÂ f. man's name. OI Clothgal
    KLUTOGNÂWOS m. man's name. AOI Clothgno
    KLUTOKÛ m. man's name. OI Clothchú
    KLUTORÎGS m. man's name. OBr Clutorigi Clutori OW Clotri
    KLUWÄNTÂKÂ f. river name. I Clóideach Cláideach Claoideach
    KNABION n. shearing fleece. OI cnaí (< W) W cnaif C kneu B kreoñ (kreviañ, to shear)
    KNÂYET gnaws. OI cna- W cnoi cf KON KNÂYET
    pp. KNÂTOS W cnawd (flesh)
    vn. KNÂMUS I cnámh
    KNÂMÄN n. bone. I cnáimh W cnaw
    KNESSOS m. skin. I cneas W cnes
    KNIDÂ f. scratch, wound. I cneadh
    KNOKKOS m. hill. I cnoc W cnwc (< I) OB cnoch B krec'h
    Here? W cnwch (joint, knuckle)
    KNÛS g. KNUWOS f. nut. OI cnu I cnó W cnau B kraon
    KNUWASTUS m. nut harvest. I cnuas
    KNUWODWOOS m. nut rampart, place name. I Cnodhbha cf DWOOS
    KOBON n. victory. OI cob cf WERKOBIOS
    KOBONERTOS m. man's name. G Cobnertos
    KODELÂ f. hide, skin. OI codal
    KOILOS narrow. I caol W cul ef ADKOILOS
    KOILOBUTS m. man's name. Og Coillabbotas OI Coelub g. Caelboth
    KOIMOS dear. I caomh W cu B kuñv C cuf
    KOIMAGNOS m. man's name. Og, OBr Coimagni I Caomhán
    KOIMOGENOS m. man's name. OI Coemgen
    KOIMONOWON n. cherishing. I caomhna cf NEWET
    KOKIS f. condition, state. OI p. cuichi
    KOKSÂ f. leg. I cos (cf Lat. coxa) cf ARGÄNTOKOKSOS
    KOKSOLOUTOS fastlegged. Og Cosaloti
    KOLANÎ f. body, flesh. I colainn g. colla W celain p. celanedd
    KOLDON n. loss. OI,W coll B koll
    vb loses: OI coill- I caill- W coIli B kollañ OC collet
    KOLGOS m. beard of corn. I colg W col(a)
    cf OW colgin W colyn (sting, hinge)
    KOLIGNOS m. whelp, puppy. I coiléan W colwyn B kolen OC coloin
    KOLINOS m. holly. I cuileann W celyn B kelenn
    KOM- cf KON
    KOMÂKUS sharp. B koñvok W cyfogi (to sharpen) cf ÂKUS
    KOMALTIOS m. foster-brother. I comhalta MW cyfeillt W cyfaill (friend) cf ALET
    KOMALTRON n. co-fostering. OI comaltor
    KOMBERON n. confluence. I cumar comar W cymer B kember cf ADBERON, ÄNDEBERON
    KOMENS g. KOMENOS m. memory. I cumhan W cof C cov B kouñv cf MONITRO
    KOMENÂKOS mindful. I cuimhneach
    KOMLÂNOS full. I comhlán W cyflawn cf LÂNOS
    KOMONGIS narrow. I cumhang W cyfyng (Eriu 28.147f) cf EKSONGIS
    KOMRIYOS delightful. I cumhra (fragrant) cf RIYOS
    KOMWEDONÂ f. troop of soldiers. OI coibden
    KOMWÊKOS m. contracting party. OI cobach cf WÊKOS
    KOMWÊKIÂ f. marriage settlement. I coibhche
    KOMWIDIS proper, harmonious. I cubhaidh W cywydd (metre, consistency)
    KOMWOSTATIS steady. I cobhsaidh cf WOSTATOS
    KON KON- with (preposition, preverb). OI co I go
    with personal pronouns:
    KOM TÛ OI cono conu (remodelled) KOM TOBIS OI condaib
    KON ÄNKET vn KOMÄNKON n. is able. OI con·icc I cumhang
    KOMÄNKTION n. power. I cumhachta W cyfoeth OC chefuidoc
    KON ARKET vn KOMARKON n. greets, enquires. OI comaircim W cyfarch
    WRIT KOMARKET vn WRITKOMARKON n. consults, inquires. OI fris·comairc frecmarc
    WO KOMARKET vn WOKOMARKON n. inquires. OI fo·comairc fochmarc
    TO KOMARKET vn TOKOMARKON n. woos. OI tochmarc
    KON AWET vn KOMAWETUS m. protects. OI con·oí comad I comhad
    WER KOMAWET retains, keeps in possession. OI for·comai
    WRIT KOMAWET guards against. OI fris·comai frecomét
    KON BERET vn KOMBRITÂ f. takes, vn KOMBERTÂ f. conceives, vn KOMBRIS f. helps. OI
    cobrith combart con.berad (conceives) I cobhair W cymer- cymryd MB compred C kemer-
    kemeres
    KON BINAT vn KOMBIYON n. cuts off. OI con·ben cuimbae W cymyn- (hews) B kemener
    (tailor)
    KON BONGET vn KOMBOGON n. breaks. OI con·boing I comach
    KON DÂLÎT vn KONDÂLIS f. divides. OI ·condlaither condáil
    KONDÂTIS f. confluence. G Condâtem, Condate Fr Condé Occ Condat cf DIDÂT
    KONDÂTOMAGOS n. place name (Milhau). G Condatomagus
    KON DAWET ignites. W cynnau
    KONDAUTON n. firewood. I connadh W cynnud B keuneud
    KON DELGET vn KONDELGON n. maintains, upholds. OI coindelg (contract) W cynnal
    KONDELIS dear. I connail cf DELIS
    KONDEMÂ f. house-sharing, billeting. I coinneamh cf DAM-
    KONDIKSIÛ f. face, aspect. OI cuinsiu cf DINGET
    KONDOS m. good sense, head. OI conn cf DEDET
    KONDÛRATUS m. contract. OI cundrath I conradh cf DÛROS
    KON GABIT vn KONGABAGLÂ holds. OI con·gaib I congbháil
    KON GARIT calls, orders. OI con·gair
    KON GNIYET vn KONGNÎMUS m. helps. OI con·gní I cungnamh
    KONGONETODUBNOS m. man's name. G Congonnetodubni Conconnetodumno (Caesar)
    KONGONION n. antlers, horns. I congna cf GONIT
    KONGONOKNESSOS m. horn skin. OI conganchness
    KONGÛ f. yoke. OI p. cunga I cuing (cf Lat. cingere?)
    KON KANET vn KONKANTLON n. sings together, agrees. OI con·canat I coigeadal
    KONKATUS m. war, battle. I cogadh W cyngad
    KON KELET hides. OI con·ceil I coigilt
    KON KLADET digs, excavates. OI con·claid
    KON KLEKET vn KONKLEKIÂ f. dashes, tosses. OI con·clich cuclige
    KON KNÂYET vn KONKNÂMUS m. chews, gnaws. OI con·cná I cognamh
    KON KORITRO contracts (legally). OI con·corad
    KONKOROS m. advice. I cogar (whisper) W cyngor
    KON LÂYET vn KOMELON n. fulfills. OI con·la I comhall cf AREKOMELON
    KON MEDITRO vn KOMMESSUS m. is able, has power over, gives orders. OI con·midethar I
    cumas W cymes (due, measure)
    KOMMEDÛS g. KOMMEDUSOS m. lord. I coimdhe
    KON MELET vn KOMMELTÂ f. rubs. OI cot·meil commilt I cuimilt
    KON QÊSLÂT vn KONQÊSLÂ f. mentions. W cymhwyllo cymwyll
    KON REGET vn KOMREGNIS f. stretches out corpse, buries.
    ARE KOMREGET vn AREKOMREGNIS f. i. W argyfre- argyfrein
    KON RIGET vn KOMRÊGON n. binds. OI con·rig cuimrech I cuibhreach W cyfrwy (saddle) B
    kevre
    KON SAGIT vn KONSAGITIS f. supports, preserves. OI to·coisig I taiscidh
    KON SEQET vn KOSQON n. corrects, reprimands. OI con·secha I cosc W cosb
    cf DÎKOSQIS DUKOSQIS
    EN KONSEQET vn ENKOSQON n. teaches. OI do·recuisc I teagasc
    ENI KOSEQET ENIKOSQON n. signifies. OI in·coissig I ionchosc
    KONSKETLON n. story. OI cuiscle (great stories) MW cychwedl MB quehezl B kel
    cf SKETLON
    KON SKARÂT vn KONSKARATUS m. destroys. OI ·coscram I coscradh
    KONSMIYOS like, similar. I cuma cf ADKONSMIYÂ, SÄN-
    KON SNIYET vn KONSNÎMUS m. contends, contests, defends. OI con·sní I cosnamh W
    cynnydd- cynnif
    KONSNIYON n. land obtained by conquest. MW kynnyd
    AD KONSNIYET vn ADKONSNÎMUS m. strives after. OI ad·cosnat I ascnamh
    KON SODIT vn KONSODETUS m. restrains, checks. OI con·suidet costud
    KON STRINÂT vn KONSTORIS f. spreads out. OI con·sert I cosair (bed)
    KON SWELÂT vn KONSWELOS m. goes away. OI con·sela
    WO KONSWELÂT vn WOKONSWELOS m. takes away. OI fo·coisle foxol
    KONTÄNTOS hard. OI cotut
    KON TAUSET remains silent, listens to. OI con·tuaisi coitsecht W cynhewi
    KONTEGON n. mutual oath. I codach cf TONGET
    KON TOLIT vn KONTOLETUS m. sleeps. OI con·tuli I codladh
    KONTREBIÂ f. community. CI Konterbias Belaiskas
    KONTRUTSMOS of the same weight. OI cutrumma
    KON WEDET vn KOWEDNIS carries. W cywedd- cywain
    ARE KOWEDET harms, injures. OI ara·choat erchoat I urchóid W argywedd- OB
    arcogued
    DÎ KOWEDET goes. OI dichthim
    perf. DÎ KOWÂDE I do chuaid
    pp. DÎKOWESSOS OI tuidchisse I do chuas
    KON YEMET vn KOMYÄNTON n. guards. I coimhéad
    KORBORÎGIÎ p.m. tribal name. I Corbraighe
    KORDÂ f. herd. W cordd
    KORETS f stone wall, weir, dam. I cora g. coradh SG cairidh W cored
    KORETIOS m. standing stone. I coirthe
    KORITRO places. OI ·cuirethar I cuir-
    sub. KORÂTRO OI ·corathar
    aor. KORESSETRO OI ·corastar
    pp. KORETOS OI coirthi
    vn. KOROS m. I cor W -cor
    cf AD KORITRO, ARE KORITRO, ATE KORITRO, DÎKORON, DUKOROS, EMBI
    KORITRO, EN KORITRO, KON KORITRO, TO KORITRO, WER KORITRO, WRIT
    KORITRO
    KORIOS m. warband. I cuire G -corii
    KORIOS KOYÎ «X», the «x» clan. OI corcu cf KOYOS
    KORKIOS m. oats. I coirce W ceirch B kerc’h
    KORROS m. dwarf. I corr W corr(ach) B korr(ig)
    KORUKOS m. coracle, curragh. I curach W corwg
    KOSLOS m. hazel tree. I,W coll OC colwiden B kelvez G *koslá Occ.(Aran) còila (hazel twig)
    KOUNÂ f. dog pack. I cuan W cun.
    KOUNOGALÂ f. man’s name. OI Cuangal
    KOUNOGUSTUS m. man’s name. OI Cuangus
    KOUNOWIKS m. man’s name. OI Cuanu g. Cuanach
    KOURAGNOS m. shoe. I cuarán W curan
    KOWEKS f. cuckoo. OI coí g. cuach I cuach W cog
    KOWEKTIS m. companion. W cywaith cf WEKTUS
    KOWERIS proper. OI coïr I cóir W cywair cf WERET
    KOWÎROS true,correct. W cywir G -covirus cf WÎROS
    KOWOS m. cavity, cave, hollow. OI cua W cau B kev
    KOWESTOS n. hollow, cavity, cove. I cuas
    KOYÂ f. a night’s lodging. OI coe g. cuë cua I caoi («coshering»)
    KOYOS m. clan. I scaoi (tribe, swarm)
    MAGUS KOYÎ «X», member of «x» clan. Og mucoi OI moccu
    KORIOS KOYÎ «X», the «x» clan. OI Corcu
    KOZDOS old. B kozh C coth G cottos cf ATEKOZDÎ
    KRABET claws, scratches. I scrabhadh W crafu
    KRABOS m. claw, paw. I crobh
    KRABANKÂ f. claw, talon. I crobha(i)ng W crafanc
    KRÂBETUS m. piety. I crábhadh
    Here? W crefydd (religion)
    KRÂDIT vn KRÂDOS m. torments. I cráidh- crádh
    KRAKOS m. stone. W craig B krag (sandstone) I crag creag (< W) G *krakos LLat cracus
    KRAMUS g. KRAMUSOS n. wild garlic. OI crim crem I creamh W craf
    KRAMUTONDOS m. fox («having garlic hide») OI craumthann cremthann crimthan
    KREDDET believes. I creid- W credu B krediñ C cresy cf KRIDION, DEDET
    KREDRON n. relic. OI cretar W crair B p. kreiriou
    KRENDET vn KRÄNSSMÄN n. chews, gnaws. OI crennait I creim, creimneach
    KRENKTON n. wound (Br scar). I créacht W craith B kleizenn
    KRÊQRON n. honeycomb. I criathar (< *criachar) W crwybr cf KRÎQÂ?
    KRESUROS KRESWEROS m. gadfly, hornet. I creabhar W crehyren (cf Lat. crâbrô)
    KRETET shakes, trembles. I crith- OI crithid crethaid
    vn KRETUS m. I crioth W creth (< I) cf KROTIT
    KRETINOS m. aspen tree. I crithean
    KRÊTRON n. sieve. I criathar W crwydr (wandering) MB kroezr B krouer cf KRINAT
    KREWÂ p.n. blood. OI cráu I cró W crau C crow
    KRIDION n. heart, centre. OI cride I croidhe W craidd C creys B kreiz cf KRISSUS, KREDDET
    KRIKOS hoarse. W cryg
    KRIKSOS curly. W crych G Crixus (cs Lat. crispus)
    KRIMOS strong. W cryf B kreñv
    KRINAT sieves. LLat crientare crientiare OFr crincier Savoyard crenter Aostan crienter cf
    KRÊTRON, WO KRINAT
    KRINET withers, rots, trembles. OI ·crin W crynu B krenañ cf ARE KRINET, EKS KRINET
    sub. KRIYÂT OI ·crietis
    fut. KIKRÂST OI ·ciurat
    perf. KEKRE OI ·archiuir ·arrceoratar
    KRÎNOS withered, brittles. I críon W crin
    KRITIS f. trembling, fever. W cryd
    KRITRIS shaking. I crithir W crydr
    KRÎQÂ f. division I críoch (border, limit) W crib (comb, crest, ridge) B krib (comb) cf
    KRÊQRON
    KRISSOS reduced, cut down. OI cres (narrow)
    KRISSUS m. girdle (British: shirt) I crios W crys B krez OC kreis cf KRIDION
    KROK(KE)NOS m skin. I croiceann W croen B kroc’hen C crohen OC croin
    cf W crogen B krogen (shell)
    KROTIT shakes. I crothadh croth- Lat. crottiâre cf KRETET
    KROTÂ f. cream, curds. OI croth
    KROUDIS hard, harsh. I cruaidh G *kroudis Occ. cròi Cat. croi
    KROUKÂ f. heap, peak, rick. I cruach W crug B krug G *kroukâ Occ. cruga
    KROUTOS m. cradle. W crud
    KROWOS m. pigsty. I cró W crau
    KROWOS m. eye of needle. I cró W crau
    KRUMBOS curved. I crom W crwm B kromm
    KRUNNIS round. I cruinn W crwn B krenn
    KRUTTÂ f. harp, violin. OI crot I cruit W crwth OBr *krottâ LLat chrotta
    KRUTTIATIS m. harper. OI cruit (cf Eriu 32.41)
    KU how? where? OI co W cw(dd)
    KÛ g. KUNOS m. dog. I cú g. con W ci p. cwn B ki p. koun
    KUNOBELINOS m. man’s name. OBr Cunobelinus W Cynfelyn
    KUNODAR(I)Â f. rabies. W cynddaredd B kounnar
    KUNOGALÂ f. man’s name. I Conghal
    KUNOGLASTOS m. man’s name. OW Cinglas
    KUNOGENOS m. man’s name. OI Congen
    KUNOGUSTUS m. man’s name. Og Cunagussos OI Congus
    KUNOKAROS m. man’s name. OW Cincar MW Kyngar
    KUNOKATUS m. man’s name. OI Conchad
    KUNOKUBROS m. man’s name. OI Conchobor I Conchubhar
    KUNOLENGÂ f. man’s name. Og Cunalegi Cunalegea AOI Conleng OI Conlang
    KUNOMAGLOS m. man’s name. Og Cunamagli
    KUNOQENNOS m. man’s name. I Coincheann G Cunopennus
    KUNORÎGS m. man’s name. OI Conrí
    KUNOSERÂ f. hounds’ track, path. OI conar cf MAGOSERION
    KUNOWALOS m. man’s name. I Conall OBr,Og Cunovali W Cynwal
    KUBRON n. desire. cf ADKUBRON, KUNOKUBROS, MELIKUBROS (cf Lat. cupere)
    KUBROS m. foam. OI cobar I cubhar
    KUKROS curved, crooked. I cuar
    KUKSOS m. beehive. W cwch
    KULIS f. fly. I cuil W cylion B kelien OC kelionen
    KULOS m. sin, blame. I col W cwl (cf Lat culpa?)
    KÛLOS m. nape, back. I cúl W cil B kil OC chil
    KÛLOWÊTÂ f. muscle at nape of neck. OI cúlad (Celtica 3.168f) cf WÊTIS
    KUMBÂ f. KUMBOS m. valley. I com W cwm B komm (trough) G *kumbâ Occ. comba Cat.
    coma
    KURMÄN n. beer. OI cuirm g. cormae p.d. cormannaib MW cwryf W cwrw C kor G κουρμι
    (Dioscorides) ( cf Lat. cerevisia?)
    KUTIS m. bag, pouch. W cwd
    KUWOS n. young, of animal. W cyw
    KUZDRON n. matrix, rectum («hiding place»). W cwthr B kourz cf KEUDET

    LABAROS talkative. I labhar W llafar B lavar G Labarus


    LABARÂ f. river name. OBr Labarâ OE Laefer
    LABARONÂ f. river name. I Labhrann
    LABARÂTRO talks. OI ·labradar I labhr- W llefaru B lavaret
    LÂGENÂ f. broad-headed spear. OI lágan láigean W llain (blade)
    LÂGIOS m. mattock, spade. OI lága láige I láighe
    LAGUS small. MW llaw OB lau
    LAGIÛS n. LAGIOS smaller. OI laigiu I lugha W llai OB lei
    LAKSET burns. I lasadh
    LAKSAROS burning. OI lasar I lasair (flame) W llachar (bright)
    LÂMÂ f. hand. I lámh W llaw C luef
    LÂMOWENDU n. glove («hand fur»). OI lámand I lámhainn
    LAMETRO dares. OI ·laimethar W llafasu llyfasu MB lafuaez C lauasos
    sub. LAMÂTRO OI ·lamathar
    perf. LÂMER OI ·lámair
    vn. LÄNTIÛ f. OI p. létena
    LANDÂ f. clearing (land, ground, plot). I lann W llan B lann G *landa Occ. landa (Gascon) lana
    LANDERÂ f. lamp, gleam, shine. OI lainner I loinnir cf LANSSUS
    LÂNON n. plain. cf MEDIOLÂNON, LÂYET
    LÂNOS full. I lán W llawn B leun cf ELUS, KOMLÂNOS, LÎNON
    LÂNOBNÎ d. married couple («completed woman») I lánamhain cf KLIYOBNIS
    LANSSUS m. light, radiance. I léas cf ÄMBILANSSIÛ, LANDERÂ, SULANSSUS
    LANWON n. fullness. C lanwes; W llanw B lanv (tide)
    LAREKS f. larch. OI rail g. ralach (cf Lat. larix)
    LÂRON n. floor, threshing floor. I lár W llawr B leur
    LASNIS greedy. OI lainn
    LATIS f. mud, liquid. OI laith (liquid) I laitheach (mud) W llaid (mud) OW llad (liquor) G are latê
    («by the marsh» i.e. Camargue) Lat. Arelate Occ. Arle
    LATION n. day. OI laa laithe I lá SG latha G lat..
    LÂTOS m. ardour, passion. I láth W llawd
    LATRONIO- p.m. tribal name. I Latharna
    LÂYET puts, arranges. OI ·la s1 ·láo
    aor. LÂYEST OI ·laa ·rolsat
    pp. LÂYETON OI ·rollaad ·rolád
    vn. -LON -ELON n.
    cf ÄMBIROLON, ÄNDE LÂYET, KON LÂYET, UKS LÂYET, ELOWIDÛ
    LÂMÄN n. giving birth. OI lamnaid (gives birth)
    LÂTRON n. (1) site. I láthar (2) trousers. W llawdr B loer (stocking) lavreg(drawers) (3)
    arrangement. OI láthar MB leuzr B leur OI láthraim (I arrange, aim at) MB leuzraff (send)
    (EC 5.565f)
    LAZGÂ f. snowfall. I ladhg
    LEBLEBOS > LELEBBOS m. baby. OI lelan I leanbh
    LÊGÂ f. ladle, spoon. OI liag I liach W llwy B loa C lo cf LIGIT
    LEGÂT melts. I leagh- cf ARE LEGÂT, DÎ LEGÂT
    pp. LEKTOS molten,melted. I leachtach (liquid) MW llaith B leiz (wet)
    LEGASTUS m. death. W lleas
    LEKTUS m. death. I leacht (place of death) W llaith
    LEGET lies. OI laigid I luigh- cf LOGÂT, LOGIT, WOLEGS
    sub. LEKST OI ·less(ed)
    fut. LEKST OI ·lee
    perf. LELOGE OI dellig dellgetar
    Here? G legasit (has placed)
    vn. LEGIÂ Ol lige I luighe f.
    LEKSKOS lazy. I leasc W llesg
    LEKSOWIÂ f. slope. W llechwedd
    LEKSOWIO- p.m. tribal name. G Lexovii (Caesar) Fr Lisieux
    LEKTRON n. hill, slope. I leitir (< W) W llethr cf KAMBOLEKTRO-
    LEGETÂ f. glue, dregs. B lec’hid (dregs) G *legetâ Basque lekeda (slime)
    LEGOS n. place. W lle O le B lec’h
    LÊGOS wretched. OI liag I liach
    LEKKÂ f. flagstone. I leac W llech B lec’h
    LEKKOLEUKOS m. place name. G Fund(um ) Liccoleucum
    LÊKSOS m. pen, fold. OI lias cf LINQET
    LEMOS m. voice, call. W llef B lenv
    LEMOS insipid. I leamh
    LEMOMLIKTON n. beestings. I leamhnacht W llefrith B livrizh
    LEMOS m. elm tree. I leamh W llwyf G lemo-
    For W llwyf cf ERQOS ENÎQÂ
    LEMOWIKES p.m. tribal name. G Lemovices (Caesar) Occ Lemòtge
    LEMOYALON n. place name. G *Lemoialon LLat Levivialum (read Lemuialum) Fr Limeil
    LENGET leaps. OI lingid I ling- (Celtica 4.1OOf) cf ARELENGON, TO LENGET, WO LENGET
    sub. LENKST OI lias
    fut. LIBLÄNKST OI ·ribuilsed
    perf. LEBLONGE OI ·leblaing
    vn. LÄNKSMÄN n. I léim W llam B lamm
    LÊNOS soft. OI lian
    LÊNIATS f. shirt. I léine g. leineadh
    LERGÂ f. hillside. I learg cf LORGOS
    LÊQRI n track (what is left). W llwybr (path) cf LINQET
    LÊRIS clear, visible- I léir W llwyr
    LÊSSOS greyness. I lias cf LÊTOS
    LESSUS m. advantage. I leas W lles OC les
    LESTRON n. vessel. I leastar (< W) W llestr
    LETOS n. side, half. I leath W lled cf LITANOS
    LETIOS m. shoulderblade. OI leithe
    LETS beside. OI la I le G *lets Fr lez Occ. latz (+ Lat. latus)
    with personal pronouns:
    LETS ME OI lemm LETS SNÎS OI leinn
    LETS TE OI lat LETS SWÎS OI lib
    LETS TEM OI leis LETS SÛS OI leu
    LETS SIYÄN OI lee
    LETSBUTÂ f. being beside. I leabaidh (bed)
    LETSÂ f. haunch, hip. I leas B lez
    LETOSEKSMÄN n. half-rivet. W lletem
    LÊTOS grey. I liath W llwyd B louet cf LÊSSOS
    LETRON n. leather. I leathar W lledr B ler
    LEUDET moves, conducts. I luadh-
    LEUDRON n. vigour, movement. OI luadar
    LEUGOS n. price, value. OI lóg I luach
    LEUKÂ f. league. G *leukâ Fr lieue LLat leuga Castilian legua
    LEUKOS bright, shining. OI lóch W llug
    LEUKO- p.m. tribal name. G Λεuκoι (Strabo)
    LEUKETS m. lightning.
    Hypocoristic LEUKKETS W lluched OC luhet B luc’hedenn I lóichead (< W)
    LEUKETIOS of lightning. G Marti Leucetio, Loucetio Marti
    LEUKORNON n. lantern. I lócharn W llugorn OC lugarn B lugern
    LEUKOKAMULOS m. man’s name. G Leucamulo
    LEUKOMALEKS of the shining eyebrows. G deo Marti Leucimalaco
    LEUKOMÂROS m. man’s name. G f. Leucimarae
    LEUKSNÂ f. moon. I luan W Dydd Llun
    LEUSKET swings. I luascadh W llusgo B luskañ cf LUWETRO
    LÎÄNKS f. slab, stone. OI lië g. liac I liag B liac’h Og liag
    LIBROS long. I leabhar
    LIDNAWON n. swampy ground, meadow land. I léana
    LIGIT licks. I lighe W llyfu llyo B leat
    fut. LILIKST OI lilsit
    perf. LELOIGE OI ·leluig
    LIKTON n. bait, mash. W llith
    LIKTIÛ f. porridge. OI lichtiu littiu I leite cf LÊGÂ
    LÎMÂ f. flood. W llif B liñvañ (to flood) cf LINET
    LINAT follows, adheres to. I leanamhain W llynu OB linom
    sub. LIYÂT OI ·liad
    fut. LILIST OI lilith
    perf. LELE OI ·lil
    vn. -LITIS f. -LIYON n.
    cf ARE LINAT, ATELIYON, DÎ LINAT, KÄNTÂ LINAT
    LINET flows. OI lin-
    cf LÎMÂ, LIROS, LÎYÄNTS, TOLIYON, WOLIS
    LINNÂ f. cloak, mantle. I leann B lenn W llen G *linnâ LLat. linna
    LINNIS f. lake, pool. I linn W llyn B lenn
    LINNU n. liquid, drink. I lionn W llyn
    LÎNON n. number. I líon líonadh (to fill) cf LÂNOS
    LINQET leaves. I léig- leig-
    cf ARE LINQET, LÊKSOS, LÊQRI, SKIYOLINQS, TO LINQET, UKS LINQET
    LIROS m. sea. I lear W llyr cf LINET
    LIROGALÂ f. man’s name. OI Lergal
    LIROGNIYATIS m. man’s name. OI Lergnaid
    LIROGUSTUS m. man’s name. OI Lergus
    LIROKÛ m. man’s name. OI Lerchú
    LISSOS m. court,courtyard. OI les I lios W llys B lez
    LISSO- step-(father, mother), nick-(name). I leas- W llys- B les-
    LISSUS m. loathing,disgust. OI lius (adj. lista)
    LITANOS wide. I leathan W llydan C,B ledan G litano- Litanam (Livy)
    cf LETOS, LETIOS, LITAWÎ
    LETIÛS wider. I leithe W lled
    LITANOBRIGS f. place name. G Litanobriga (IA)
    LITANOMAGOS n. place name. OBr *Litanomagos Litinomago (Rav)
    LITAWÎ f. mainland,continent. W Llydaw (Brittany) OBr Litavî LLat Letavia OI Lethe G Litavi
    (earth goddess)
    LITAWÎKOS m. man’s name. G Litaviccus
    LÎTOS of good augury. CI litom
    LÎTUS m. luck, prosperity, festival. OI líth W llid B lid
    LÎTUGENOS m. man’s name. OBr Litogeni Litugenus G Litugeni
    LÎTUMÂROS m. man’s name. G Λιtoumαrεoς
    LÎTUWIROS m. man’s name. Og Litubiri G Litovir
    LÎWÂ f. colour. I lí W lliw B liv OC liu
    LÎWIOS m. man’s name. G Livius
    LÎWET vn LÎWETUS m. complains. OI líid líud cf ATE LÎWET
    LIYÂ f. scar,blood. W lledd
    LIYAGIS m. surgeon,leech. OI liaig g. lega I liaigh SG lighich (cf Germanic LÊKYAZ from
    Celtic?)
    LÎYÄNTS m. high tide,flood. OI lië I lia SG lighe W lli lliant cf LINET
    LIZBÂ f. strip of skin or leather. I leadhbh
    LOBÎNÂ f. tassel. OI luban
    LOGÂT forgives, remits. I loghadh cf LOGIT, LEGET
    LOGIT places. OI ·luigim cf LEGET
    sub. LOGÂT OI ·logae
    vn LOGETUS m. OI logad -LOGON n.
    LOIDIT incites, exhorts. OI ·laídid
    LOIDÂ f. praise poem. I laoidh
    LOISSÂ f. praise. OI laes
    LOIGOS m. calf. OI loeg I laogh W llo p. lloeau (British *LAIGOS)
    LOKTUS m. fault. I locht (cf Germanic LAHAN to blame)
    LOKUS m. lake. I loch W llwch (< I) G locos (cf Lat. lacus)
    LOKO g. LOKENOS f. lake bird, duck. OI lachu g. lachan loichen I lacha g. lachan
    LOLEGÂKÂ cf ROLEGÂKÂ
    LOMBINÂ f. deerskin (cloak). OI lumman cf ELANÎ
    LONKÂ f. depression,hollow. I log G *lankâ Lombard lanca (river bed) Vaudois lanche (steep
    strip of meadow) Savoyard lanche (rock chimney)
    LONOS m. blackbird. I lon
    LORGOS m. club. I lorg W llwrw B lorc’henn (shaft) OC lorch
    LORGIÛ f. shin. OI lurga I lorga MW llorf W llorp
    LORGOS m. track. I lorg W llwrw B war lerc’h C lergh G *lorgos Basque lorratz
    LOSKÄNDOS cf ROSKÄNDOS
    LOUDIÂ f. lead (metal). I luaidhe (cf Germanic LAUDA-)
    LOUGOS m. chaff. OI lóch cf LUNGET
    LOUKARIS f. rush, sedge. I luachair
    LOUKOS black, dark. OI lóch W llug
    LOUTOS swift, fast. I luath (abstract: luas) cf LUWETRO, KOKSOLOUTOS
    LOUTUS m. ash. I luaith W lludw B ludu
    LOWANON n. provisions for journey. I lón cf LUWETRO
    LOWATRON n. basin. OI loathar I lothar MB louazr B laouer (trough) OBr Lavatris Lavatres
    cf LOWOLOWATRON
    LOWENOS happy. W llawen C lowen B laouen. From *ROWENOS?
    LOWERNOS m. fox. OI Loarn W llywarn B louarn C lowarn
    LOWERNÂKOS m. man’s name. OBr Lovernaci
    LOWERNIOS m. man’s name. OBr Lovernii G Λουερνιος (Strabo)
    LOWERNOKÛ m. man’s name. OI Loar(n)chú
    LOWION ni. flipper. OI lue (kick, foot)
    LOWOS m. fleece. I ló cf ARELOWOS
    LOWOLOWATRON n. place name. G *Lovolovtron LLat. Lovolautrum Fr Vollore cf
    LOWATRON
    LOWOS m. flow of water. OI ló cf LUWETRO
    LOWÂ f. flow of water, river name. OI ló g. lua I Laoi g. Lua
    LUBIS f. herb. I luibh
    LUBIGORTOS m. herb garden. OI lubgort W lluarth B liorzh C lowarth
    LUBÎT loves. G lubitus (they loved)
    LUBNÂ f. thong, leash. OI loman
    LUBROS infirm, leprous. I lobhar W llwfr (coward) B lovr cf I lobhadh (to rot)
    LUDE he went. OI luid cf TÊGET
    LUGON LUGION n. oath. I luighe W llw B le
    LUGNON n. rump, haunch. OI lón luan
    LUGRÂ f. the bright one, moon. W lloer B loar
    LUGAT- ? moon. W lleuad cf WOLUGUS
    LUGOBEROS m. light, light bearer. W lleufer
    LUGUS m. the storm god. I Lugh W Lleu G Lugus Lugoves
    LUGUBELINOS m. man’s name. W Llywelyn
    LUGUDEKS m. man’s name. I Lughaidh Og Lugudec(a) Lugudeccas
    LUGUDÛNON n. place name. G Λουγδοuνον (Strabo) Λουγοδοuνον (Ptolemy) Fr Lyon
    Occ. Mont-Lesun Dutch Leiden
    LUGUMARKOS m. man’s name. W Llywarch
    LUGUNIOS m. tribal name. Og mucoi Luguni I Luighne
    LUGUQRITUS m. man’s name. Og Luguuqrit OI Luccraid
    LUGUSELWÂ f. woman’s name. G Luguselva
    LUGUTEGERNOS m. man’s name. OI Lugthigern
    LUGUWALOS m. man’s name.
    LUGUWALION n. place name (belonging to Luguwalos) OBr Luguvallium
    OW Caer Ligualid W Caer Llywelydd
    LUGUWIKS m. man’s name. Og Luguvveca Luguvvec OI g. Lugach
    LUKAT- ? eye. W llygad B lagad
    LUKROS corrupt. W llwgr
    LUKSKET burns. I loisc- loscadh W llosgi B leskiñ C losky
    LUKSKOS lame. OI losc
    LUKTON n. ruin, destruction. I lot cf LUNGET
    LUKTUS m. people, load. I lucht W llwyth G luxtos
    LUKÛTS G. LUKOTOS m. mouse. I luch g. lochadh W llyg p. llygod B logodenn
    LUNGET breaks,consumes. OI loingid cf LOUGOS, LUKTON, WO LUNGET
    sub. (1) LEUKST OI ·lú lusair (2) LUNGÂT OI ·longe W llewa
    pp. LUKTOS OI fulacht W golwyth
    LUNGET supports. OI ·loing cf LUGNON, LUKSKOS, EN LUNGET, WO LUNGET
    sub. LEUKST OI ·ló ·lós
    fut. LILUKST OI ·lil ·lilus
    perf. LULOUGE OI ·lolaig
    pp. LUKTOS OI fulachtae
    vn. -LOUGON n.
    LÛS g. LUSOS f. louse. W llau B laou C low
    LUSMOS bare, plucked. I lom
    LUSTÂ f. tail, harpoon. I los W llost B lost
    LUSTÂKORNON n. tail. W llosgwrn
    LUSTUS m. herb. I lus W llysiau B louzou
    LUTNOS (< *UTLOS) m. young animal, foal. OI luan W llwdn MB lozn B loen
    LÛTUS m. energy. I lúth
    LÛTUMÂROS m. man’s name. G Lutumarus
    LUWETRO floats, sails, moves. OI lu- cf LEUSKET, LOWANON, LOUTOS, LOWOS,
    LOWION
    vn. LUWETON OI lúud I luadh
    LUWIÂ f. rudder. OI luae
    LUWOS m. steersman. W llyw B leviañ (to pilot)

    MADAWOS vain,futile. OI madae OB madau


    OI i mudu I amugha (astray, wasted)
    MADIT breaks. OI maidid ·maid
    sub. MASST OI ·má mai~s
    fut. MIMASST OI ·mema memais
    perf. MEMADE OI ·memaid
    vn. MADMÄN n. I maidhm cf TO MADIT
    MAGET grows,increases. OI ·formaig cf WER MAGIT
    sub. MAKST OI ·torma ·tórmais
    fut. MAKST OI ·foirmsed
    aor. MAKT OI ·rormacht
    pp. MAKTOS OI tórmachte
    vn. -MAGON n. OI tórmag
    MAGEROS m. salmon spawn. OI magar
    MAGERIOS m. young salmon. I maighre
    MAGIT kneads. W maeddu B mezañ
    MAKSTRON n. kneading, churning. I maistir (< British)
    MAKSTRÂ f. dough. G *makstrâ Occ mastra
    MAGLOS m. prince. OI mál MW,OB mael G Magali (Livy) Magalu cf MAGO-
    MAGLAGNOS m. man’s name. OBr Maglagni Og Maglani W Maelan
    MAGLOKÛ m. man’s name. Og Maglicunas OBr Maglocune OW Mailcun W Maelgwn
    MAGLOMATONOS m. man’s name. G Maglomatonio
    MAGLORÎGS m. man’s name. W Meilyr
    MAGNOS m. stone. W,B maen
    MAGO- great.
    MAGOSOWÂ f. great mother(goddess). I Macha cf SOWIT
    MAGÛ m. magnate, great man. MW p. maeon
    MAGOS n. plain. I magh W,C -fa G -magos
    MAGESTU n. small plain. W maes B mez C mes (field)
    MAGODÛNON n. place name. G *Magodunon LLat Magdunum Fr Meung
    MAGOSEDON n. milking yard. I machadh
    MAGOSERION n. plain. I machaire cf KUNOSERÂ
    MAGUS m. young man. I mugh (serf) B mao C maw
    B maouez (woman) C mowes (maiden)
    MAGUS KOYÎ «X» member of «x» clan. Og mucoi mocoi OI moccu
    MAGUS DÊWÎ m. servant of god. W meudwy (hermit)
    MAGUDURNO- p.m. tribal name. OI Mugduirn a. Maugdornu g. Mugdorn
    MAGUGRÂSSLÂ n.p. male genitals. OI macrall g. macraille I magairle
    MAGUNÎ f. woman’s name, maiden. AOI Maugin OI Mugain
    MAGURÎGS m. man’s name. G Magurix
    MAGUTEGERNOS m. man’s name. OI Mugthigern
    MAILOS bald. I maol W moel B moal
    MAILÂ f. cropped head, flat hill. OI mael I maoil W moel
    MAILAGNOS m. man’s name. Og Mailagni
    MAKET nourishes. W magu B magañ
    aor. MAKT W maeth
    MAKTON n. nourishment. W maeth
    MAKTRIÛ f. nourishing. W meithrin
    MAKÎNÂ f. bellows («nourisher»). W megin
    MAKKOS m. surety, bond. OI macc W mach
    MAKROS m. finger. I méar
    MÂLÂT MOLÂT praises. I moladh W moli s3 mawl B meuliñ
    MALEKS f. eyebrow. I mala g. malach cf LEUKOMALEKS
    Here? B malvenn malgudenn (eyelid)
    MALDUKOS m. top, peak I mullach
    MALENÂ f. high tide. G *malenâ Lat. malina
    MALENOMORI n. neaptide. I mallmhuir (Proto-Goidelic *MALNOMORI)
    MAMMÂ f. mother. W mam B mamm
    MAMMIÂ f. fostermother. I muime buime
    MANATLON n. sheaf. B malan C manal (cf Lat. manus)
    MANAWÎ f. the Isle of Man. OI Mana OBr *Manavô Monapia (Pliny) W Manaw
    MANAWIYAGNOS m. the Manxman (the sea god). I Manannán (remodelled) W
    Manawyddan
    MÄNDON n. place, space. W man
    MÄNDOSENTUS m. abode. OI mennat mennut g. mendato mennota
    MÂNIS f. peat bog. I móin W mawn (cf Lat. mânâre)
    MÄNTÎ f. size. I méid W maint B ment
    MÄNTOS m. mouth. W mant I mant (< W gap in teeth, gum)
    MANTRON n. trampling, what is trampled. I mannar (< W) W mathr B mantrañ (to trample)
    MAQOS m. son. W,B mab
    Hypocoristic MAQQOS Og maqi maqqi I mac
    MAQQODAKTÎ f. nubile girl. OI maccdacht MW machteith C maghteth B matez
    MAQONOS m. god of youth. W Mabon G Mapon(on) (EC 15.178)
    Hypocoristic MAQQONOS OI Macan Óc (written Mac ind Oc)
    MARGÂ f. marl. G marga (Pliny) B marg (< G)
    MARKOS m. horse, steed. I marc W march C marh G marko-
    MARKÂKOS m. horseman. I marcach W marchog B marc’heg
    MARKODURON n. place name. G in vico Marcoduro (Tacitus)
    MARKOMAGOS n. place name. G Marcomagus (TP) German Marmagen
    MARKOMÂROS m. man’s name. G Marcomaro (Marcus Aurelius)
    MARNET betrays. OI ·mairn cf MERELOS
    sub. MERÂT OI ·mera
    aor. MERT OI ·mert
    vn. MRATON n. OI mrath I brath W brad C bras
    MÂROS great. OI már I mór W mawr B,C meur G mâro-
    MÂYÛS n. MÂYOS greater, more. OI máo I mó MW moe mwy W mwy B mui C moy
    cf NEK MÂYOS, DIROMÂRIS
    here also: OI móir W mor B mar (as great as)
    MÂROBODWOS m. man’s name. G Maroboduus (Velleius Paterculus)
    MÂROYALON n. place name. G *Mâroialon Occ Maruèjol
    MARTOS m. corpse. I mart (slaughtered ox, mortality) cf MARWOS, MORÎNÂ
    MARWOS dead. I marbh W marw B marv G *marvos (numb) Occ marfi Rumanian marv
    MARWONATUS m. elegy. I marbhnadh W marwnad
    MÂTÎR f. mother. I máthair G p.d. matrebo
    MÂTRIQÎ f. mother’s sister. W modryb MB mozreb B moereb OC modereb
    MÂTRITAMÂ f. queen bee. W modrydaf
    MÂTRIWIOS MÂTROWIOS m. mother’s kinsman. OI p. máithre máthra
    MÂTRONÂ f. mother goddess, river Marne. W Modron G Matrona (Caesar) Fr Marne
    MÂTÂ f. thumb. W bawd B meud
    MÂTORÊGON n. thumb ring. W modrwy
    MATUS good, auspicious. I maith W mad B mat G mat..; m. bear (euphemism: the good one)
    OI math I mathghamhain
    MATUGENOS m. man’s name. OI Mathgen MW Madyein G Matugenus
    MATUMARKOS m. soothsayer («requester of auspicious omen» cf ARKET) OI mathmarc
    MATWÎT makes good, forgives. I maitheamh W maddau (< I)
    MAZDIOS m. stick. I maide
    Here? OI madan (club)
    ME, first person singular personal pronoun.
    N. not attested
    A. ME (1) autonomous. I mé W mi C my B me
    (2) verbal object. OI,W,C,B -m
    (3) prepositional object. OI -m W,C -f MB -ff B -n
    D. MOI (1) indirect verbal object. OI -m
    (2) prepositional object. OI -m W,C -f MB -ff B -n
    G. MEME W fy, -m OW mi B ma va -m C ow -m
    MEWE I mo; (stressed) OI muí MW meu
    MEDITRO judges, estimates. OI ·midethnr cf MODOS
    sub. MESSETRO OI ·mestar
    fut. MIMESSETRO OI ·miastar ·messur (< Proto-GoideIic *MIWESSETRO)
    perf. MÎDER OI ·mídir
    pp. MESSOS OI messe
    vn. MESSUS m. I meas (judgement) W cymes (measure, due) -MESSIÛ f.
    cf AD MEDITRO, ARE MEDITRO, EKS MEDITRO, KON MEDITRO, RO MEDITRO, TO
    MEDITRO, WO MEDITRO
    MEDAMÛ m. judge. OI medam
    MEDRÂ f, a measure. I meadar (churn)
    MEDÂ f. weight, balance. I meadh W medd
    Here also: W meddwl (thought) meddu (possess, be able, rule, control)
    MEDIOS middle. OI mid- G medio-
    MEDAMOS middlemost. G (name) Medamus
    MEDIÂ f. midlands of Ireland. I Midhe
    MEDIOSAMINON n. midsummer month (June). I meitheamh OI mithem g. mithemon W
    mehefin B mezheven
    MEDOSESSUS m. noman’s land between two tribal territories. OI methas
    MEDOGNON n. middle. I meadhón MW mywn W mewn
    MÊDIOS m. lower part of neck. I méidhe
    MÊDON n. honour, dignity. I miadh cf MOIDIT
    MEDRI n. merriment, chatter. I meadhar (remodelled)
    MEDU n. mead. I miodh W medd B mez
    MEDWÂ f. the Intoxicator (the mother goddess in role of king’s bride) I Meadhbh
    MEDWÂKOS m. river name. G Meduacus (Livy)
    MEDWONÂ f. goddess of drunkenness, river name. G *Medwoná Meduâna(Lucan), de
    (abus) Vercane et Medune Fr Mayenne
    MEDWOS drunk. Og Medvvi OI medb W meddw B mezv
    MELDÂ f. sport, delight. OI Mellbretha (Sports judgements) Mag Meld (Plain of delights)
    cf MLIDNOS, MLIDUS
    MELDÂKOS delightful. OI meldach
    MELDÂT seduces, beguiles. I mealladh
    MELDENÂ f. thunder. W mellten (p. mellt - back formation)
    MELET grinds. OI ·meil I meil- W malu B malan
    sub. MELÂT OI ·melat
    aor. MELT OI milt ·melt
    vn MLITÂ f. OI bleth mlith -MELTÂ f.
    MELÄNTÎ f. a grinder. I meilit (worn, blunted instrument)
    cf KON MELET, MLÂTON, MOLOS, TO MELET, WO MELET
    MELGOS n. milk. OI melg cf MLIGET
    MELI n. honey. I mil W,B mel
    MELIKUBROS m. bear («honey-lover»). OI milchobor
    MELIKKÛ g. MELIKKUNOS m. man’s name. OI Miliuc g. Milcon
    MELINOS honey-coloured. yellow. W melyn B melen G *Melina (river) LLat Melina
    German Mehlenbach
    MELISSOS sweet, honeyed. I milis W melys B milis G Melissus f. Melissa der. Meliððius
    MELISWEKSMORION n. sweet clover. G *melisveksmorion μερισειμoριoν (Dioscorides)
    cf SWEKSMORÂ
    MELITIONES p.m. clover. W meillion B melchen (British *MELTIONES)
    MELITOMAGOS n. place name. G *Melitomagos Μελιτoμαγησιoς (Diocletian)
    MEMBLÂ f. shame. I meabhal W mefl C meul (cf Gk μεμφoμαι)
    MÊNÂ f. mine. I mian W mwyn G *míná Fr mine Occ.Cat. mina
    MENDOS clear. OI meann
    MENDU n. a sign. I mionn (diadem, heirloom, sign)
    MÊNIS MÎNIS soft, delicate. I mín W mwyn B moan
    MENMENS g. MENMENOS m. mind. OI menmae g. menman I meanma
    Here: W menwyd (mind)
    MENMANDÛTO- p.m. a group of gods. G Menmandutis
    MENDET wishes. W mynnu B mennout cf DEDET, MONITRO
    MÊNON n. wish, sake. I mian W mwyn
    MÊNOGUSTUS m. eager desire. I mianghus
    MENTLÂ p.n. guts. I méadal W methl (snare, entanglement) (cf Lat. mentula)
    MENUS small. OI min menb I mion
    cf W difanw B minvig
    MÊQOS n. bushel. I miach
    MERELOS treacherous. cf MARNET
    MERELIÂ f. treachery, robbery. I meirle
    MERGIS f. rust. I meirg B mergl (< I?)
    MERKÂ f. lass. W merch B merc’h
    MERTENÂ f. weariness. OI merten mertan
    MERUS insipid. I meirbh W merw
    MESALÂ f. blackbird. W mwyalch B moualc’h OC moelh I smólach smaolach (< W)
    MESSUS m. cf MEDITRO, METET
    MESSUGENOS m. man’s name. G Medugenus
    MESSUGNÂTOS m. man’s name. G Meddugnatus
    METET reaps. W medi B mediñ cf TOMESSON
    vn. MESSUS m. harvest. I meas W mes
    METELÂ f. reaping band. I meitheal W medel B mevel OC midil
    MÊTUS m. sap. W mwyd I méith (fat, fruitful)
    MÎKNON n. lip. OI mén (mouth) W,B min C myn (snout)
    MIKSKET mixes. I meascadh measc (drunk) W mysgu B meskañ
    MIKTNOS m. root. I meacan
    MÎLON n. animal. I míol W mil
    MINÂ f. meal,flour. I mean min
    MINOYUTÂKÂ f. meal gruel. OI menadach cf YUTUS
    MINAT makes fast, fixes. OI ·tuidmen
    sub. MIYÂT OI ·dime
    aor. MÎT OI ·demi
    pp. MITOS OI tuidmithi
    vn. -MIYON n. OI tuidme cf DÎ MINAT
    MINAT passes. W tremynu MB tremen C tremena
    pp. MITOS
    MITON n. decay (failure). I meath W methu (< I fail) B mezh (< I shame)
    MITODIOS cowardly. I meata
    MINAWITS m. awl. I meanadh W mynawyd B minaoued
    MÎNS g. MÎNSOS m. month. I mí g. míos W mis B miz G mid midx (Eriu 10.39)
    MÎRÄN n. piece, measure. I mír
    MIROS crazy. I mear
    MIROGUSTUS m. man’s name. OI Mergus
    MIROSWELOS m. mind-wandering, a crazy course. I mearbhall mearathall (< * mearfall)
    MISTÂ f. fosterling, beloved of. OI mess
    MISUKAROS kindly, affable. OI micha(i)r
    MI(S) badly. I mí-
    MI(S)KLEWOS n. ill-fame. OI mélae (shame)
    MISSUGNÂKÂ f. barren cow. W myswynog
    MISWIRIS unmanly. OI mifir (fainthearted)
    MIZGOS m. whey. I meadhg W maidd OB meid G *mizgos Fr mêgue Occ mergue
    MLASTON n. taste. OI mlas I,W blas
    MLÂTIS weak,soft. OI mláith (abstract: mlás) I bláith B blod (Celtica 1O.151)
    MLÂTON n. flour. W blawd OC blot B bleud G *bláton Fr blé Occ.Cat. blat cf MELET
    MLÂTOBOLGOS m. grain sack.
    MLÂTOBOLGION n. place name. OBr *Blátobolgion Blatobulgio
    MLÂTOMAGOS n. place name. G *Blatomagos LLat Blatomago Fr Blond
    MLIDNOS m. groin. OI mlén I bléan cf MELDÂ
    MLIDUS delicate, soft. W blydd B ble (Celtica 1O.151)
    MLIGET milks. OI ·mlig cf MELGOS, UKS MLIGET
    pres. MLOGIT OI bluigid
    sub. MELKST OI ·tuinmell
    perf. MEMLOGE OI memlaig
    pp. MLIKTOS OI mlecht I bleacht W blith (milch)
    vn. MLIGONÂ f. I bleaghan MLIKTUS m. OI blicht g. mlechta (milk)
    MODOS m. work, measure. OI mod cf MEDITRO
    MOGETIOS mighty. G Marti Mogetio cf MOKTIOS
    MOGONTS mighty, powerful. G deo Mogonti
    MOGONTÎ f. mighty, powerful. G deae Mogontiae
    MOGONTIÂKON n. placename. G Mogontiacum German Mainz
    MOIDIT boasts, declares. I maoidh- vn maoidheamh cf MÊDON
    MOILOS blunt. I maol W mul (simpleminded, dim)
    MOINIS f. treasure, gift, goods. I maoin cf DÎMOINIS
    MOITOS soft. I maoth (abstract: maos)
    MOKKÛ f. pig. I muc W moch G deo Mercur(io) Mocco
    MOKKIATIS m. swineherd. OI muicid muccaid I muicidhe W meichiad I (tribal name)
    Corca Muichead (< W)
    MOKS soon. OI mos·,mo I moch (< W) W moch
    MOKTIOS mighty. OI mochta cf MOGETIOS
    MOLÂT cf MÂLÂT
    MOLOS m. grinder. I mol (axle hub) cf MELET
    MOLTOS m. wether. I molt W mollt B maout C mols G *moltos Fr mouton Occ. motón Cat.
    moltó
    MOLU n. lump. OI mul
    MONAQO- p.m. tribal name. I Monaigh G Menapii
    For G dialectal E for O after labial cf BOLGO- WORETOMÂROS
    MONGÂ f. mane. I mong W mwng B moue cf MONIS
    MONÂS n.f. omen, portent. I mana cf MONITRO
    MONIS f. neck. I muin W mwn cf MONGÂ
    MONIKLON n. neck. I muinéal W mynwgl
    MONION n. mountain pass. W mynydd C meneth B menez SG monadh (< W)
    MONISAGÎNÂ f. reliance, dependence («neck-seeking»). I muinighin cf SAGIT
    MONITRO remembers,recalls. OI ·muinethar
    sub. MENÂTRO OI ·mentar
    perf. MEMNER OI ·ménair
    pp. MÄNTOS OI nephtoimtiu
    vn. MÄNTIÛ f. -MÄNTON n.
    cf ARE MONITRO, ATE MONETRO, MENMENS, KOMENS, RO MONITRO, TO
    MONITRO, WO MONITRO, WER MONITRO
    MONUTERÂ f. family, dependents. I muintear (cf Sk manu¿- man)
    MORGIT troubles,saddens. I mairg (alas for)
    OI mairg Ultu (alas for the Ulaidh!)
    OI moircc damsa (alas for me!)
    vn. MORGETUS m. I morgadh (decay, corruption) B morc’hed C moreth
    (sadness,trouble)
    MORGETUYOUDOS m. man’s name. OW Morgetiud Margetiud W Maredudd
    MORI n. sea. I muir W,B,C mor G mori-
    MORIDÛNON n. place name. OBr Moridûnon Μαριδouνoν (Ptolemy) W Caerfyrddin
    MORIITUS m. estuary, inlet of sea, water. W moryd cf ITOS
    MORIKAMBÂ f. place name. OBr Μορικαμβη (Ptolemy)
    MORIMAGOS n. sea marsh. I muirbheach murbhach W morfa
    MORINOS maritime, m. tribal name. G Morini (Caesar)
    MORISESKÂ f. sea sedge. W moresg
    MORISKÂ f. coastal plain. OI muiresc
    MORITÊGS m. sailor. OBr moritex W mordwy (sea voyage) B merdeiñ (to sail)
    MORITIKTÂ f. sea voyage. W mordaith cf TÊGET
    MORI- young man. (cf Sk. marya- Gk μειραξ)
    MORIBRANOS m. man’s name. OI Murbran
    MORIDUBROS m. man’s name. OI Muirdebar
    MORIGALÂ f. man’s name. OI Murgal Muirgel
    MORIGENOS m. man’s name. OI Murgen OW Morgen
    MORIGUSTUS m. man’s name. OI Muirgius
    MORIGNÂ f. virgin, damsel. OI muirenn W morwyn C moren
    MORIKATUS m. man’s name. I Murchadh
    MORISAGS m. person in charge, headman. OI muire I muireach
    MORISAGÎNÂ f. burden, charge. I muirighean
    MORITAZGOS m. a god. G Moritasgus
    MORIWOROS m. troop, household, charge. I muirear cf WORÎNÂ
    MORIYOUDÂKOS m. master, lord, personal name. I Muireadhach
    MORIYOUDOS m. man’s name. OW Moriud
    MORÎNÂ f. spear. OI muirenn
    MORORÎGONÂ f. death goddess. I Moirríoghan
    MORWIS f. ant. OI moirb W mywion myrion B merien C muryon
    MORWIKROUKÂ f. ant heap. W morgrug
    MORYÊTS f. thigh. W morddwydd B morzhed OC morboit (read *mordoit)
    MRAKNOS rotten. I bréan W braen B brein
    MRAKIS f. malt. OI mraich W brag I braich G bracem
    MRAKUS m. swamp, morass. G *brakus Italian braco Occ.Cat. brac Fr brai
    MRAKNÂ f. rotten, swampy place. G *brakna Cat. braina Galician, Asturian braña
    MRAKNOAROS m. fallow field. I bréanar W braenar B breinar G *brakn(o)aros Occ.
    (Gascon) branar
    MRIKTOS speckled. OI mrecht I breacht W brith B brizh OC bruit
    MRIKTORETON n. variety, confusion. OI mrechtrad W brithred
    MROGIS m. land. OI mruig I brugh W bro G brogi- brogae
    MROGIMÂROS m. man’s name. G Brogimarus
    MROGITARWOS m. man’s name. G *Brogitarvos Βρογιtαrος
    MUDROS dark, dingy, dirty. I modar- modartha
    MÛKO- lump.
    MÛKODURNOS m. ankle, wrist. OI mu(g)dorn W migwrn
    MUKON MÛKON n. smoke. I much W mwg B mog (fire) moged (smoke) C mok I múchadh W
    mogi mygu B moukañ (to suffocate)
    MUKTOS weak. OI mocht W mwyth
    MUNET vn MUNETUS m. moves,goes. W myned B mont
    MÛNOS m. piss. I mún
    MÛRON n. great number. OI mur (cf Gk μυριοι)
    MÛSKOS m. mouse.
    MÛSKORÎGION n. tribal name. I Múscraighe
    MUTOS m. penis, male principle. I moth (cf Lat. Mutunus) cf TUTOS
    Here? Occ.(Provençal) mòti (penis).
    MUTRON n. wooded swamp. I mothar

    NABOS m. lord. W naf (JCS 2.2f) (cf Sk nâbhi-)


    NÂMANTS m. enemy. I námha g. námhad
    NÂMANTIOS m. man’s name. G Namantius
    NÂMANTOBOGIOS m. man’s name. G Namantobogi (Eriu 27.3ff)
    NANI f. granny. W nain
    NÄNTIS f. battle. I Néid (war god) G nanti- (Eriu 27.14)
    NÄNTIGALÂ f. man’s name. OI Nétgal
    NÄNTUS m. valley. W,B nant C nans G nantus Savoyard nant
    NÄNTUATÎS p.m. valley dwellers, tribal name. G Nantuates (Caesar) Lat. *Vallenses
    (translation) Fr Valais
    NÂROS susceptible to shame. OI nár (cf Hittite nahsara-)
    NASKET joins. OI ·naisc B naskañ cf ARE NASKET, NETSAMOS, WO NASKET
    sub. NASST OI ·na ·nais
    fut. NINASST OI ·nenais
    perf. NENASKE (for *NENADE) OI nenaisc
    pp. NASSOS OI immainse
    vn. NADMÄN n. I naidhm (joint) snaidhm (knot)
    NASKON n. I nasc B nask (link, joint)
    NATRIS f. snake. I nathair W neidr p. nadredd MB nazr B naer C nader
    NATUS m. shout. I nath (poem) W nad cf MARWONATUS
    NÂWÂ f. ship, vessel, trough. OI náu G nava (gorge)
    NÂWIÂ f. shallow wooden bowl. W noe B nev
    NE- negative prefix. CI ne-
    NE, negative particle, found in the following combinations:
    (1) NE SO DE who not
    ·NE SO DE ·QRINAT OI nad·chren (who does not buy)
    ·NE SO DE ·BERET OI nad·beir (who does not bring)
    With s3 n. pronoun object NE SO DE is replaced by NEK:
    ·NEK E ·BERET OI nach·beir (who does not bring it)
    (2) NE YOM DE how not, that not.
    ·NE YOM DE SÛS ·TOBIBRISETO OI nanda·tibérad (that he would not give them)
    When there is no pronoun object, OI shifts the nasalisation forward to the verb:
    ·NE YOM DE ·BIYÂT OT *nand·bia > nad·mbia (that there will not be)
    NÊBÂ f. vigour, brightness. I niamh OI niab W nwyf cf NOIBOS
    NÊBOREYOS n. bright sky. W nwyfre (firmament) cf REYOS
    NEK NEQE nor. OI na I ná CI necue
    NEK, prohibitive particle (do not,lest not).
    This corresponds in function to Latin ne.
    NEK ·BERE OI na·beir (do not bring)
    ·NEK E ·BERE OI nach·beir (do not bring it)
    ·NEK SNÎS ·W(O)ADGABI OI nán·facaib (do not leave us)
    ·NEK EM ·GABITO OI (con)nách·gabad (lest it seize him)
    On the basis of s3m,n nach Old Irish formed new combinations with pronoun objects
    (nachan· for nán· etc.).
    The British forms are W na(g) na(c) B na(g)
    In Irish partly and in British wholly, NEK and its derivatives replace NE SO DE (see above
    under NE).
    NEK MÂYOS only («and not more»). OI nammá I amháin MW namwyn W namyn
    NEKTÎ f. niece. OI necht W nith B niz OC noit
    NEKTONOS m. a god, a man’s name. I Neachtan Pictish Naiton OW Neithon (cf Sk, Av.
    Apâm napât- Celtica 6.38)
    NEMÄN n. poison. I neimh neimhneach (poisonous)
    NEMONÂ f. wife of the wargod. OI Neman
    NEMETON n. sacred grove. I neimheadh MW nyfet G νεμητoν
    NEMETÂKON, n. place name. G Νεμετακoν (Ptolemy) cf DRUNEMETON
    NEMETAWO- p.m. tribal name. CI Νεμεταυων (Ptolemy)
    NEMETOBRIGS f. place name. CI Νεμετoβριγα (Ptolemy)
    NEMETODURON n. place name. G *Nemetoduron LLat. Nemetodero Fr. Nanterre
    NEMETONÂ f. goddess. I Neimhtheann (a mountain) G Marti et Nemetonae
    NEMOS n. sky. I neamh W nef B neñv
    NEMESOTÊGS m. going to heaven. OI nimidech neimedach cf TÊGET
    NEROS m. boar, male. OI ner W ner (lord)
    NERIOS m. a god. G Nerio deo, fontes Nerii
    NERIOMAGOS n. place name. G *Neriomiagos Neriomagienses
    NEQOS someone. I neach W neb
    NEQ something. I ni
    The vocalism in Irish is perturbed (crossing with OI a n-í)
    NEQOTEROS one of two. I neachtar
    cf MW nebawt (anyone) B nebeud (a little) C nebes (something)
    NERTON n. strength. I neart W,C nerth B nerzh G nerto- cf EKSNERTIS
    NERTOBRIGS f. place name. CI Νερτoβριγα (Ptolemy)
    NERTOMÂROS n. man’s name. I neartmhar (strong) G Nertomari
    NERTOWALOS m. man’s name. G Nertovali
    NÊSTLOS m. man’s name. I Niall
    NÊSTLOGUSTUS m. man’s name. OI Niallgus
    NETSAMOS nearest. OI nessam W nesaf B nesañ C nessa G neððamon (EC 13.54)
    cf NASKET
    NÊTUS m. emotion, passion. W nwyd cf NEYETS
    NEUDONTS m. the wind god. I Nuadha g. Nuadhad OI (variant) Luadat W Nudd Lludd OBr
    Nodenti Nodonti Nudente
    NEUSSUS m. beestings. W nus OI nús (< W) cf NOUDÂ, NUDÂ, NUDELOS
    NEÛTS g. NEOTOS m. nephew. Og niott(a) OI niae g. niath nioth W nai B ni p. nied OC noi
    NEWÄN NAWÄN nine. I naoi W naw B nav
    NEWÄN DEKÄN, NEWÄN ... DEKÄNQE nineteen. I naoi... déag OW naunec- B naontek
    C nawnzack
    NEUMETOS ninth. OI nómad W nawfed B naved C nawas G naumetos
    NEUKONTES ninety. I nócha g. nóchad
    NEWÄNDINON n. nine days. OI noínden
    NEWÄNWIRON n. nine men. OI nónbor (remodelled)
    NEWE or. I nó W neu
    NEWET vn NEWETUS m. -NOWON n. proclaims, makes public. OI nóith-ium noad
    cf AD NEWET, ATE NEWET, TRAGUNOWOS
    NEWIDÛS g. NEWIDUSOS m. ignorant, innocent. I naoidhe g. naoidhean (infant)
    NEWIOS new. OI nue I nua SG nodha W newydd B nevez G nevio- novio-
    NEWIODÛNON. place name. G Noviodunum (Caesar) Νοουιοδοuνον (Ptolemy) Fr
    Nouan
    NEWIOMAGOS n. place name. G Noviomago (IA) Νουιομαγος (Ptolemy) Fr Noyon
    NEWÎT vn. NEWÎTUS m. renews, exchanges. W newid
    NEYÄNTIS stingy, mean. I neoid cf YÄNTUS
    NEYET vn -NIYON n. cooks. OI ·fonither fuine cf WO NEYET
    NEYETS m. warrior. Og neta netta OI nie nia g. neth niath niad cf NÊTUS
    NI down (preverb).
    NÎ not. I ní W ni B ne C ny
    NIDÂ f. river name. W Nedd
    NI DET vn NIDON n. puts down, goes down.
    WO NIDET vn WONIDON n. sets (sun). I fuin- fuineadh
    ARE WONIDET vn AREWONIDON n. lowers, takes down. OI ta·n-aurnat do·fairnitís
    tairniud tairinnud
    TO WONIDET vn. TOWONIDON n. comes down. OI toined
    NIGIT washes. OI ·nig I nigh-
    sub. NÊKST OI ·nestá
    fut. NINIKST OI ·ninus
    perf. NENOIGE OI ·nenaig
    pp. NIKTOS OI necht (pure) W nithio B nizañ (to winnow)
    vn. NIGIÂ f. I nighe -NIGON n.
    cf ÄNDONIGÄNTION, DÎ NIGIT, UKS NIGIT, WO NIGIT
    NI GODIT vn NIGEDIÂ f. prays.
    ARE NIGODIT vn ARENIGEDIÂ f. id. OI ar·neget irnigde ernaigde I urnaidhe
    NIGLOS m. cloud. I néal
    NIKSON n. wound. OI ness W nych (pining) B nec’h (anxiety)
    NINATIS f. nettle. OI nenaid g. nento I neantóg SG deanntag W danadl B linad OC linhat
    (ZCP 33.24)
    NI SEDET vn NISODIÂ f. sits, awaits. OI ·neat
    sub. NI SEDÂT OI ·nethe
    pp. NISESSOS
    AD NISEDET waits for, is next in line.
    T(O)ADNISESSIOS second in line, second. OI tánaise I tánaiste
    ÄNDE NISEDET vn ÄNDENISODIÂ f. expects. OI ad·neot indnide
    ARE NISEDET vn ARENISODIÂ f. expects, attends to. OI ar·neat irnaide
    TO NISEDET vn. TONISODIÂ f. is due. OI ta·neat ·tuinither I tuinidhe (a holding,
    possession)
    NI STÂYET vn NISTÂMUS m. steps down onto. OI ·nessa
    AD NISTÂYET vn ADNISTÂMUS m. accuses. OI áinsem
    KON NISTÂYET vn KONNISTÂMUS m. tramples, condemns OI con·nessa
    comainsem
    DÎ NISTÂYET vn DÎNISTÂMUS m. despises. OI du·nessa dínsem
    TO NISTÂYET vn TONISTÂMUS m. walks, steps, crushes. OI do·nessa tuinsem
    WER NISTÂYET kicks,treads,accuses. OI for·nessa
    NÎTIS f. battle. OI níth cf NÊTUS
    NÎTIGALÂ f. man’s name. OI Níthgal
    NIZDOS m. nest. I nead W nyth B neizh C neith
    NOIBOS holy,good. OI noeb I naomh cf NÊBÂ
    NOKTS f. night. OI innocht I anocht MW henoeth W heno B henozh fenozh (tonight) MW
    peunoeth(every night)
    NOKTIÊR- last night. MW neithiwyr W neithiwr B neizheur C nehuer
    NOKTOS naked. I nocht W noeth B noazh C noyth
    NOUDÂ f. swampy ground. G *naudâ Pr noue Occ nausa cf NUDÂ
    NOWÄNION n. hunger, fast. OI naunae núna noeine W newyn B naoun
    NU imperfective introductive particle. OI no W neu (remodelled)
    NUDÂ f. sap, juice. W nodd cf NEUSSUS, NOUDÂ
    NUDELOS juicy.
    NUDELÂKÂ f. milch cow, cow after calving. OI nuidlech
    NUQE and yet. I noch

    OBNÂ f. fear. I omhan W ofn B aon cf EKSOBNIS, TRISOBNIS


    ODET lends. OI oides ·odur
    sub. OSST OI ·o ·ois
    perf. OODE OI ·uaid
    pp. OSSOS OI oissi
    vn. ODNÂ f. OI ón úan I uain
    ODION n. journey. OI uide
    ODOKOS m. dwarf elder. G odocos (Marcellus) Occ. olegue
    OGMIOS m. a god. OI Ogma G Ογμιος (Lucian)
    OGNOS m. lamb. I uan W oen B oan C on
    OGOS n. egg. I ogh W wy B vi C oy
    OGUIS f. worm. W euod (worms in sheep)
    OI preverb. cf Ê
    OIBÂ f. beauty. I aobh
    OIBELÂ f. spark. I aoibheall W ufel (JCS 1.133f)
    OIDÎ f. attention, care. I úidh aoidh cf WODÊTUS
    OIDUGÂ f. milch cow. OI aídech
    OIGÎTS m. traveller. I aoighe g. aoigheadh
    OINOS one. I aon W,B,C un
    OINOS DEKÄN, OINOS ... DEKÄNQE eleven. I aon .. déag MW undec B unnek C
    ednack
    OINOGUSTUS m. man’s name. I Aonghus MW Unwst
    OINOTAMOS single. OI oentam (unmarried) MB eintaff B intañv (widower)
    OINOTÛTS m. oneness, unity. OI oentu g. oentad
    OISFERNÂ f. ankle. OI odbrann adbrann (for *oebarn crossed with OZBOS q.v.) W uffarn
    ucharn
    OITOS m. oath. OI oeth W anudon (perjury)
    OKETÂ f. harrow. W,B oged
    OKROS m. side, edge. OI ocha(i)r I i bhfochair (next to) W ochr (< I)
    OKTÛ eight. I ocht W wyth B eizh C eath
    OKTÛ DEKÄN, OKTÛ .. DEKÄNQE eighteen. I ocht .. déag B eizdek C eatag
    OKTÛMETOS eighth. I ochtmhadh W wythfed B eizhvet C eathas G oxtumetos
    OKTÛMOKONTES eighty. I ochtmhogha g. ochtmhoghad
    OKTUS g. OKTUSOS n. breast. I ucht
    OLÊNÂ f. wheel. W olwyn cf Occ.(Gascon) òlia (wheel rut)
    OLÎNÂ f. elbow. OI uilen I uilleann W elin B ilin OC elin
    OLIOS all. I uile.
    OLKÂ f. arable land. G olca OFr ouche Occ. olca Galician olga
    OLKOS bad. I olc
    OLLOS all (Goidelic: big, great) I oll W holl G ollon (EC 15.184)
    OLLODAGOS m. man’s name. G Ollodag(i)
    OLLOGNÂTOS m. man’s name. G Ollognatus
    OLLOSAMOS the greatest. OI ollam
    OLLOSAMÛ m. chief (in poetry etc.) I ollamh g. ollamhan
    OLLOWIKS m. man’s name. G Olloviconis filius
    OMOS raw. I omh W of
    OMIYON n. copper. I umha W efydd
    ONDOS n. stone, rock. OI ond g. uinde
    ONGOS m. lament. OI ong
    ONO- water. cf ENÂKON
    ONOKÛ g. ONOKUNOS m. water hound, otter. I onchú
    ONOSWESSIS f. breathing under water. OI onfaig
    ONOS m. blame, shame. OI on cf ANAT
    OQOLOS m. maple. G *opolos LLat. opulus
    ORBION n. inheritance. OI orbe
    ORBIOS m. man’s name. G Orbius
    ORBIOGENOS m. man’s name. OW Urbgen W Urien
    ORBIOTALUS m. man’s name. OBr Orbiotal(us)
    ORDOS m. hammer, sledge hammer. I ord W gordd B horz
    ORDOWIKES p.m. tribal name. OBr Ordovices
    ORDÛ g. ORDENOS m. thumb. OI ordu g. ordan I ordóg
    ORGET slays, strikes. OI ·oirg OB orgiat
    sub. ORRT (for *ORKST) OI ·orr ·oir
    fut. IARRT (for *IARKST) OI ·íur íuras
    aor. ORT OI ·ort
    pp. ORTOS OI ·ort ortae
    vn. ORGENÂ f. OI orcun g. oircne I argain W -orn
    ORGETIOS m. man’s name. G Orgetius
    ORGETORÎGS m. man’s name. G Orgetorix (Caesar)
    cf ÄMBI ORGET, ARE ORGET, EKS ORGET, TO ORGET, DONIORGENÂ
    ORGIS f. testicle. OI (dual?) uirge
    ORKOS m. pig. OI orc (young pig)
    ORKO- n.m. place name (Orkney islands) Og Orcades (Pliny) I Inse Orc SG Arcaibh
    ORKÛ f. ORKENOS f. calf of leg. OI orcuin I orca p. oircne
    OROS m. edge,border. OI,W or (cf Lat. ora) cf AREORON
    OSNOS m. ash tree. W,C onnen B onnenn
    OSNESTÛ g. OSNESTÛNOS f. ash tree. OI uinnius g. uindsenn I fuinseog cf WERESTÛ
    OTIKOS m. householder. OI aithech
    OTIT makes fall. W odi (throw, snow)
    OUKSU above. I uas ós W uch W uwch C ugh B uc’h (TO OUKSU above OI tuas I thuas)
    with personal pronouns
    OUKSU MOI OI uasum OUKSU SNÎS OI uasunn
    OUKSU TOI OI uasut
    OUKSU TÛ OI uaso OUKSU YOBIS OI ósib
    OUKSU YAI OI uaise
    OUKSAMOS highest. W uchaf
    OUKSAMÂ f. place name. CI Uxama Castilian Osma
    OUKSISAMÂ f. place name. G Uxisama Fr Ouessant
    OUKSELOS high, noble. I uasal W uchel B uhel C huhel
    OUKSELON n. place name. OBr Ουξελλον (Ptolemy)
    OUKSELODÛNON n. place name. G Uxellodunum
    OUKTEROS upper. I uachtar (upper part)
    OWINON n. foam. OI auen I uan W ewyn B eon
    OWIS f. sheep. OI oí
    OWIGARIOS m. shepherd. OI augaire oegaire I aoghaire
    OWÎKÂ f. ewe. W ewig (hind)
    OWILOGOS m. sheep’s dropping. I aoileach (dung)
    OWIMELGON n. Spring Day (2 February) OI oimelc
    OWISISQÎ f. ewe that has not given birth. OI oïsc óisc I fóisc SG othaisg
    OZBOS m. knob, lump, knot in wood. OI odb I fadhb W oddf (cf Gk οσφuς hip)

    QALATRON n. spear, beam. W paladr


    QANÂ whence? OI can W pan cf QÊ
    QANÎ when? OI cuin W pan G ponc (EC 15.184) cf QÊ
    QÄNSSOS tormented, tortured. OI ·céssim I céasadh (suffer, torment)
    QÂQOS each, every. OI cach I cách gach W pawb pob bob B pep C pup
    QÂQOTEROS either of two. I ceachtar cf NEQOTEROS
    QARIOS m. cauldron. I coire W pair B,OC per G *parios Occ. pairòl Basque pertz
    QARIATÎS p.m. tribal name. G * Qariatís Quarites (Pliny) Occ. Cairàs
    QARIT does, makes, causes. W peri par- cf QRITÂ, QRITUS
    QÂRON n. pasture. I pór (seed < W) W pawr B peuriñ (to graze) (cf Av. cahra- pasture)
    QARRÂ f. spear. OI carr W par
    QASTÂ f. cough. I casachtach W pas peswch B,C paz
    QÂTIS f. chaff. I cáith
    -QE and. OI -ch (Celt. 5.77ff) G -c (EC 15.151) CI -cue L -pe (EC 12.43O)
    QÊ who? I cia W pwy B piv C pyw
    cf OI coich (whose?) QANÂ, QANÎ, QI(D), KU
    QÊ whither? OI cia cf QÊ
    QELLÂT vn -QELLON n. goes round. OI ·chela ·ciallathar
    cf ÄMBI QELLÂT, ARE QELLÂT, QOLÛ
    QELÂ f. ball. W pel B pell I peil (< W)
    QELLOS distant. W,C,B pell
    QELLIGNOS m. stranger. G pelign(on) (EC 15.18O)
    QENKTUS m. desert, open space. W paith
    QENNON n. head. I ceann W,B penn G penno- cf ENQENNION, ENIQENNI
    QENNON LOKOUS n. head of the lake, place name. G *pennon lokous Penno lucos (TP)
    Penne locos (IA) Penno locus(Rav)
    QENNOBRIGS f. place name. G *Pennobrigá LLat. Penobria Pennobrias Penobrias
    QENNOGALÂ f. a pressing. OI cenngal MW pennyal
    QENNORÊGON n. filIet, halter. I ceannrach MW penrwy
    QENNOWINDOS white-headed. I ceanann W penwyn G πεννοοuινδος
    QENNOWINDOSTUS m. place name. I Ceanannas
    QENNÂ f. cliff. Occ.(Gascon) pena Cat. penya
    QENNÎT decides, settles. I cinneadh
    QENQE five. I cúig OI cóic W pump MW pymp B pemp G pempe-
    QENQETOS fifth. I cúigeadh OW pimphet W pumed B pempet C pympes G pinpetos
    QENQE DEKÄN, QENQE ... DEKÄNQE fifteen. I cúig ... déag W pymtheg B pemzek C
    pymthek
    QENQEKONTES > QENQONTES fifty. OI cóica I caoga g. caogad MW pymwnt
    QENQEDOLÂ f. plant name («five leaves») G *pempedolâ πομπεδουλα
    QERTIS f. bush. OI ceirt cuert queirt (Ogham letter Q) I scairt W perth
    QÊRÂ f. a goddess. Og moco(i) Qerai OI moccu Chiara
    QÊRORÎGION n. tribal name. I Ciarraighe
    QESET weeps. OI ciid (cf Lat. querre)
    sub. QESÂT OI · cia
    fut. QIQESST OI cichit
    perf. QEQOSE OI ciich cích (< Proto-Goidelic *QESOQE)
    vn. QOSÂ f. I caoi
    QÊSLÂ f. sense, understanding. I ciall W pwyll B poell cf QISET
    QÊSLÂTRO vb. OI ·ciallathar ·chellamar
    cf ARE QÊSLÂTRO, KON QÊSLÂTRO, WO QÊSLÂTRO
    QETET complains. W arbed cf ARE QETET
    pp. QESSOS OI ceis- (complains)
    QETWORES four.
    M. N. QETWORES OI cethair I ceathair W pedwar B pevar C peswar
    A. QETWORÂS I ceithre
    G. QETURON?
    D. QETUROBIS?
    N. NA. QETWORÂ? OI cethir
    F. N. QETESORES OI cethéoir W pedair C,B peder
    A. QETESORÂS OI cethéora
    G. QETESRON?
    D. QETESRIBIS?
    QETWORES DEKÄN, QETWORES ... DEKÄNQE fourteen. I ceathair .. déag B pevarzek
    C puzwarthack
    QETWORIOS fourth. W pedwerydd B pevare C peswere G petuar(ios)
    QETWORIÂ f. place name. OBr Petuaria
    QETRUKONTES forty. OI cethorcha I ceathracha
    QETRUDEKAMETOS fourteenth. G petrudecameto
    QETRUEDS m. quadruped, cattle. OI cethir p. cethre
    QETRUDINASTUS m. four days. OI cethardenus
    QETRUKORIO- p.m. tribal name. G Petrucorii (Caesar) Occ. Peiregós
    QETRUROTOM n. fourwheeled cart. G *petruroton Lat. petorritum
    cf W pedryfan pedryollt
    QEZDIS f. bit, piece. I cuid W peth B pez (thing) G pettis LLat pettia Fr pièce Occ.Cat. peça I
    pit (vulva) SG pett (piece of land) (< British PETTIS)
    QEZDODIOS m. pet. I peata (< British)
    QI(D) what? OI ci ce cf QÊ
    QI ARE why? OI cair
    QID EST what is? OI cid ced
    QID SENT what are? OI cis
    QINUTS m. fault, liability. I cion g. cionadh
    QISET sees. OI ad·ci I do chí cf AD QISET, AREQISTÂ, EN QISET, QÊSLÂ
    sub. QISÂTRO OI ·accadar ad·cear
    fut. QIQISST QIQISSETRO OI at·chichestar G pissiiumi (S1 EC 15.186)
    perf. QEQOISE OI ·écacha ·acca
    pp. QISTOS OI ·chess
    vn. QISTIÛ f. OI aicsiu I feiscint
    QITUS m. danger. I cioth (shower) W pyd
    QOLÛ n.p.(?) waggon. OI cul cf QELLÂT
    QOLÛWATÂ f. gear, equipment. OI culad I culaith cf WATÂ
    QOQIT cooks. W pobi C pobas B pobañ
    QOKTOS cooked, hot. W poeth B poazh
    QOKTUS m. form, colour. OI cucht
    QOS towards. OI co I go MW py
    with personal pronouns:
    QOS QOS ME OI cucum I chugam QOS QOS SNÎS OI cucunn I
    chugainn
    QOS QOS TE OI cucut I chugat QOS QOS SWÎS OI cucuib I
    chugaibh
    QOS QOS EM cuccai I chuige QOS QOS SÛS OI cuccu I chuca
    QOS QOS SIYÄN OI cucae cuicce I chuice
    QOTI how many? B pet dez (how many days?) G peti CI cuati
    QRENNON n. tree. I crann W,B prenn G prenne
    QRIKS g. QRIOS n. body. I crí
    QRIKTÂ f. frame, body, trunk. I creat
    QRIMIS m. worm. I cruimh W,C pryf B preñv
    QRINAT buys. OI crenas W prynu B prenañ C prenne perna
    sub. QRIYÂT OI ·cria
    fut. ? OI ·cicher
    perf. QEQRE OI ·ciuir
    pp. QRÎTOS QRITOS OI ·críth ·creth
    vn. QRÎTIS f. OI críth W prid -QROYON n. ? OI creic
    cf ARE QRINAT, EN QRINAT, TO QRINAT, WO QRINAT
    QRINOS m. what one has bought for oneself. OI cron (crime, fault, possession, claim)
    QRITÂ f. poetic art. OI creth W prydu (compose) prydydd (poet) cf QARIT
    QRITENOS m. British, Briton. OI Cruithni (from QRITENIO-) OBr *Pritenî Πρεttανοι Βρεttανοι
    W Prydyn
    QRITENOTEUTÂ f. state of the Britons (in Ulster) OI Cruithentuath
    QRITUS m. shape, appearance. I cruth W pryd C prys B pred (time) cf QARIT, DUQRITIS
    QRITUNIKTOS m. wheat. I cruithneacht
    QRIWENOS bright red. OI croän I crón cruan
    QRIWENON n. enamel. I cruan
    QRÎYETS f. clay. I cré g. criadh W pridd c pry B pri (cf Lat. crêta)
    QRÎYETO-OMIYON n. brass. OI crédumae

    RÂDIT vn RÂDOS m. says. I ráidh- radh W adrodd cf ATE RÂDIT


    RÂK- forward. W rhag B rak (before) W yrhawg (in future) B araok (forward)
    RÂKOTERON n. east OB recter B reter cf ARETERON
    RAKINÂ f. corncrake. W rhegen
    RÂMÄN n. spade, oar. OI rám ráma I rámh (oar) rámhann (spade) W rhaw p. rhofiau (spade)
    cf RÂYET
    RÂMOSENTUS m. highroad. OI rámut B ranved cf SENTUS
    RÂNOS m. seal. W moelrhon B reunig I rón (< W)
    RÂNOS m. horsehair. W rhawn B reun I rón (< W)
    RASNÂ f. part. I rann W rhan B rann C ran cf RINAT
    RÂTÂ f. surety, guarantee. OI ráth cf ERNAT
    RÂTIÂ f. -RÂTON n. season. I ráithe cf GIYAMORÂTON, RÂYET, SAMORÂTON
    RATIS f. fern. OI raith G ratis (Marcellus)
    RATINOS ferny. I raithneach W rhedyn B raden
    RATILANDÂ f. ferny clearing, place name. OI Raithlind
    RÂTIS f. rampart, fort. I ráith G ratin cf BEDORÂTIS
    RATON n. gift, grace. I rath W rhad cf ERNAT
    RÂTOS shrewd,observant. OI ráthaigid (observes)
    RÂTUS m. career, course. W rhawd rhodio (travel) cf RÂYET
    RÂTUMAGOS n. place name. G Ratumagus (TP) Ρατομαγος (Ptolemy) Fr. Rouen
    RÂTUMEDIOS m. man’s name. G f. Ratumediae
    RÂYET rows. OI ráid
    sub. RÂYÂT ?
    fut. RIRÂST OI ·rera
    perf. RERÂYE OI rerais (remodelled)
    pp. RÂTOS OI dirathe
    vn. RÂMUS m. I iomramh, rámh cf ÄMBI RÂYET, DÎ RÂYET, RÂTIÂ, RÂMÄN, RÂTUS
    RAZDET scrapes, smoothes. W rhathu B razhañ (cf Lat. râdere)
    RAZDIÂ f. smoothed path. OI raite
    REBÂ f. game, sport. I reabh
    RÊBÂ f. brindle, stripe. OI riab I riabhach (striped)
    REBRU n. sieve. I riobhar I riobhar meala (honeycomb)
    Here? W rhefr B reor (rectum)
    RÊDET drives (chariot). OI ·rét ·riadat cf EQORÊDÂ, EQORÊDIS, RÊSSUS
    vn. RÊDSMÄN n. I reim cf DIRÊDSMÄN
    RÊDIS driveable. I réidh (easy, smooth) W rhwydd (easy) B rouez (thin sown)
    RÊDÂ f. vehicle, drive. OI riad (drive) G reda (Caesar - cart)
    RÊDONES p.m. tribal name. G Redones (Caesar) B Roazhon Fr Rennes
    RÊDONTIOS m. man’s name. OI Korku Reti, moccu Retai I Dál Riada
    RÊGÂ f. torture, gibbet. OI riag cf RINGET
    REGET stretches out,directs. OI ·rig rigid G regu-c (EC 15.185)
    sub. REKST OI ·ressed
    fut. REKST OI ·ré ·res
    aor. REKT OI · racht MW dyreith datwyreith
    perf. REROGE OI reraig
    pp. REKTOS OI ·recht
    vn. REGIÂ f. I righe -REGNIS f.
    cf ARE REGET, EKS REGET, KON REGET, DÎREGUS, ROGIT, TO REGET, WO
    REGET, WERREGÂ
    REGINOS stiff. I righin W rhain
    REGNON n. span. OI rén
    REGETS f. forearm. OI rig g. riged
    RÊGSMÄN n. bond. W rhwym cf RIGET
    RÊKET tears. Y rhwygo B regiñ MB roegaff cf RIKNOS, ROIKÂT
    RÊKSIÂ f. finger span. OI réise cf RINGET
    RÊKSMIS m. contortionist. OI réimm cf RINGET
    RÊKSTRON n. contortion. I riastradh cf RlNGET
    REKTUS m. rule. I reacht W rhaith B reizh cf RÎGS
    REKTUGENOS m. man’s name. G Rextugenos
    REMÎT places. cf WO REMÎT
    REMROS fat. I reamhar W rhef (< *rhefr?)
    REMIÛS n. REMIOS fatter. I reimhe
    REMESÂ p.n. thickness. OI reime
    RENDIS f. a point. I rinn
    RENDÂT indicates. cf WO RENDÂT, RONDÂ
    RÊNOS m. track, course. I rian (track, path, course, sea) G Rhenus (Sallust - the Rhine)
    cf ROINOS
    RENTUS m. star. OI rét
    RENTUGLUSÛ g. RENTUGLUSNOS f. star. OI rétglu g. rétglann I réalta cf GLEUSTUS
    RENTUS m. thing, OI rét I réad rud
    RÊRÂ f. will. I riar
    RÊSKOS m. fen. I riasc
    RÊSSUS m. driving. cf RÊDET
    RÊSSUMÂROS m. man’s name. G Redsomarus Restumarus Ressimari
    RÊSTRON n. impediment. W rhwystr B rouestl
    RETET runs. OI rethid I rith- W rhedeg B redek C resek
    sub. RESST OI ·ré ·resmai
    fut. RESST OI ·ré ·reissed
    perf RÂTE OI ·ráith MW gwarawt
    pp. RESSOS OI tarras indrisse
    vn. RETUS m. I rioth -RETON n.
    cf AD RETET, ÄNDE RETET, ARE RETET,DÎ RETET, ERIRETS, ROTIT, ROTÎNÂ,
    ROTOS, TORETON, UKS RETET, WO RETET
    REUDOS n. fragment, broken piece. OI ruad (ruin) W rhuddion (husks)
    REUGET roars. W rhuo cf RUKTUS
    REUTRON n. attack. O ruathar W rhuthr (< I)
    REUTSMÄN n. redness. I ruaim (red dye) OI ruamna (redness) cf RUNDET
    REWOS n. level piece of ground, battle field. OI róe g. roë d. roí
    REYOS n. celestial space, space of time. OI ré g. ree (space, moon) I ré cf NÊBOREYOS
    REYESOMESSÂ f. measure of time period. I réimheas OI reimes
    RIGÂT will go. OI regaid suppletive to TÊGET q.v.
    RIGET binds OI ·rig
    sub. RÊKST OI ·re ·rias
    fut. RIRIKST ?
    perf. REROIGE OI reraig
    pp. RIKTOS OI cuimrechta
    vn. -RÊGON n.
    cf AD RIGET, ADRÊGON, ÄNDORÊGON, DÎ RIGET, EKS RIGET, KON RIGET,
    RÊGSMÄN, WO RIGET
    RÎGS m. king I rí g. ríogh W rhi G rîgo- -rîx cf REKTUS
    RÎGANÎ f. queen. I ríoghain W rhiain p. rhianedd G rigani (EC 15.151)
    RÎGÄNTÎKOS m. man’s name. G Ριγαντικος
    RÎGÄNTONÂ f. a goddess. W Rhiannon
    RÎGION n. kingdom. I ríghe W rhiydd G *rígion Gothic riki
    RÎGISAMOS most royal. OBr,G Marti Rigisamo
    RÎGODÛNON n. royal fort. OBr Ριγοδοuνον (Ptolemy)
    RÎGOMAGOS n. place name. G Rigomagus (Rav) LLat. Ricomagensi Occ. Riom German
    Remagen
    RÎGOSAGES p.m. tribal name. G Γαλαταi Ριγοσαγες (Polybius)
    RÎGOSEDON n. throne. OI ríched
    RÎGOWERYUGOS m. man’s name. G Ri(c)overiugi
    RÎGOYALON n. place name. G *Rigoialon LLat. Rigoialinsim Fr Rueil
    RIKISTÎ f. embers. OI richis W rhysyn rhysod B regez OC regyth cf ENSTÎ, ENISTÎ
    RIKNOS torn. W rhygnu (rub, scrape, rasp). cf RÊKET
    RIKONIÛ f. place name. Og Ρικενα (Ptolemy) Riginia (Pliny) I Reachra g. Reachrann
    RIKS f. furrow W rhych G *rikâ Fr raie Occ.Cat. rega Basque erreka
    RIKTUS m. form. I riocht W rhith
    RÎMÂ f. number. I riomh W rhif cf AD RÎMÎT, ADRÎTIOS, TO RÎMÎT
    RÎMÎT counts. OI rímther
    RINAT sells. OI ·ren cf AREROYON, DÎ RINAT, EKS RINAT
    sub. RIYÂT OI ·ria
    perf. RERE OI ·rir ·rirtar
    pp. RÂTOS I rath (pledge, security)
    vn. -ROYON -RIYON n.
    cf I reic g. reaca (sale).
    RINGET tortures, hangs. OI ringid I reangadh cf RÊGÂ, RÊKSIÂ, RÊKSTRON
    RISAN RISAM- before. OI ré ria
    as preverb: RISAMÎ ED TÂYONT OI remi·taat (they stand before)
    RISAMÎ SO BESET OI reme·bé (who may be before)
    with personal pronouns:
    RISAM MOI OI rium RISAM SNÎS OI rinn
    RISAM TOI OI riut RISAM SWÎS OI reuib
    RISAM YÛ OI riäm I riamh RISAM YOBIS OI remib
    RISAM YAI OI remi
    RISAROS former.
    RISARÂKOS m. man of former times. OI rerach
    RISAMOITOS m. preliminary oath. OI remad
    RISSIS f. piece of news. OI p. rissi
    RÎTIS f. crotch (?). W rhidio (copulate). (cf OCS ritï, buttock)
    RITKÂ f. fart. W rhech
    RITUS m. ford. W rhyd OB rit OC rid G ritu-
    RITUMAGOS n. place name. G Ritumagus (TP)
    RITUWIKS m. man’s name. Og Rituvecas Rittuvvecc
    RIWÂ f. frost, hoarfrost. W rhew B rev
    RIWOTOS m. id. I reodh
    RÎWÂ f. slope, hillside. W rhiw
    RIYATIOS m. ram. I reithe
    RIYATRON n. waterfall, torrent OI riathor W rhaeadr
    RIYOS free. W rhydd cf KOMRIYOS
    RIZGÂ f. start, dash, spring. I readhg
    RO very, too, perfective preverb. I ro W rhy B re- G ro-
    RO ÄNKET vn ROÄNKON n. reaches. OI ro.ic richtu MW ranc bod B rankout
    KON ROÄNKET nv KOMROÄNKON n. meet, encounter. OI con.ric I comhrac W cyfranc
    ROBERTÊYOS m. torrent,flood. I rabharta W rhyferth
    RO BINAT stays, abides. OI ·ruiben
    ROBIYON TOROBIYON n. profit. OI torbae I tairbhe
    ROBIYON n. wounding,killing. I rubha cf BINAT
    ROBOROS m. copious flow. I robhar
    ROBOUDON n. warning. I robhadh W rhybudd cf BUNDET
    ROBWOS m. body, animal. I rob (Proto-Goidelic *ROBBOS)
    RO DEDET gives. W rhoddi C ry ro- B rein ro-
    TO RODEDET id. OI ·tarti (preterite: do·rat ·tarat) C dry dro- (s3 present: doro)
    RODERKOS m. vision, sight. OI roderc I radharc OW Riderch W Rhydderch cf DERKET
    RODUBNÂ f. place name. G *Rodumnâ Ροδοuμνα (Ptolemy) Roidomna (TP) Fr Rouanne
    RODÛRÂKOS prolonged. I rudhrach cf DÛROS
    RODÛRATUS m. length of occupation. I rudhradh
    ROGALÂKOS combattive. OI roglach cf GALÂ
    ROGIT stretches out. OI rogaid cf REGET
    ROGIYOS wanton. W rhewydd OB rogedou cf GÎS
    ROGNIYATIS m. man’s name, hero («great doer»). Og Rugniatio I ruanaidh
    ROGOUSON n. choice. I rogha cf GEUSET
    ROIKÂT tears. cf RÊKET, WO ROIKÂT
    ROINOS m. range of hills. I raon B run cf RÊNOS
    ROINOS m. route, rout. I raon
    ROINÎT routs. OI roín- sroín-
    ROISOS m. withe, rope. OI roe
    ROKATUS m. man’s name. Og Roc(a)t(o)s OBr Rocati
    ROLEGÂKÂ f. heiffer. OI laulgach I loilgheach
    RO MEDITRO vn ROMESSUS m. esteem, wonder.
    ROMEDON n. a wonder. W rhyfedd
    ÄMBI ROMEDITRO vn ÄMBIROMESSUS m. overestimate oneself. OI imme·ruimdetar
    immarmus (transgresses)
    ROMESSEWES p.m. great crops. OI roimse
    ROMOKS too early. OI rom
    RO MONITRO vn ROMÄNTON n. be able to remember.
    DÎ ROMONITRO vn DÎROMÄNTON n. forget (be unable to remember). OI ·dermanadar I
    dearmhad dearmad
    ROMORI n. ocean. OI romuir g. romra
    RONDÂ f. tail, point. W rhonn cf RENDIS
    RONDON n. chain. OI ronn I rann (quatrain)
    RORÎGS m. overking. OI ruiri g. ruireg ruirech
    RO SAGIT vn ROSAGITIS f. reaches.
    KON ROSAGIT vn KOMROSAGITIS f. id. MW cyrhaed W cyrraedd
    TO ROSAGIT vn. TOROSAGITIS f. id. OI do·roich MB dirhaes B direzañ
    RO SÂWIT nv ROSÂWETUS m. turns.
    EKS ROSÂWIT fails. OI sub. ·éra perf. at·roi
    ROSKÄNDOS m. frog, toad («great leaper»). cf SKENDET OI loscann loiscenn MW llyffan W
    llyffant
    ROSLÊBESÂ p.n. great mountain. OI roilbe
    ROSENTUS m. highway. OI rout I ród SG rathad cf SENTUS
    RO SLIYET vn. ROSLÎTUS m. deserves.
    AD ROSLIYET vn ADROSLÎTUS m. id. OI ad·roilli áirilliud
    TO ROSLIYET vn TOROSLÎTUS m. id. W derllydd- derllid B dellezañ
    ROSMERTÂ f. a goddess. G deo Mercurio et Rosmerte
    RO SNIYET vn ROSNÎMUS m. succeeds in striving.
    EKS ROSNIYET vn EKSROSNÎMUS m. escapes. OI as·roinnea ernam
    ROSQON n. chant, ode. OI rosc cf SEQET
    ROSQOS m. sight. I rosc cf ENKOSQON
    ROSTOS m. moor. I ros W rhos MB ros
    ROSTOMAGOS n. place name. G *Rossontagos LLat Rossomum Fr Rousson
    ROTEGERNOS m. man’s name. OW Ritigirn
    ROTEGERNÂ f. woman’s name. OI Ruithchern
    ROTIT turns round, sets in motion. OI roithid ruithid cf RETET
    ROTÎNÂ f. ray, beam of light. OI ruithen
    ROTOS m. wheel. I roth W rhod B rod
    ROTOBALLOS m. turbot. G *rotoballos Castilian rodoballo Portuguese rodovalho
    ROUDOS red. I ruadh W rhudd C ruth B ruz G -roudos cf RUNDET
    ROUDAGNOS m. man’ s name. Og Rodagni I Ruadhán
    ROUDORÎGS m. man’s name. OI Ruaidri g. Ruadrach
    RO UNKET has taken away. OI ro·uic ru·uc ·ruc I rug
    ROWELLAUNOS m. man’s name. W Rhywallawn
    RO WERET suffices. OI ro.fera
    ROWERON n. sufficient, enough. OI lour lór I leor W llawer C lower
    ROWIDU n. forest. OI ruud I p.g. Corca Raoidhe
    ROWION n. promontory. I rubha SG rudha
    ROWISSIOS knowing, fitting, reliable. cf WINDETRO
    TOROWISSIOS id. OI toraisse I tairise
    ROWISSUS m. great knowledge. OI rus
    ROWORGÂ f. thigh, haunch. OI loarg laarg I láirg
    ROWOZDON n. distance, cast (of spear). OI rout
    ROZDOS m. saw. OI rodb (cf Lat. rôdere)
    ROZDOS m. rat («gnawer»). G *rottos Continental Germanic *RATTAZ OE raett M German
    Ratze
    (cf Lat. rôdere)
    RUDS f. plant for red dye. OI rú rod (Eriu 29.156) cf RUNDET
    RUDODION n. bog water, bog stuff. OI rota
    RUDÎT gets red. OI ·ruidi
    RUDKIÂ f. reddening, shame. OI rucce
    RUKTUS m. howl. OI rucht cf REUGET
    RÛNÂ f. secret. I rún W rhin B rin (cf Germannic RÛNÔ)
    RUNDET reddens. OI ·forondar
    sub. REUSST OI ·furastar
    perf. RUROUDE OI ·roraid
    pp. RUSSOS OI ·ros OI roise (redness)
    cf REUTSMÄN, ROUDOS, RUDS, RUZDON
    RÛSKÂ f. tree bark. I rúsc W rhisgl B rusk G *ruská Occ. rusca
    RUTUS m. surf, backwash, strong flowing tide. I ruth (ZCP 31.266)
    RUTUQIÂ- place name. OBr Rutupiae Ροuτοuπιαι (Ptolemy) Rutupînaque lîtora (Lucan)
    RUZDOS ? OI rot (strong, impetuous) W rhwth (gaping, wide)
    RUZDON n. rust,iron ore. I rod(iron ore) W rhwd (rust < I) cf RUNDET

    SABRINÂ f. river name. OI Sabrann OBr Sabrina (Tacitus) W Hafren


    SÂDIT rushes in. I sáidh- sádhadh W soddi s3 sawdd(sinks)
    SÂSSOS m. trap, snare, instrument. I sás
    SÂDOS easy. W hawdd
    SÂDOYÂLIS comfortable. I sádhail cf YÂLOS
    SAEROS m. mason, carpenter. I saor W saer (cf Lat. sapere)
    SAGETLON n. plough handle. W haeddel MB haezl B hael
    SAGIT looks for (Br reach). OI ·saig W haeddu C hethy OI -aig- W -ha- (verb formant)
    sub. SAKST OI ·sá ·sásad
    fut. SISAKST OI ·sia
    aor. SISAKT T OI siacht
    pp. SAKTOS OI ·comtacht
    vn. SAGITIS f. OI saigid
    cf ARESAGS, DÎ SAGIT, KON SAGIT, RÎGOSAGES, RO SAGIT, TENKTOSAGES, UKS
    SAGIT, WO SAGIT
    SAGROS importunate, contentious. I sár (insult) W haer Og Sagri
    SAGRAGNOS m. man’s name. Og Sagragni I Sárán OBr Sagrani
    SAGROSAGITUS m. insult. I sárughadh MW sayrhaed W sarhad
    SAITLON n. life. I saoghal W hoedl MB hoazl B hoal
    For the phonetic development in Irish cf BAITLON
    SAITLOKÊNIOS longlived. OBr Deae Setloceniae
    SAITLONOS m. ruler, king. OI saeglonn
    SAITRON n. effort. I saothar
    SAITUS m. effort. I saoth W hoed (longing)
    SAIWOS lively. W hoyw
    SAKROS ugly. W hagr B hakr
    SAKROBENA f. woman’s name. G Sacrobena
    SAKROWIROS m. man’s name. G Sacrovirus Sacrovir (Tacitus)
    SALÂ f. dirt. OI sal
    SALÂKOS dirty. I salach W halog
    SALTRON n. a dirtying, a trampling. OI saltr- (trample) I satailt W sathru (trample) B saotr
    (stain) saotrañ (trample, soil)
    SALENON n. salt. I salann W halen OC haloin B holen
    SALÎMÂ brine. W heli B hili
    SALDOS salty. W hallt B sall
    SALDÂ f. salt meat. I sall
    SALIKS f. willow tree. OI sail g. sailech I saileach W helyg B halegenn G Salicilla (cf Lat. salix)
    SAMALIS similar. I samhail amhail (like) W hafal fel (like) C haval B hañval cf SÄN- (cf Lat.
    similis)
    with personal pronouns:
    SAMALÎ ME OI samlum
    SAMALÎ TE OI samlut
    SAMALÎ TEM OI samlith I amhlaidh
    SAMNIS f. meeting. I Samhain (festival on 1 November) cf SÄN-
    SAMOS m. summer. OI sam W,C haf B hañv cf KENTUSAMINON, MEDIOSAMINON
    SAMORÂTON n. summer. I samhradh
    SAMOSISQÎ f. «summer dry», cow that has not calved. I samhaisc B hañvesk cf SISQOS
    SÂMOS quiet. I sámh
    SÄN- together. cf KONSMIYOS, SAMALIS, SAMNIS
    SÄN BRONKET leads, escorts. W hebrwng B ambroug
    SÄNTERON n. half. W hanner C,B hanter
    SÄNTIQÎ f. wife, companion. OI sétig
    SÄNTIOS m. companion. W hennydd B hantez (neighbour)
    SANESSON n. story, history. OI sanas W hanes
    SANIS separate. OI sain MW han
    SANI DET alienates, separates (land). OI sannaid cf DEDET
    SANIRETON n. speciality. OI sainred W hanred
    SÄNTOS m. thing, chattel. OI sét I seod (jewel)
    SASION n. barley. W haidd B heiz G (s)asiam (cf Sk. sasya-)
    SATION n. swarm. I saithe W haid B hed. cf SATON
    SÂTIS f. fullness, enough. I sáith
    SÂTIGALÂ f. man’s name. OI Saithgel
    SÂTIGENOS m. man’s name. G Satigenus
    SATON n. seed. W,B had cf SATION
    SÂULIOS m. sun. W haul B heol C heul houl
    SÂIWIT vn. SÂWETUS m. turns. OI soid soud
    sub. SÂWÂT OI ·soe
    pp. SÂWETOS OI ·soad soithe
    cf ADSÂWOS, ÄMBI SÂWIT, ÄNDE SÂWIT, RO SÂWIT, TO SÂWIT
    SÊBARIS f. ghost. I siabhair cf SOIBOS, WINDOSÊBARÂ
    SEDET sits- OI ·said sedait
    sub. SESST OI ·sius ·seis G sesit (EC 15.184)
    fut. SISESST OI seiss
    aor. SISESSER OI síasair
    perf. SESODE OI dessid do.fessid
    vn SODION n. I suidhe -SESSUS m.
    SEDON n. seat. W sedd
    cf ÄMBI SEDET, ÄNDE SEDET, AGOSEDON, ARESODION, DÎ SEDET, DÎSEDIS,
    ENSEDON, KÄNTÂSEDON, MEDOSESSUS, NI SEDET
    SEDOS SÎDOS n. peace. I síodh W hedd
    SEGET sows. W hau MW heu he- W he se (seed)
    SEGETÂ f. a goddess. G deae Segetae
    SEGOS n.fruitfulness, strength. OI seg g. sige W hy (keen)
    For phonetic development in Welsh cf TEGOS
    SEGOBODION n. place name. G Segobodium (TP) Fr Seveux
    SEGOBRIGS f. place name. CI Σεγοβριγα (Strabo) Segobiriges (coin) Cat. Segorbe
    SEGODÛNON n. place name. G Σεγοδοuνον (Ptolemy)
    SEGOMÂROS m. man’s name. G Segomaros
    SEGOMONIO- p.m. tribal name. OI Semaine
    SEGOMÛ m. a god. Og Neta Segamonas OI Meth Semon, Nia Segamain G deo (Marti)
    Segomoni
    SEGONTIÂ f. place name. CI Saguntiae (Livy) Secontia (Pliny) Σεγοντια (Ptolemy)
    Castilian Sigüenza
    SEGONTION n. place name. OBr Seguntio (Rav) OW Cair Segeint
    SEGOSTÎ f. mythical well of fruitfulness. I Seaghais
    SEGOWELLAUNO- n.m. tribal name. G Σεγαλλαuνοι (Ptolemy) Segovellaunorum (Pliny)
    SEGOWAKS m. man’s name. OBr Segovax (Caesar)
    SEGOWÎSUS m. man’s name. G Segovesum (Livy)
    SEGOWOS strong. G secoui (EC 15.183)
    SEGNON n. saine net. I séan
    SEKET cuts. cf EN SEKET, EKS SEKET, ARESKIYON, SKESENÂ
    SEKIÂ f. a hide. I seiche (cf ON sigg)
    SEKSMÄN n. rivet. I seim MW hemm p. hemyein(t) cf SOGLÂ
    SEKTÄN seven. I seacht W saith B seizh C seyth
    SEKTÄN DEKÄN, SEKTÄN ... DEKÄNQE seventeen. I seacht .. déag B seitek C seitag
    SEKTAMETOS seventh. I seachtmhadh W seithfed B seizhved C seythves G sextametos
    SEKTAMUKONTES seventy. I seachtmhogha g. sechtmhoghad
    SEKTÄNTERIONES p.m. the Great Bear. OI sechtarét (< *sechtarenn) (Eriu 24.174)
    SEKTNION n. peritoneum. I sicne (maidhm sicne, hernia)
    SELET crawls, creeps. OI aor. selt (settled on)
    SELÄNTÎ f. creeper. I seilide (snail)
    SELEKIOS m. snail. OI seilche
    SELGÂ f. hunt. I sealg W hel(a) B emolc’h C hellys (hunted) cf SLIGET
    SELGAWOS hunting.
    SELGAWO- p.m. the hunters, tribal name. OBr Σελγοοuαι (Ptolemy)
    SELWÂ f. property. I sealbh G -selva cf LUGUSELWÂ
    SEMET pours. OI ·essim cf EKS SEMET, UKS SEMET
    sub. SEMÂT OI ·(f)usme
    aor. SENT OI ·esset
    pp. SÄNTOS OI tuiste
    vn. -SÄNTIÛ f.
    SÊMIS soft. I séimh
    SENOS old. I sean W,B,C hen
    SENÂKOS m. man’s name. OBr Senacus
    SENÂKOWIDS m. «knower of old things», traditional historian. OI senchae senchaid I
    seanchaí
    SENÂKOWISSUS M. tradition, lore. I seanchas
    SENISAMÛ m. old man, elder. OI sinemoin
    SENISTEROS senior. I sinsear
    SENOBENA f. woman’s name. G Senobena
    SENOBUTS m. man’s name. OI Senboth
    SENOGNÂTOS m. man’s name. G Senognato
    SENOKAROS m. man’s name. OB Hencar G Senocarus
    SENOMAGLOS m. man’s name. OBr Senomagli Senemagli
    SENOMÂROS m. man’s name. G Senomari
    SENONES p.m. tribal name. G Senones (Caesar) Fr Sens
    SENOTONDÂ f. old woman, «old skin». OI sentonn
    SENOTÛTS m. old age. OI sentu
    SENOWIROS m. man’s name. G Senovir
    SENTUS m. way, path. I séad W hynt B hent OBr -sento-
    cf ROSENTUS, RÂMOSENTUS, WOSENTUS
    SENTUBOGIOS m. man’s name. G Setubogios
    SÊQANÂ f. river name. G Sequana Fr Seine
    SEQET says. OI sichid ·sich W eb ebe ebr
    sub. SEKST OI ·coississed
    pp. SEKTOS OI ·choisecht
    cf AD SEQET, ATE SEQET, KON SEQET, ROSQON, SKETION, SKIYON, UKS SEQET,
    WO SEQET, WRIT SEQET
    SEQETRO follows. OI sechitir cf ADSOQÂTS
    SEQOS past, beyond. I seach W,C heb B hep (without)
    with personal nronouns:
    SEQOS ME OI sechum SESOS SNÎS OI
    sechunn
    SEQOS TE OI sechut
    SEQOS EM OI sechae I seacha SEQOS SÛS OI seccu
    SEQOS SIYÄN OI secce
    preverb:
    SEQOMÎ ELLÂT vn SEQOMELON n. passes by, neglects. OI sechmo·ella sechmall
    SERGÂ f. sickness. I searg (cf Lith. sirgti sergu, be sick)
    SERRÂ f. sickle. OI,W serr
    SERTOS abrupt. W serth
    SERWON n. pillage. OI serb W herw (Eriu 27.116ff)
    SESKA f. sedge. I seisc W hesg B hesk OC heschen G *seskâ OFr sesche Occ. sesca
    cf ENISESKOLANDÂ
    SESKINÂ f. bog, sedge marsh. OI sescann p. seiscne I seisceann
    SEUMENÂ p.n. cream. W hufen
    SFELGÂ f. spleen. OI selg B felc’h
    SFENION n. teat. I sine. cf TRISFENIÂ
    SFERETS f. heel, ankle. OI seir, di pherid I speir W ffer OC fer
    SFERIT wanders through, traverses, seeks. OI sirid I sireadh
    SFERIONTIOS m. shape changer. OI sirite
    SFIYONÂ f. foxglove. OI sion I sian W ffion (cf Lat. spionia)
    SFLITÂ f. coitus occurring when the woman is asleep. OI sleth W ffled B fled
    SFOINÂ breath. W ffun
    SFONDOS m. stake. I sonn W ffon
    SFRAKTOS nimble, swift. W ffraeth B fraezh C freth
    SFUDRON n. trotting. I sodar
    SFUDSKET hurries. MW ffysgiaw C fesky
    Here? W ffrwst (haste)
    SIDOS m. deer. OI sed W hydd B heizes
    SIDOGONIOS m. deer hunter. OI sedguine
    SIDOLOUKOS m. deer clearing, place name. G Sidoloucom (IA) Fr Saulieu
    SIDOTREBON n. deer rut(?) W hydref B here (October)
    SIDINÂ f. venison. OI sidin
    SÎDOS cf SEDOS
    SÎDOS n. otherworld dwelling. I síodh
    SÎDOKORIOS m. otherworld troop. OI sídchaire
    SÎLON n. seed. I síol W hil sil cf EQOSÎLON, SATON
    SÎNÂ f. weather. I síon W hin cf DUSÎNONÂ
    SINDOS, demonstrative adjective, eventually definite article. cf SO
    S.M. N. SINDOS OI in int+V I an an t- OW ir W y yr+V B,C an W hyn MB,C hen
    (this~that)
    A. SINDON OI in (WRIT SINDON OI frissin)
    G. SINDÎ OI ind I an
    D. SINDÛ OI ind (EN SINDÛ OI issind)
    S.Ne. NA. SIN OI a (WRIT SIN OI frissa)
    S.F. N. SINDÂ OI ind OW ir W y yr+V B,C,I an
    A. SINDÂN (Proto-GoideIic SINDÄN) OI in (WRIT SINDÄN OI frissin)
    G. SINDÂS OI inna I na
    D. SINDAI OI ind (EN SINDAI OI issind)
    P.M. N. SINDÎ OI ind OW ir W y yr+V B,C an
    A. SINDÛS ?
    G. SINDON ?
    D. SINDOBIS OI naib ndaib (EN SINDOBIS OI isnaib)
    P.Ne. NA. SINDÂ ?
    P.F. NA. SINDÂS OI inna inda I na (WRIT SINDÂS OI frisna)
    G. SINDON ?
    D. SINDÂBIS OI naib ndaib (EN SINDÂBIS OI isnaib)
    SINDWONÂ f. water goddess, Shannon. AOI Sinon I Sionann g. Sionna
    SINUS m. thread, rope. OI sin sln
    SIO- this. cf SO
    S.M. D. SIÛ OI síu W heddiw (today)
    S.N.NA. SION OI se B ze
    S.F. D. SIAI MW henoeth (tonight) W eleni B hevlene (this year)
    SIQARIS f. river name. I Seachair G *Siparis LLat Separis Fr Sèvre
    SÎROS long. I síor W,C,B hir
    SÊYÛS n. SÊYOS longer. I sia W hwy
    SITUS m. length. I sioth W hyd B hed
    SISQOS dry, sterile. I seasc W hysb B hesp hesk cf SAMOSISQÎ, WOSISKLOS
    SISTETRO vn SISTAMUS m. stands. OI ·sissedar I seasamh cf TÂYET, WO SISTETRO
    SÎTLON n. filter, sieve. OI síthal I síothl- (filters) W hidl B sil
    SITROS strong, keen. OI sethar W hydr OB hedr MB hezr
    SKAILÎT separates, scatters. I scaoileadh
    SKÂKSLON n. phantom. I scál cf SKOKIT
    SKAMÄNTES p.m. lungs, lights. W ysgyfaint B skevent OC sceuens
    Here also I scamhóg scamhán OI scaim (id.)
    SKAMNOS light (weight). W ysgafn B skañv C scaff
    SKANDERÂ f. dispersal. OI scainder (skirmish) scaindr- (to disperse) cf WO SKANDÂT
    SKANDET begins. OI scann-
    SKÄNDOS m. flea («jumper») W chwain s. chwannen B c’hwanenn c’hwenenn cf SKENDET
    SKÂNOS cloven, burst. OI scáinid (bursts, cleaves)
    SKARÂT vn SKARATUS m. separates. I scar- scaradh W ysgar
    SKÂTUS m. shadow. I scáth MW isgaud B skeud C skez cf ENSKIYON
    SKÂTUDERKOS m. mirror, sight. OI scaterc scadarc
    SKÊDON n. shoulder. I sciath (wing) W ysgwydd B skoaz C scoth
    SKEKNON n. terror. I scéan cf SKOKIT
    SKENDET leaps, jumps. OI ·scended I sceinn- cf W cychwynn- (start)
    perf. SESKONDE OI ·sescainn
    vn. SKÄNDMÄN n. I sceinm
    cf SKÄNDOS ROSKÄNDOS
    SKERÄNTÎ f. place name, «divider». OI Scirit
    SKERDET flays, strips off. OI ·sceird
    perf. SKÂRDE OI ·scaird
    SKESENÂ f. knife. I scian g. sceine W ysgien (< I) cf SEKET
    SKÊTIS f. vomit. I scéith W chwydu C hweja B c’houdeañ (vb) cf SKIYET
    SKETLON n. story. I scéal W chwedl C whethl cf SEQET, TO SKETLÎT, KONSKETLON
    SKETLOLINQS m. «telling remnant», a survivor of a battle able to give news. OI sceola
    sciula p.a. sceólanga
    SKÊTON n. shield. I sciath W ysgwyd B skoed
    SKÊTORÊGON n. shield strap. I sciathrach MW ysgwytrwy
    SKÎTOS tired. I scíth (abstract: scís) Here? B skuizh
    SKIYET slices. B skejañ
    SKIYET vn SKITÂ f. vomits. OI sceid ·scé I sceathach cf SKÊTIS
    SKIYETS f. place name, Skye. OI Scí g. Sceth Sciath OBr Σκητις (Ptolemy) Scetis (Rav)
    SKIYON n. mention. cf SEQET
    SKIYÛ with mention of, and. OI sceo (Celt.5.78)
    SKOKIT shakes. OI scuichit scuchait (depart, move, end) W ysgogi s3 pres. ysgyg (budge)
    cf B diskogellañ (shake, disturb)
    sub. SKEKST OI ·roisc
    perf. SKÂKE OI ·scáich
    vn. SKEKTUS m. OI scucht (remodelled)
    SKOKTOS m. nomad, emigrant(?). OI Scot LLat Scottus (Irish)
    cf SKÂKSLON, SKEKNON, UKS SKOKIT, WO SKOKIT
    SKOLTON n. a split. I scoilt- (vb) W hollt B faoutañ C fela (vb)
    SKORIT vn SKOROS m. separates. OI scuir- I scor cf ADSKOROS
    sub. SKORÂT OI ·scora
    SKOTÂ f. sprout, bud. I scoth B skod (stock of plant) (cf Lat. scatere, rush out?)
    SLADET kills,strikes. OI ·slaid W lladd B lazañ cf ARE SLADET
    sub. SLASST OI ·slaiss
    fut. SISLASST OI ·sela ·selos
    pp. SLASSOS OI ·slassa W llas
    vn. SLADIÂ f. OI slaide
    SLADNOS healthy, whole. I slán
    SLAZDA f. rod, cane. I slat (< W) W llath yslath B lazh G *lattâ Fr. latte Occ. lata Cat. llata
    cf SLADET?
    SLÊBOS n. mountain slope. I sliabh cf SLIBNOS
    SLÊKTUS m. a stroke. I sliacht- (to smooth, stroke, cut, hack) cf SLIGET
    SLENKTUS m. prostration, adoration. I sléacht
    SLIBNOS slippery, smooth. OI slemon I sleamhain W llyfn MB dileffn (hard) cf SLIKTRON,
    SLÊBOS
    SLIGET strikes,kills. OI ·slig cf AD SLIGET, ARE SLIGET, WO SLIGET, SELGÂ
    sub. SLÊKST OI ·slé
    fut. SISLIKST OI silis
    perf. SESLOIGE OI ·selaig
    pp. SLIKTOS OI ·slecht
    vn. SLIGIÂ f. OI slige -SLOIGON n.
    SLIGÂ f. spear. I sleagh
    SLIKSMOS sharp. W llym B lemm
    SLIGÎTS m. path. I slighe g. sligheadh
    SLIKTRON n. a slide. W llithr cf SLIBNOS
    SLIKTUS m. track, family (pedigree). I sliocht cf DÎSLIKTIS
    SLIYET deserves. OI ·slí cf RO SLIYET, TO SLIYET, ÄNDESLÎMUS
    sub. SLIYÂT OI ·roillea
    pp. SLÎTOS OI airillte
    vn. SLÎTUS SLÎMUS m.
    SLOUGOS m. troop. I sluagh W llu Og slogi
    SLUNKET vn SLUNKETUS m. swallows. OI sluic- (sub. ·róllca) I slogadh W llyncu llwnc B
    lonkañ
    SLUNKÄNTÎ f. gullet. OI slucait
    SLUNKIR... intestinal worm. W llyngyr B lenker
    SMEKÂ f. chin. OI smech I smeig
    SMERTÂ f. ? cf EQOSMERTÂ, ROSMERTÂ
    SMERTOMÂROS m. man’s name. G f. Smertomara
    SMERTOLITANOS m. man’s name. G Smetulitani
    SMERU n. marrow (of bone). I smior W mer B mel
    SMEUDNO- thought, reflexion. OI smuan I smuaineamh (to think)
    SMIYARON n. blackberry. I sméar W mwyar B mouar C mor
    SMUNKET blows nose. OI smucli (snot) I smugadh (blows nose) smuga smugairle (snot)
    SMUWESTÂ f. cartilage. I smuas smúsach (cf Gk μυελον)
    SNADET cuts,carves. OI snaides W naddu cf EN SNADET
    sub. SNASST OI ·snassar
    pp. SNASSOS OI snaise
    vn. SNADIÂ f. OI snaide I snoidhe SNASSUS m. I snas -SNADÂ f.
    SNADIMOS m. adze. W neddyf neddau B (n)eze
    SNÂDIT protects. OI snád- W noddi s3 pres. nawdd
    SNATIS f. leap. W naid B nijal (fly) cf SNÂYET
    SNÂTOS m. thread. I snáth B neud cf SNIYET
    SNÂTOWIYÄNTÎ f. needle. I snáthad g. snáthaide
    SNÂTOWIYO- needle. W nodwydd B nadoz C nasweth
    SNÂYET swims. OI sná- cf SNATIS, TO SNÂYET
    vn. SNÂMUS m. I snámh W nawf B neuñv
    SNÊDIS swift. OI snéid
    SNIGIT snows, drops. OI sniges
    perf. SESNOIGE OI ·senaich
    pp. SNIKTOS I sneachta (snow)
    vn. SNIGIÂ f. I snighe cf W nyf (snow)
    SNÎS, first person plural personal pronoun.
    N.A.D. SNÎS SNÛS (1) autonomous. OI sní -ni I sinn (< snísni) W,B ni C ny G sni
    (2) verbal object. OI -nn W,C,B -n
    (3) prepositional object. I -nn MW,C -n
    G. SNÂSRON OI náthar (unstressed ár); but cf W ein MW an yn C agan an B hon
    SNÎTRON n. entanglement. W nidr
    SNIYET spins. I sní- W nyddu B nezañ C nethe
    sub. SNIYÂT OI ·chosna ·roinnea
    pp. SNITOS OI snithe MW kynnyd
    vn. SNÎMUS m. I sníomh MW kynnif -SNIYON n.
    cf. ÄMBISNÎTON, KON SNIYET, RO SNIYET, SNÂTOS, SNÎTRON
    SNOUDOS m. cloud, mist. I snuadh (colour, hue) W nudd
    SNOWÂ f. shaving. cf GENUSNOWÂ
    SO third person personal pronoun. cf SINDOS, SIO-
    S.M.N. SO fossilized in OI s3 relative structures:
    (1) without preverb:
    BERET SO OI beres (who brings)
    KARAST SO OI caras (who loved)
    (2) with preverb:
    EKS SO BERET OI as·beir (who says)
    (3) in the form SO DE with preverb and personal pronominal object:
    NU SO DE SNÎS NERTÂT OI nodon·nerta (who strengthens us)
    EKS SO DE E BERET OI assid·beir (who says it)
    WER SO DE EM TÊGET OI forid·tét (who helps him)
    For negative NE SO DE see under NE
    A. EM TEM TOM
    (1) autonomous: I é OW em W ef MB eff B heñ C ef
    (2) as prepositional object:
    WO EM OI foí WER EM OI fair SEQOS EM OI sechae ÄMBI EM OI imbi TARES
    TEM OI tairis WRIT TEM OI fris SAMALÎ TEM OI samlith OW -dam W -ddo MB -zaff B -
    zañ
    C -tho
    (3) as verbal object:
    RO EM KARAST OI ra·car (has loved him)
    ORT ED EM OI orti (killed him)(Proto-Goidelic *ORTIDEM>*ORTIEM)
    GEGONE ED EM OI gegni (slew him)(Proto-Goidelic *GEGONIDEM>*GEGONIEM)
    ÎSSONT ED TEM OI ístait (they will eat him)
    GON(I)ONT ED TEM OI gontait (they kill him)
    GODIMOS ED TEM OI guidmit (we ask it)
    W -e C -n B hen
    G. ESIO unstressed I a MW y W ei B e C y, stressed OI aí
    D. YÛ TÛ as prepositional object:
    ARE YÛ OI airiu WO YÛ OI fou RISAM YÛ OI riäm WÊDÛ YÛ OI fiad AU TÛ OI uad
    S.N.NA. ED (stressed autonomous) OI ed
    E (unstressed) as object of verb:
    BERET ED E OI berthi (bears it)(Proto-Goidelic *BERETIDE>*BERETIE)
    RO E KARAST OI ra·char (has loved it)
    S.F. N. SÎ autonomous: OI sí, -si W,B hi C hy
    A. SIYÄN TIYÄN
    (1) autonomous:OI sí,-si I í W,B hi C hy
    (2) as prepositional object:
    ÄMBI SIYÄN OI impe WO SIYÄN OI foe TARES TIYÄN OI tarse
    (3) as verbal object: W,C -s
    MÂRÂT ED SIYÄN OI mórthus (magnifies her)
    TO ED SIYÄN BERET OI dos·mbeir (brings her)
    G. ESIÂS unstressed I a W ei MW,C y B he, stressed OI aí
    D. YAI TIYAI as prepositional object:
    WER YAI OI fuiri DÎ YAI OI dí AU TIYAI OI uadi W -ddi B -zi C -thy
    P.M.N. IYOI
    (1) autonomous OI é MW wy W hwy
    (2) fossilized in OI p3 relative structures:
    BERONT IYOI OI berdae (who bear)
    KAIKASSONT IYOI OI caechsite (who blinded)
    DUGIONT IYOI G dugiiontiio (who ...)
    A. SÛS TÛS (1) as prepositional object:
    WER SÛS OI forru ÄMBI SÛS OI impu TARES TÛS OI tairsiu
    (2) as verbal object: W,C -s G sos (EC 15.180)
    RO ED SÛS KARAST OI ros.car (has loved them)
    MÂRAST ED SÛS OI mórsus (magnified them)
    G. ESON unstressed I a W eu B ho C aga
    D. YOBIS TOBIS
    as prepositional object:
    DU YOBIS OI doïb ÊRAM YOBIS iarmaib KON TOBIS OI
    condaib
    AU TOBIS OI uadib MW -du B -ze C -the
    P.Ne.NA. Î MB y B hi C i y
    P.F. N. G sies (Larzac)
    G. G eianom (Larzac)
    D. G(instrumental) eiabi (Larzac)
    SODIOS that. OI suide (unstressed side, ade) n.NA sodain (són ón)
    SOSIN n. this. I so G sosin
    SODIT makes sit. OI ·suidi
    sub. SODÂT OI ·soda
    vn. SODETUS m. SODION n.
    SODOS. m. weir. OI sod
    SODION n. seat. I suidhe
    cf AD SODIT, ÄMBI SODIT, KON SODIT, SEDET, WO SODIT, WRIT SODIT
    SOGLÂ f. nail. W hoel cf SEKSMÄN
    SOIBOS false, crooked, askew. I saobh cf SÊBARIS
    SOITOS m. magic. W,B hud C hus
    SOMOS self. OI é-som (he himself) hé-ssom (they themselves)
    SOROS m. animal louse. I sor W hor Basque sorri (ZCP 32.85)
    SOUDIKLON n. soot. W huddygl B huzil cf SÛDIÂ
    SOUNOS m. sleep. I suan W,B hun
    SOUTIT vn SOUTETUS m. mixes, kneads, stirs. I suaith- suathadh
    SOWIT vn SOWÂ f. SOWETUS m. gives birth
    cf. ADSOWIÄNTÎ, MAGOSOWÂ, SUTUS, TO SOWIT
    SOWETÂKON n. womb. I soitheach (animal’s womb, vessel, container)
    SQIYATS f. hawthorn. OI scé g. sciath I sceach SG sgitheach W ysbyddad B spezed C
    spethes
    SRÂMOS lively. W ffraw
    SRAWÂ f. crow, rook. C frau B frav (cf Goth. sparwa)
    SREGOS n. nose, nostril. B fri
    Hypocoristic SREGGOS id. C frig (Eriu 25.277)
    SRENGET vn SRENGON n. -SRENGÂ f. drags. OI sreng- I sreang (string) cf TO SRENGET
    SRENKNÂT vn SRÄNKSMÄN n. snores. OI srenn- sreim sréim I srannadh
    SREUSMÄN n. stream. I sruaim OB strum cf SROWOS
    SROGNÂ f. nose,nostril. I srón W ffroen B fron G *frogná Fr frogne (cf Eriu 25.277)
    STROGNÎ STROGNÂ f. id. W trwyn OC trein G *trugnâ Fr trogne Galatian δροuγγος
    SROWOS m. a flow,gush. W ffreuo (gush out) cf SREUSMÄN, SRUTUS, ISKOSROWOS
    SRUKON n. urine. B froug frig
    SRUTUS m. stream. I sruth W ffrwd B froud G *frutâ Lombard fruda froda cf SROWOS
    STABÂ STABÂTS f. pillar. OI sab p.n. saba sabaid
    STAGNÂ f. conspersion. W taen
    STAGRÂ f. stream. B ster G *stagrás (place name) Fr Estaires
    STALÎ f. base. W sail cf TÂYET
    STAMNON n. mouth. W safn B staoñ (cf Gk στομα Av. stamna-)
    STAMUS m. a standing W sefyll saf- (stand) sefydlu (establish) cf TÂYET
    STÂTLÂ f. heel. I sál W sawdl MB seuzl B seul cf TÂYET
    STER- star. OI ser W seren B,C steren
    STERONÂ f. star goddess. G Sirona Ðirona
    STERKÂ f. love. I searc W serch (cf Gk στεργει loves)
    STERKTLON n. titbit, favourite food. OI sercol
    STEUKSMÄN n. bend. I tuaim (ridge) B stum cf STOUGÂ, STUKTOS
    STLEDMÄN n. spittle, dribble. OI sleidm OB stledm
    STLENDET declares. OW istlinnit W ystlynedd (pedigree) MB stlen (in common knowledge)
    STLONDOS m. declaration. OI slond (meaning) W cystlwn (affirmation of a right, lineage)
    STLONDÎT signifies, declares. OI sluindid ·sluindi cf DÎ STLONDÎT
    STLÊSSÄNTÎ f. thigh. I sliasaid p. sliasta
    STLISSUS m. thigh, side. I slios W ystlys
    STOUGÂ f. arch, bend. I tuagh stuagh (arch) tuagh (axe) cf STEUKSMÄN STUKTOS
    STRABIS f. lightning bolt. OI sraib I ruibh (sulphur) OI sraibtine (lightning) (cf Gk στραπtει)
    STRATON n. valley bottom, river field. I srath W ystrad B strad cf STRINÂT
    STRINÂT strews, spreads out. OI ·sernat cf EKSSTORIS, KON STRINÂT, WOSTORIS
    sub. STERÂT OI ·sera
    aor. STERT OI ·sert
    pp. STRITOS OI ·sreth
    vn. STRITÂ I sreth -STORIS f.
    STARNÂ f. causeway. W sarn ystarn
    STRONKOS m. turd. W trwnc B stronk G *stronkos Fr étron Italian stronzo
    STRUTIS m. venerable elder. OI sruith OW p. strutiu (cf OCS stryjï, father’s brother)
    STUKTOS bent. W ystwyth. cf STEUKSMÄN STOUGÂ
    STUKTIÂ f. river name. OBr *Stuktiá Στοuκκια (Ptolemy) Iuctius (Rav) W Ystwyth
    STÛNÂ f. pillar. (cf Sk,Iranian stunâ) cf ARESTÛNÂ WERSTÛNÂ
    SU- good,well. I so- W hy- B he- G su-
    SUADWERIS wellstocked. I saidhbhir (rich)
    SUAUSIOS well-eared, man’s name. G f. Suausiae
    SUBORGIOS m. member of the Suborgiî tribe. Og Ροβογδιοι (Ptolemy - read *Soborgioi)
    AOI Sebuirgi (read *Sobuirgi) I Dún Sobhairce
    SUBRÂTIÛ f. prosperity. OI sobarthu cf BRÂTUS
    SUBRÎGIS vigorous. OI sobraig
    SUGENOS m. man’s name. OI Sogen Sogan
    SUGNÎMIS active. W heini(f)
    SUKAROS m. man’s name. G Sucarus
    SUKATUS warlike, man’s name. OI Sucat (< W) W hygad
    SUKLEWES- renowned. I sochla
    SUKLUWOS audible. W hyglyw B heglev
    SULABARIS eloquent. OI sulbair
    SULÂMIS prompt, ready. OI solam
    SULANSSUS clear, bright. OI solus
    SUQRITIS pretty, shapely. I sochraidh
    SUTÄNGUÂTS eloquent, well-tongued. OI suithnge
    SUTEGERNOS m. good ruler. OI suithchern
    SUTONKETOM n. good fortune. OI sothcad
    SUWIDS m. wise man, sage. OI suí I saoi W syw
    SUWIROS free, noble. I saor
    SUWISSON n. knowledge, wisdom. OI sous
    SUBIS f. strawberry. I subh W syfi B sivienn G *subi- σοuβιτης
    SUBRON n. sleeping. cf ÄNDESUBRON, SOUNOS
    SÛDIÂ f. soot. OI suide I sú G *sudiá Fr suie Occ. suja Cat. sutja cf SOUDIKLON
    SÛGET sucks. I súigh-
    SUKÂ f. girl, daughter. W hogen (+ hogyn, boy)
    SUKKOS m. pig. W hwch B hoc’h
    SUKKOS m. pig’s snout, plowshare. I soc W swch B soc’h G *sukkos Fr soc
    SÛTEGOS n. pigsty. G sutegis
    SUTUS m. foetus. I suth cf SOWIT
    SWADUS sweet, pleasant.
    SWADWÂ f. woman’s name. I Sadhbh
    SWADUGENOS m. man’s name. G Suadugeni
    SWADURÎGS m. man’s name. G Suadurix
    SWAKTÂ f. taste, smell. W chwaeth B c’hwez
    SWANTUS m. desire. I sant (< W) W chwant B c’hwant
    SWARIT vn SWARTIÛ f. laughs. W chwardd- chwerthin B c’hoarzh- c’hoarzhin
    SWE towards.
    SWE ARE forwards, to the east. OI sair I soir
    SWE DEKSI to the right, to the south. OI sadess fadess I ódheas
    SWE ÊRON backwards, to the west. I siar
    SWE ÎSSU downwards. I síos
    SWE OUKSU upwards. I suas
    SWE TEUTI to the left, to the north. OI sathuaid fathuaith I óthuaidh
    SWESWELOS m. walk. I siubhal
    SWEKOS sweet. W chweg B c’hwek
    SWEKRÛ f. mother in law. W chwegr OC hweger
    SWEKRUNOS m. father in law. W chwegrwn OC hwigeren
    SWEKS six. I séW chwech B c’houec’h C whegh CI sues
    SWEKS DEKÄN, SWEKS ... DEKÄNQE sixteen. I sé .. déag B c’houezek C whettak
    SWEKS(ET)OS sixth. I seiseadh W chweched G suexos
    SWEKSWIRON n. six men. I seisear
    SWEKSKONTES p. sixty. I seasca g. seascad
    SWEKSMORÂ f. clover («having six parts»). I seamar G *sueksmoron visumarus
    (Marcellus) cf melisweksmorion
    SWELENÂ f. condiment. OI selann g. seillne
    SWELOS m. turn. I seal W chwel chwyl chwil cf KON SWELÂT, UKS SWELÂT
    SWENDET plays (music), barks (dog). OI ·seinn cf TO SWENDET
    sub. SWENNST OI ·ses
    fut. SISWENSST OI ·sib sifis
    perf. SESWONDE OI sefainn
    pp. SWÄNSSOS OI ·sessa
    vn. SWÄNDMÄN n. I seinm -SWENDON n.
    SWENSSIS f. music. OI séis
    SWÄNDUS m. barking. OI sinn (mockery)
    SWÄNDUKOS m. fox. I sionnach
    SWERBET whirls. W chwerfu
    SWERWOS bitter. I searbh W chwerw B c’houerv C wherow
    SWESÛR g. SWESROS f. sister. I siúr OI siür SG piuthar W chwaer B c’hoar C hor
    SWETET blows. OI ·infet cf ENI SWETET
    sub. SWESST OI ·tinib
    pp. SWESSOS OI ·rinfess
    vn. -SWETON n. I tinfeadh OI feth m. (air)
    SWETION n. gust of wind. OI sithe side
    SWETIGALÂ f. vehemence. OI sidgal
    SWÊZDET blows (wind). I séideadh W chwythu B c’houezañ C whythe cf SWIZDÂ
    SWÎQANON n. whistle. W chwiban B c’hwiban
    SWÎS second person plural personal pronoun.
    N.A.D. SWÎS SWÛS (1) autonomous. OI sí, -si I sibh W chwi C why B c’hwi
    (2) as prepositional object. OI -b I -bh W -ch B -oc’h C -gh
    (3) as verbal object. OI -b W -ch
    G. SWESRON OI sethar (unstressed far) cf MW awch ych W eich MB ho hoz B ho hoc’h
    C as agas
    SWISSIS f. sweat. W chwys B c’hweziñ (to sweat)
    SWIZDÂ f. whistle. I fead feadóg (flute) feadán (water pipe) cf SWÊZDET
    SWORRINÂ f. gland. W chwarren

    TÂDÎT vn TÂDON n. melts. I táith- táth (welds, heals wound) W toddi tawdd B teuziñ (cf Lat.
    tabêre)
    TAISTON n. dough. I taos W toes B toaz W teisen (< I, cake) (cf OCS têsto)
    TAKET chokes, strangles. W tagu B tagañ
    pp. TAKTOS I tachtadh (choke, strangle)
    TÂKSLON n. adze. I tál (cf OHG dehsala OCS tesla)
    TALAMÛ m/f. earth. I talamh g. talmhan
    TALIÂ f. dung. W tail
    TÂLIS, such. MW py sawl (QID TÂLIS > QIS SÂLIS) (cf Lat. talis) W y sawl C suel MB seul
    (SINDOS TÂLIS) (SC 1O.61)
    TALKON n. fragment, grist. W,OC talch
    TALSMIS f. sling. OI tailm g. telma W telm (snare) B talm
    TALU n. forehead,boss. OI tel tul W tâl G talu-
    TALUBERNÂ f. obstruction. OI p. taulberna
    TALUKÂ f. slope, hill. I tulach G *taluko- Fr. talus
    TALUKONÂ f. river name. I Tulcha g. Tulchann
    TAMNOS m. piece cut off. I tamhan (decapitated trunk of body or tree) CI taunei (to cut off -
    Botorrita)
    TÂMUS m. plague. I támh
    TANÂ f. time. OI tan (cf Sk. tanâ, continuously)
    TANAWIOS thin. I tana W tenau B tanav C tanow
    TÄNGUÂ TÄNGUÂTS f. tongue. OI teng tengae I teanga g. teangadh W tafod B teod C taves
    TANKET shuts, protects. G *tanke- Cat. tancar
    TANKNAM.. peace. W tangnef(edd) G toncnaman(EC 15.183)
    TANKOS m. peace. W tanc
    TANKORIGS m. man’s name. G Tancorix
    TANKROS m. protection. I téagar
    TÄNOS n. fire. OI ten tene I teine g. teineadh W tân B tan cf TEENTS
    TÄNOKORÂ f. tongs. OI tenchor
    TÄNOLEGOS n. fireplace, hearth. I teallach
    TÄNTUS m. string, rope. I téad W tant
    TARANUS m. thunder. W taran G Taranus
    Here? I torann g. toirne
    TARANUKNOS pertaining to thunder. G deo Taranucno, Iovi Taranuc(n)o
    TARATRON n. auger. I tarathar W taradr C tardar MB tarazr B tarar G *taratron LLat taratrum
    Occ. taraire Cat. taradre
    TARBOS n. flight. W tarf
    TARES across. OI tar I thar W tra- (?)
    with personal pronouns:
    TARES ME OI torom TARES SNÎS OI torunn
    TARES TE OI torut I thart TARES SWÎS OI toraib
    TARES TEM OI tarais tairis I thairis TARES TÛS OI tairsiu
    TARES TIYÄN OI tairse
    TARESTÊGÂ f. threshold. I tairseach cf TÊGET
    TAROSTONDOS m. condiment (the «skin» across the bread) OI tarsand cf TONDOS
    TAROSTNOWON n. across, crossbeam. I tarsna cf TNOWON
    TARRO- fear.
    TARRÂKOS afraid. OI tarrach
    TARRUS dry. I tur cf TARTOS
    TARTOS m. drought, thirst. I tart cf TARRUS
    TÂRUKÂ f. mite. W t(o)rogen B teurog
    TARWOS m. bull. W tarbh W tarw B tarv G tarvos (cf Lat. taurus)
    TÂTIS m. thief. OI táith g. táthat (cf Hitt. tayus)
    TATOS m. dad. W,B tad C tas; W taid (grandfather)
    TAUSET is silent. W taw (be silent!) (cf Sk tû¿©îm, silently)
    pp. TAUSTOS OI ·tuaissi (is silent)
    cf ANDE TAUSET, ARE TAUSET, EN TAUSET, KON TAUSET, WER TAUSET
    TAUSOS silent. OI tó
    TAUSIÂ f. silence. OI táue
    TAUSELOS silent. W tawel B tevel
    TÂYET is at, stands at. OI ·tá I tá W taw
    sub. TÂYÂT OI ·cota ·eta
    fut. TITÂST OI ·etada
    perf. TETÂYE OI ·cotedae ·etade
    pp. TÂTOS OI ·cotad
    vn. -TÂYOS m.
    cf AD TÂYET, EN TÂYET, STAMUS, STÂTLÂ, SISTETRO, STALÎ, WOSTOS,
    WOSTATOS, WO TÂYET
    TAZGOS m. badger. OI tadcach (badger-like) I Tadhg(name) G Tasgetius Moritasgus
    *tazgon-
    LLat taxo Occ. taissón Cat. teixó Basque azkoin (Eriu 31.150ff)
    TAZGAGNOS m. man’s name. Og Tazegagni I Tadhgán
    TEDMÄN n. plague. I teidhm
    TEENTS hot. OI té p. téit I te cf TÄNOS, TEKSTUS, TÊSMÄN
    TEENTIÂ f. heat. OI téite
    TÊGET walks, goes. OI ·téig téit
    sub. TÊKST OI ·té ·tiasar
    pp. TIKTOS C toyth B tiz (speed, fast) (JCS 2.14)
    vn. TIKTÂ f. I teacht W taith
    cf ÄMBI TÊGET, EN TÊGET, TO TÊGET, UKS TÊGET, WER TÊGET, MORITÊGS,
    NEMESOTÊGS, KATÊGÂ, TARESTÊGÂ, MORITIKTÂ
    TEGOS n. house. I teach W ty C chy B ti cf TOGIT, WOTEGESÂ
    TEGERNÂKOS m. man’s name. I Tighearnach OBr Tegernacus
    TEGERN(I)OS m. lord. I tighearna W teyrn G tegerno- Lat Thigernum castrum Fr Thiers
    TEGERNOMAGLOS m. man’s name. OBr Tegernomali OB Tiernmael
    TEGERNONOS m. a god. W Teyrnon
    TEGOSLOUGOS m. household. I teaghlach W teulu OC teilu
    TEGUS thick. I tiugh W,C tew B tev
    TEKOS pretty, fair. W teg B tek
    TEKSTUS m. heat. I teas W tes cf TEENTS
    TEMOS n. darkness.
    TEMESÂ p.n. darkness. I teimhe
    TEMESLOS dark. I teimheal W tywyll B tevel
    TEMRI n. sacred enclosure. OI Temuir g. Temro I Teamhair (Tara)
    TENDET breaks, cuts, cracks (a nut) OI ·tendat
    sub. TENSST OI ·tiasar (read *·tésar)
    perf. TETONDE OI ·tethaind
    vn. TÄNDMÄN n. OI teinm W tam B tamm (piece)
    TENKTIOS right, natural, proper. OI téchtae W teithi
    TENKTOSAGES p.m. tribal name. G Tectosages cf SAGIT
    TENUS m. body. OI tin p.a. tinu
    TEQET flees. I teich- MW tebet cf AD TEQET, ENI TEQET, ENITEQON, WO TEQET
    sub. TEKST OI ·tes W techu B tec hout
    fut. TEKST ? OI ·theis
    perf. TÂQE OI táich
    vn. -TEQON n.
    TERKOS scarce. I tearc G *terko- Occ(Gascon) terc (cruel) Cat. enterc (rigid)
    TÊSMÄN n. heat. W twym OC toim B tomm cf TEENTS
    Here? OI timme (heat)
    TEUTÂ f. tribal state. I tuath W,B tud C tus (people)
    TEUTANORÎGS m. man’s name. G Toutannorigis
    TEUTIORÎGS epithet of a god. G Apollini Toutiorigi
    TEUTOKAROS m. man’s name. I Tuathchar
    TEUTOMATUS m. man’s name. G Teutomatus Toutomatus (Caesar)
    TEUTOWALOS m. man’s name. I Tuathal OW Tutagual W Tudwal
    TEUTIOS member of a tribal state. G tooutious
    TEUTOS left. OI tuath (left hand) tuath- (northern, wicked)
    TEUTATIS m. a god. G Teutates (Lucan) OI tuathaid (sorcerer)
    TEUTI to the left, to the north. I thuaidh
    TEUTISWELON anticlockwise. I tuaithbheal cf DEKSISWELON, SWELOS
    TIGUS last. OI tiug cf ÊRANTIGION
    TIGUBÂSSON n. death. OI tiugbas
    TIGUBIWOS the last alive. OI tiugba (surviving)
    TINUT fades away. OI tinaid OB tinsot
    sub. TIYÂT OI ·tae
    perf. TETOYE OI tethae
    pp. TÎTOS I uathadh W odid cf AUTÎTOS
    TÎROS n. land. I tír (vr. tíor) W,B tir
    TÎRESMIS dry. I tírim
    TLÂTOS wretched, weak. I tláith (soft; abstract tlás) W tlawd (poor) B treut (thin)
    TLINAT steals. OI ·tlen
    sub. TLIYÂT OI ·tlethar
    perf. TETLE OI ·rotuil (read *·rothiuil)
    vn. -TLOYON n. cf TOTLOYON, WO TLINAT
    TLOQETRO speaks (solemnly). OI ·tluchedar (cf Lat. loqui, OCS tlükü)
    cf AD TLOQETRO, TO TLOQETRO
    TLUSSOS pretty. W tlws
    TLUSSUS m. valuable, property. OI tlus W tlws (gem)
    TNOWON n. plain, valley, bottom, base. W tyno OW tnou MB tnou B traoun cf
    TAROSTNOWON
    TNÛTUS m. desire. I tnúth
    TO hither, towards the speaker (preverb). OI to- do· W dy- B,C d-
    TO yes. OI tó W do
    TOADEDION n. beginning (of a season). OI taite cf EDON
    TO AGET comes. OI taig (come!) W deu- daw B deu- C do- due
    cf OI ám (t)hám (a moving to and fro)
    TO AIDET shines. OI taíd- cf AIDUS
    TOAIDELOS shining. OI taídle (brilliance)
    TO ALLÂT fits into. OI ·talla
    TO ÄNKET comes. OI do·ic vn tíchtu I tig
    TO BERET vn TOBERTÂ f. brings, gives. OI tabart I do bheir, tabhairt
    TO BINAT vn TOBIYON n. attacks, slays. OI don·rubad I tubha
    TO BONGET vn TOBEGON n. breaks, levies tribute. OI do·boing I tobhach
    TOBUTÂ f. coming. W dyfod
    TODAKRIS tearful. OI todéoir I taidhiuir cf DAKRU
    TO DÂLÎT vn TODÂLIS f. pours out. OI do·dáli todail
    TO ETET comes. OI do·eth
    TO GEUSET vn TOGOUSON n. chooses. OI do·goa I togha
    TOGIT covers, thatches. I tuigh- W toi cf TEGOS
    TOGIÂ f. spiny rush (Ulex europeus) G *togiâ Fr tuie Occ.(Gascon) toja
    TOGION n. straw, thatch. I tuighe
    TOGOS m. covering. lJ,C,B to (roof)
    TOGÎNÂ f. mantle. OI tugan tuigen
    cf ARETOGION, ÄMBITOGON, ENTOGON, WERTEGESÂ
    TOIBOS m. side. I taobh W,C,B tu
    TO KENGET vn TOKÄNKSMÄN n. comes. OI do·cing tochim I do chum (to, towards)
    TO KLADET roots up. OI du·claid I tochailt
    TO KORITRO vn TOKOROS m. puts, throws. OI du·cuiredar tochur
    TOISKOS m. jet, spurt. I taosc
    TOISKET pours out. I taosc-
    TOISKMÄN n. jet, gush. I taom
    TOGAMINOS m. marten. OI togmann togmall togán cf GAMINOS
    TOLÂ f. will. OI tol I toil
    TOLOKAROS wilful. OI talchar
    TOLGÂ f. force, attack, strength. OI tolg
    TOLGOS m. bed cubicle. OI tolg
    TO LENGET springs before. OI do·ling
    TO LINQET casts, lets. OI do·lléici teilciud I teilgean
    TOLIT sleeps. OI ·tuli cf KON TOLIT
    sub. TOLÂT OI ·tola
    aor. TOLIST OI ·tuil toilis
    vn. TOLETUS m. OI cotlud
    TOLIYOM n. flood. I tuile cf LINET
    TO MADIT un TOMADMÄN n. breaks forth. OI do·ma tomaidm
    TO MEDITRO vn TOMESSUS m. measures, weighs. OI du·mmidethar I tomhas
    TO MELET vn TOMELTÂ f. consumes. OI do·meil I tomhailt
    TOMESSON n. ear of corn. W tywys B tañvouez
    TO MONITRO vn TOMÄNTIÛ f. thinks. OI do·muinetar toimtiu
    TONDÂ f. land. OI tond
    TONDETON n. breaking. OI tonnad (death) cf TENDET
    TONDOS m. hide, skin. I tonn W ton
    cf KRAMUTONDOS, SENOTONDÂ, TAROSTONDOS
    TONGET swears. OI ·toing W tyngu twng C to- B touin
    sub. TOKST OI ·tó ·tois
    fut. TITEKST OI ·tithis
    perf. TETOGE OI ·ruthethaig
    vn. -TEGON n.
    cf ARETEGON, DÎ TONGET, Ê TONGET, EKS TONGET, KONTEGON, WER TONGET,
    WRIT TONGET
    TONKIT predestines, causes. OI toc- MW tyngh- B tonkañ
    sub. TONKÂT OI ·thoicther
    fut. TONKST (?) G p3 toncsiiontio (EC 15.183)
    pp. TONKETON OI ·tocad
    TONKETON n. luck, fate. OI tocad W tynged B tonket cf DUTONKETON
    TONKETÂKOS m. man’s name. Og Togittacc OBr f. Tunccetace
    TONKÄNTÎ f. cause, reason. OI tucait
    TO ORGET vn TOORGENÂ f. crushes, grinds. OI do·fuairc tuarcun
    TOQI n. natural thing, natural course. OI toich
    TOQIKOS like, natural. W tebyg
    TOQESTUS m. property. OI tochus
    TO QRINAT vn TOQROYON n. purchases bride. OI do·cicher tochra
    TO REGET vn TOREGNIS f. rises (sun), comes. W dyre- dyrain
    TORETON n. produce, fruit. I toradh W toreth (< I) cf RETET
    TO RÎMÎT vn TORÎMÂ f. recounts, counts. OI do·rími I tuireamh
    TORKOS m. boar, hog. I torc W twrch B tourc’h OC torch cf ORKOS
    TORROS m. belly. I tarr B,W tor
    TORRIKÂ f. pregnant. I torrach toirrcheas (pregnancy)
    TO SÂWIT turns (this way). OI do·soí
    TO SKARÂT vn TOSKARATUS m. overthrows. OI do·scara ·tascrad I trascairt
    TO SKETLÎT explores. OI do·scéulai
    TO SLIYET vn TOSLÎMUS m. deserves, earns. OI do·slí I tuilleamh
    TO SNÂYET floats. OI ·tonda (read *·tonna)
    TOSNÂ f. wave. I,B tonn W ton
    TOSNOGARON n. noise of waves. OI tonngar W toniar
    TO SOWIT vn TOSOWÂ f. gives birth. OI toaid toí
    TO SRENGET vn TOSRENGÂ f. drags. OI do·srenga I tarraing
    TO SWENDET vn TOSWENDON n. barks, chases after. OI do·seinn I tafann
    TO TÊGET vn TOTIKTÂ f. comes. OI do·théig tuidecht
    TO TLOQETRO asks. OI do·tluichethar vn todlugud
    TOTLOYON n. stealth. OI tothlae cf TLINAT
    TO TUDET vn TOTEUSMÄN n. falls. OI do·tuit tothaim
    TO U(N)KET brings. OI do·uic du·uc ·tuc I tug W dyg- dwg B doug- C deg-
    vn TOUKNIS f. W dwyn MB doen C don
    TO UNKET is used to, understands. OI do·ucci ·tuicei I tuig-
    TO WEDET vn TOWEDONÂ f. leads to. OI to·feid ·tuid tuidin
    TOWESSUS m. beginning. OI tuus I tús
    TOWESSÂKOS m. leader. Og,OBr Tovisaci I taoiseaeh W tywysog
    TO WERET vn TOWERON n. procures, supplies. OI du·ferthar I tuar SG todhar (supply,
    manure)
    TOWORÎNÂ f. corn. OI tuirenn
    TO WETET says. W dywed-
    TO WIKET vn TOGALÂ f. attacks, destroys. OI du·fesed togal
    TOWORÎNÂ f. band, company. OI tuirenn cf WORÎNÂ
    TRÂGÂ f. ebb. I trágh (beach) trágh- (to ebb) W trai (ebb)
    TRÂKTUS m. beach. OI trácht W traeth
    TRÂGET treads on.
    TRÂKTUS m. sole of foot. I trácht
    TRÂKTÊYON n. what is to be trodden on, threshold. W trothwy B treuzou (British
    *TRÂTTEYON)
    TRAGETS f. foot. I troigh g. troigheadh OI traig W p. traed B p. treid C p. treys trys
    TRAGUS swift. cf WERTRAGUS
    TRAGUNOWOS m. corncrake («swift proclaimer»). I traghna
    TRAGINÂ f. pine resin. I traighean
    TRAITÂ f. sole of foot. W troed B troad C troys (foot)
    TRAITÂT overthrows, suppresses. I traothadh
    TRÄNKET abandons, goes away. I tréig- W tranc (death) trengi (expire)
    TRÂTUS m. point of time. I tráth W trawd
    TRAZDUS m. starling. I truid druid (< *TRAZDWI-) W trydw drydw B dred
    TRAZDURÎGION n. tribal name. I Tradraighe
    g. TRAZDOUS OI moccu Trato (member of Tradraighe)
    TREBON n. homestead. I treabh W tref OB treb
    TREBÂT inhabits. G *trebâ- Occ trevar (to haunt) treva (ghost) cf AD TREBÂT
    TREBNÂ f. order, system. W trefn
    TREKSÂ f. strength, combat. I treas W trais
    TREKSNOS strong. Og treni I tréan
    TREKSNOLUGUS m. man’s name. Og Trenalugos
    TREKSAMOS strongest. OI tressam W trechaf B trec’hañ (back-formed comparatives: OI
    tressa W trech B trec’h)
    TREUSSLÂ f. sheath. I truaill
    TRI through. OI tri tre I tré W trwy drwy B dre
    with personal pronouns:
    TRISAM ME OI trium TRISAM SNÎS OI triunn
    TRISAM TE OI triut TRISAM SWÎS OI triib
    TRISAM TEM OI triit TRISAM SÛS OI treu
    TRISAM SIYÄN OI tree
    as preverb:
    TRISAMÎ SO ETET OI trema·etha (who moves through)
    TRITUKSLOS perforated. OI tretholl W trydwll
    TRÎS three.
    M. NA. TRÎS I trí W,B tri C try
    G. TRIYON Og tria OI tre
    D. TRIBIS TRIBOS OI trib
    N. NA. TRIA OI trí (remodelled)
    F. N. TISORES OI teuir W tair B teir C teyr tyr G tidres
    A. TISORÂS OI téora
    G. TISRON ?
    D. TISRIBIS ?
    TRIBERU n. trident, harpoon. W tryfer
    TRIDINASTUS m. three days. OI trédenus
    TRIGARANOS with three cranes. G trigaranus
    TRIKONTES p. thirty. I tríocha g. trlochad OW trimuceint (remodelled) B tregont G
    tricontes
    TRIKASSI- p.m. tribal name. G Tricacces (Pliny) Fr Troyes
    TRIKASTINO- p.m. tribal name. G Tricastinos (Livy) Τρικαστινοι (Ptolemy)
    TRIKORIO- p.m. tribal name. G Tricorios (Livy) Τρικοριοι (Strabo) B Treger LLat. in
    territorio Tricurino
    TRINOWÄNTES p.m. tribal name. OBr Trinovantes (Caesar)
    TRIS three times.
    TRISÄNTONÂ f. river name. OBr Trisantona OW Trahannon
    TRÎS DEKÄN, TRÎS ... DEKÄNQE thirteen. I trí ... déag B trizek C trethek
    TRISFENIÂ f. having three teats. OI triphne
    TRISOBNIS thrice scared. OI triamain (weak, sad, weary)
    TRISTOS third. I treas
    TRITIYOS third. W trydydd B trede C trysse
    TRIWIRON n. three men. I triar g. trír d. triúr
    TRIYANON n. a third. I trian W traean
    TRIYATÛ f. sea, ocean. OI triath g. trethan
    TRIYATORÎGS m. sea god. OI Tethri g. Tethrach (< *Trethri)
    TROGOS m. turn. OI trog (childbirth,offspring) W,B,C tro
    Here? OI droch m. (chariot wheel)
    TROGIÂ f. milch (sow). G *trogiâ Fr truie Occ. truèja Cat. truja
    TROGIT cf WO TROGIT
    TRONKET immerses. OI ·truicset MB gozronk- cf WO TRONKET
    sub. TRONKST W trochi
    pp. TRONKTOS W trwyth (steeped, decoction)
    vn. -TRONKETUS m.
    TRONQET wishes. (cf Tokh. tränk- say?) cf WO TRONQET
    sub. TRONKST OI ·dúthrais
    perf. TRÂNQER OI ·futharcair
    vn. -TRONKTIÛ f. I dúthracht
    TROSKIT vn TROSKETUS m. fasts. I troisc- troscadh
    TROUGOS wretched. I truagh W tru
    TROUGOKAROS merciful. OI trocar
    TROUGOKARIÂ f. mercy. I trócaire W trugaredd
    TRUKS fey,condemned. I trú g. troch
    TRUTSKOS scabby. OI trosc W trwsgl (having thrush)
    TRUTSMOS heavy. I trom W trwm cf KONTRUTSMOS
    Here? G *trutsmos Occ trum (gloomy)
    TÛ second person singular personal pronoun.
    N. TÛ I tú W ti B te C ty cf BERES TÛ OI ·bir-siu
    A. TE (1) as verbal object. OI -t W,C -th B -z
    (2) as prepositional object. OI,W,B -t C -s
    G. TEWE unstressed I do W dy B da C the, stressed OI taí MW teu
    D. TOI (1) as inclirect verbal object. OI -t
    (2) as prepositional object. OI,W,B -t C -s
    TUDET falls. OI ·tuit
    sub. TEUSST OI ·todsat (< TOTEUSSONT)
    fut. TITEUSST OI ·taíth (< TOITEUSST < TOTITEUSST)
    vn. -TEUTSMÄN n. cf ARE TUDET, DÎ TUDET, TO TUDET
    TÛKNÂ f. arse. I tón W tin C tyn
    TUKSLON n. hollow, hole. I toll W twll Occ(Gascon) tolh Cat. toll (pool in river)
    TUMET TÛMET grows. W tyfu twf B tiñvañ
    TUTOS m. vulva. OI toth (cf Lat. Tutunus) cf MUTOS

    UDROS otter-coloured, brown. I odhar


    UDRONIOS otter- (adj.) OI coin fodoirne (otters)
    UGROS cold. OI uar I fuar W oer OC oir cf ADUGROS EUKTUS
    Here? G Ogroni..(month name) OBr Ugrulentum (Rav) (place name)
    UGROGUSTUS m. man’s name. OI Uargus
    UKS- up (preverb). (cf OCS vüz-)
    UKS ANAT vn UKSANATUS m. breathes out, sighs. I osnadh W uchenaid MB huanat
    KON UKSANAT vn KOMUKSANATUS m. ends, ceases. OI con.osna cumsanad
    WO UKSANAT vn WOUKSANATUS m. rages, disturbs. OI fu.fuasna fuasnad
    UKS ANDFÂT vn UKSANDATUS m. lights up.
    WER UKSANDÂT vn WERUKSANDATUS m. enlightens. OI for.osna fursundud
    UKSBÄNDUS sudden. I obann
    UKS BERET offers, carries up.
    AD UKSBERET vn ADUKSBERTÂ f. offers, sacrifices. OI ad.opuir idbart I íodhbairt W
    aberth B aberzh
    DÎ UKSBERET vn DÎUKSBERTÂ DÎUKSBRITÂ f. withholds. OI do.opir diupart MW
    dieber- diebryt
    WO UKSBERET vn WOUKSBERTÂ f. attacks, sets about. OI fo.opair fóbart I fóbairt
    UKSBERON n. a welling up. cf BERWET
    T(O)UKSBERON n. well. I tobar
    UKS BINAT DÎ UKSBINAT vn UKSBIYON DÎUKSBIYON n. digs up, uproots. OI do.riupad
    diupa
    UKS BONGET vn UKSBOGON R(O)UKSBOGON n. assaults. OI ropach
    UKS BRENDET bubbles up. OI toiprinnit
    UKS BUNDET vn UKSBOUDON n. refuses. OI at.bobuid I obadh
    UKS DINGET vn UKSDOIGON n. pushes, forces up.
    ARE UKSDINGET vn AR(E)UKSDOIGON n. refreshes. OI ar.utaing ertach
    KON UKSDINGET vn KOMUKSDOIGON n. builds. OI con.utuinc I cumhdach
    WO UKSDINGET vn WOUKSDOIGON n. kidnaps. OI ·fuatnge I fuadach
    UKS GABIT vn UKSGABAGLÂ f. takes, picks up. OI ocbath
    EMBI UKSGABIT vn EMBIUKSGABAGLÂ f. avoids. OI ·imgab imgabáil
    KON UKSGABIT vn KOMUKSGABAGLÂ f. raises. OI con·ocabar cumgabál
    WER UKSGABIT vn WERUKSGABAGLÂ f. raises, makes known. OI du·furgaib turcbál
    UKSGALOS quicktempered. I ogal
    UKS GARIT vn UKSGARION n. calls up.
    DÎ UKSGARIT vn DÎUKSGARION n. shouts. OI do·riucart diucrae
    TOUKSGARION n. seeking a way. OI tocra
    WO UKSGARIT vn WOUKSGARION n. proclaims. OI ·fuacair I fógra
    UKS GEUSET vn UKSGOUSON n. picks out, chooses. OI ·uicsed I uga
    UKS GISTLÂT makes a bargain.
    DÎ UKSGISTLÂT buys. OI diuclither
    UKSISKAWOS m. liquid. I uisce (water) cf ISKÂ, ISKAWOS (otherwise Hamp: Eriu 12.547,
    21.87)
    UKS LÂYET vn UKSLON n. puts up.
    EN UKSLÂYET vn ENUKSLON n. collects. OI do·inola I tionól
    UKS LINQET opens up. OI as.oilgi oslucud (remodelled)
    UKSLOGON n. load («what is put up»). I ualach cf LOGIT
    UKS LUWET rises, ascends. OI con.hualai
    UKS MLIGET vn UKSMLIGONÂ f. milks out.
    EN UKSMLIGET vn ENUKSMLIGONÂ f. levies, taxes. OI in·omblig in(m)bleogan
    UKSMONIOS m. bole of tree, spear shaft, mast. I omna
    UKS NIGIT vn UKSNIGON n. washes clean. OI únach
    DÎ UKSNIGIT vn DÎUKSNIGON n. id. OI do.fonug díunach
    UKS RETET vn USKRETON n. runs up.
    DÎ UKSRETET DÎUSKRETON n. remains over, stays behind OI do·fuarat diurad
    UKS SAGIT vn UKSSAGITIS f. preserves, supports. OI do·roisechtatar toschid I taiscidh
    UKS SEMET vn UKSSÄNTIÛ f. produces, brings forth, creates. OI do·fuissim tuistiu
    WER UKSSEMET vn WERUKKSÄNTIÛ f. pours off/away. OI forsatu fursitiu
    UKS SEQET, DÎ UKSSEQET wakes up. OI do·fúsci ·diuschi I dúiseacht
    UKSSKAROS m. outsider, newcomer, non-professional. I oscar
    UKS SKOKIT shakes up.
    KON UKSSKOKIT alters, removes. OI con·oiscet cumscugud
    DÎ ROUKSSKOKIT surpasses, excells. OI do·róscai derscugud
    UKSSTATON n. respite, cessation, truce. OI ossad
    UKSSTORIS f. bed, couch. OI osa(i)r cf STRINÂT
    UKS SWELÂT slips up, falls. OI do·fuisledor I tuisleadh
    UKSTALUS arrogant. I sotal (< SU+UKSTALUS)
    UKS TÊGET vn UKSTIKTÂ f. walks up.
    EN UKSTÊGET vn ENUKSTIKTÂ f. enters. OT in.otgam inotacht
    UKSÛ g. UKSENOS m. ox. I os (deer, fawn) OI Uissin g. Uissen (river name) W ych p. ychen
    B p. oc’hen C p. ohan
    UKSORÎGIÎ p.m. tribal name. OI Ossairge I Osraighe
    UKTÂKÂ f. pine tree. OI ochtcach p. ochtga
    UKTON n. thing said. cf ADUKTON, ANUKTON, WEQSMÄN, WEQTLON
    ULUKS f. beard. OI ulcha ulach (bearded) ulfota (longbearded) cf AMULUKS
    ULUTO- p.m. tribal name. OI Ulaith a. Ultu. r. Uloth I Ulaidh
    UNKET is accustomed to. OI ·ucci cf TO UNKET
    U(N)KET leads, transports. OI ·uic ·uc W dyg- amyg- dwg B doug-
    perf. OUKE W dug MW amuc goruc C duk gruk
    cf ÄMBI U(N)KET, RO U(N)KET, TO U(N)KET, WER U(N)KET
    ÛROS fresh. I úr W ir G Urae (name of a spring) Occ. Ura
    ÛROS m. wild ox, aurochs. G, Lat. úrus
    ÛROGENOS m. name. G Urogeni(i) f. Urogena
    ÛROGENONERTOS m. man’s name. G Urogenonerti
    USTINO- hearth.
    USTINÂKOS m. place name. I Uisneach (Eriu 25.256ff)
    UTROS rotten, sick. I othar (invalid)
    ÛTUS m. udder. I úth

    WÂGNO- slope. I fán fánaidh OW guoin W gwaun (meadow moor) B geun (marsh)
    WAI woe! OI fae W gwae
    WAIDIS f. cry, outcry. I faoidh W gwaedd
    WAILOS m. wolf. OI fael
    WAILAGNOS m. man’s name. I Faolán
    WAILOBRANOS m. man’s name. OI Faelbran
    WAILODUBROS m. man’s name. OI Faeldobur
    WAILOGUSTUS m. man’s name. I Faolghus
    WAILOKATUS m. man’s name. I Faolchcadh
    WAILOKENGETS m. man’s name. OI Faelching
    WAILOKÛ m. wolf. OI faelchú W gweilgi
    WAILORÎGS m. man’s name. OI Faelri
    WAKT.. worse. W gwaeth B gwazh
    WALATRON n. power. cf KATUWALATROS, WLATIS
    WALNETRO rules, governs. OI fallnathir follnathir
    WALNIAMÛ m. ruler. OI follamnus (lordship) follamnaid (ruler) follamnaigid (rules)
    -WALOS powerful. cf DUBNOWALOS, KUNOWALOS, TEUTOWALOS
    WALIS f. armring. OI fail foil B gwal
    WÂLOS m. hedge, enclosure. I fál W gwawl
    WANDELÂ f. swallow (bird). OI fandall g. faindle I fáinleog W gwennol (remodelled)
    B gwennili G *vannelo- Fr vanneau (lapwing)
    WANKIOS m. crossbar, beam. I féige (ridgepole) CI *vankio- Portugese banço (crossbar of
    fence)
    (cf Sk. vansa-)
    WÂRI n. dawn, sunrise. OI fáir W gwawr
    WARRÂ f. support. I farr (pillar, prop) W gwar (nape of neck)
    WASKET WÂSKET squeezes, presses. I fáisc- W gwasgu B gwaskañ
    WASNOS weak. I fann W,B gwan (cf Lat. vânus)
    WÂSTOS empty. I fás Here? W gwaws (horrible)
    WATÂ f. covering, garment. OI fath cf QOLÛWATÂ
    WÂTIS m. seer, prophet, poet. OI fáith I fáidh G ουατεις (Strabo)
    WÂTUS m. prophecy, poetry. I fáth (reason, poetic art) W gwawd (song, satire)
    WE or. CI -ue cf NEWE
    WEBRU n. amber. W gwefr
    WEBRUMÂROS m. man’s name. G Ουηβροuμαρος
    WEDET leads, goes. OI fedid
    sub. WESST OI ·fé ·fessed
    fut. WIWESST OI ·coised
    perf. WÂDE OI ·fáid MW gorddiwawdd
    pp. WESSOS OI ·cuas
    vn. -WEDONÂ -WEDNIS f.
    cf ARE WEDET, DÎ WEDET, KON WEDET, TO WEDET, WODOS, WOUZDOS
    WEDET binds. OI ·choat ·choided G uediIumI (EC 15.178) cf KON WEDET
    sub. WESST OI ·cói ·aurchoissed
    fut. WIWESST OI ·irchói
    pp. WESSOS OI ·airchós
    WEDONÂ f. yoke, team. OI fedan
    WEDMÄN n. use, effort. I feidhm
    WEDELOS constant, lasting. OI feidil
    WÊDET tells, orders. OI ·fet ·fiadar
    sub. WÊSST OI ·fé
    fut. WIWISST OI ·fii ·fiastar
    perf. WIWIDE OI fíd
    pp. WISSOS OI ·rindes
    vn. -WISSIÛ -WISSIS f.
    cf AD WÊDET, ÄNDE WÊDET, ATEWISSIS, EN WÊDET
    WÊDONTS m. lord, commander. OI fiadu g. fiadat
    WÊDOS m. appearance, presence. I fiadh W gwydd
    WÊDÛ in the presence of. OI fiad B ac’houez (openly)
    with personal pronouns:
    WÊDÛ MOI OI fiadum
    WÊDÛ TOI OI fiadut WÊDÛ SWÎS OI fiadib
    WÊDÛ YÛ OI fiado
    cf WINDETRO
    WÊDODEKS m. man’s name. OI g. Fiatach
    WÊDOS wild,woodland. I fiadh (deer) W gwydd B gouez cf WIDU
    WÊDELOS m. barbarian. W Gwyddel (Irishman) OI Goídel I Gaoidheal (< W)
    WÊDOKÛ m. man’s name. Og Vedacuna OI Fiadchú
    WÊDOSÎLON n. wild seed. I fiadhail (weed)
    WÊDÛS g. WÊDUSOS m. witness. OI fiadu g. fiadan I fiadhain cf WINDETRO
    WEGET weaves. I figh- W gwau B gweañ C gwia cf ÄNDOWEGON
    perf. WÂGE OI ·fáig
    pp. WEKTOS OI fecht
    WEGON n. web. W gwe
    WEGION n. loom. W gwydd
    WEGNOS m. waggon. OI fén W gwain OBr covinnus (chariot)
    WEGNIOS having a waggon. G Marti Vegnio
    WEGRON n. grass. I féar W gwair
    WÊKOS m. debt. I fiach cf KOMWÊKOS
    WÊKO- fight. cf WIKET
    WÊKORÎGS m. man’s name. AOI Fechreg I Fiachra G Vecorix
    WÊKOWIKS m. man’s name. OI Fiachu g. Fiachach
    WEKTIRÎGS m. man’s name. G Vectirix
    WEKTIS f. time, occasion. I feacht W gwaith B gwezh gwech C gweth
    WÊKTLON n. weapon (hence: tusk). AOI feccol I fiacal (tooth) cf WIKET
    WEKTUS m. action, work. W gwaith cf KOWEKTIS
    WELÎT sees. OI fil (see! there is) W gweled B gwelout
    WELÎTS m. seer. I file g. fileadh Og velitas G *velîtâ ουεληδαν (Dio)
    WÊLOS generous, modest. I fial W gwyl
    WÊLOS akin, related. OI fial I gaol (< British *guil)
    WÊLOKAROS kinloving. OI fialchar
    WÊMÄN n. chain. OI fiam cf WINAT
    WÊNÂ f. hunting band, war band. I fian (cf Lat. vênâri)
    WÊNIATIS m. leader of hunting band. I féinnidh
    WÊNIOS m. member of hunting band, tribesman possessing full legal capacity. OI p. Féni
    WÊNOBUTS m. man’s name. OI Fianboth
    WÊNOKÛ m. man’s name. Og Venacunas OI Fianchú
    WÊNOGALÂ f. man’s name. I Fianghal
    WÊNOGUSTUS m. man’s name. I Fianghus
    WENDU n. hair, fur. OI find I fionn cf WENSO-
    WENDWÂNOS long coarse white swamp grass. I fionnán W gwynnawn
    WENETO- p.m. tribal name. G Veneti (Caesar) B Gwened Fr Vannes
    WENIS m. relative, kinsman. OI p.d. finib
    WENIÂ f. kin group. I fine B gouenn (tribe)
    WENIGALÂ f. kin murder. I fionghal
    WENIKAROS m. man’s name. G Venicarus
    WENIMÂROS m. man’s name. G Venimarus
    WENISAMOS m. man’s name. G Venixxam(us) f. Venisamae
    WENISAMODURON n. place name. G Venaxamodorum
    WENISTRUTIS m. elder of the family, clan head. OI finnsruth (read *finsruith)
    WENITEUTÂ f. woman’s name. G Ουενιτοοuτα
    WENITÛTS m. kin property. OI finntiu p.a finteda
    WENSO- beard. OI fés I féasóg cf WENDU
    WENSORÊGON n. muzzle. I féastrach
    WENTOS m. wind. W gwynt B gwent C gwyns cf AWELÂ, WETÂ
    WENTOYALON n. place name. G *Ventoialon Fr Venteuil Occ. Ventuèjol
    WEQO- face. W gweb
    WEQOGENOS m. man’s name. OBr Vepogeni
    WEQOLITANOS m. man’s name. G Βηπολιτανος (Plutarch)
    WEQONOS man’s name. G Veponius
    WEQOTALUS m. man’s name. G Vepotali
    WEQSMÄN n. call, sound. I fuaim cf UKTON
    WEQTLON n. word. I focal W gwaethl (quarrel ) cf UKTON
    WER over, on.
    preposition: OI for I ar
    preverb/prefix: I fo- W gor- gwar- B gour- C gor- G ver-
    with personal pronouns:
    WER ME/MOI OI form WER SNÎS OI fornn
    WER TE/TOI OI fort WER SWÎS OI fuirib
    WER EM OI fair WER SÛS OI forru
    WER YÛ ? for WER YOBIS OI foraib
    WER SIYÄN OI forrae
    WER YAI OI fuiri
    WERINOS upper, superior. OI fern (good- < WERNOS)
    WER AGET completes, does.
    perf. WER ÂGE MW g(u)oreu
    WERAGRO- p.m. tribal name. G Veragros (Caesar) Ουαραγροι (Strabo) cf AGROS
    WERAISSIATIS old and experienced. OI forsaid cf AISSON
    WERBÂ f. blister, blemish. I fearb
    WERBEGON n. extra levy. OI forbach cf BONGET
    WER BERET vn WERBERTÂ f. grows,increases. OI for·beir forbart I forbairt
    WER BONGET breaks, subdues. OI for·boing
    WERBUTÂ f. compulsion, need. W gorfod
    WERDERKOS visible, manifest. OI fordarc
    WERDÎBIYON n. slaughter. OI fortbe cf DÎ BINAT
    WER DINGET vn WERDINGIÂ f. suppresses. OI for·dengar fortige fordinge
    WEREKSONGIS wide, ample. I fairsing cf EKSONGIS
    WERET finds, grants. OI ·fera I fear-
    perf. WEURE I fuair
    pp. WRÎTOS OI ·fríth I fríoth
    vn. -WERON -WORON n.
    cf ADWERON, AREWORON, EN WERET, KOWERIS, RO WERET, ROWERON, TO
    WERET, WO WERET, WORÎNÂ
    WERENON n. feoff, land grant. I fearann
    WERENOS m. girdle. OI ferenn
    WERESTÛ g. WERESTÛNOS f. spindle tree. OI feorus g. fersen cf OSNESTÛ
    WERGÂ f. activity. I fearg (anger)
    WERGO- active,effective. MW gwery OB guerg
    WERGOBRITUS m. chief magistrate. G vergobretus
    WER GISTLÂT vn WERGISTLON n. overswears, gives testimony of greater legal value.
    OI for·ceilla forgell
    WERGISTLIATIS m. overswearer. OI forglid
    WERGOUSON n. choice, the best. OI forgu W goreu
    WER KANET nv WERKANTLON n. teaches, sings forth. OI for·cain I foirceadal MW gwarchan
    WERKASSIWELLAUNOS m. man’s name. G Vercassivellauno (Caesar)
    WERKENGETORÎGS m. man’s name. G Vercingetorix (Caesar)
    WERKOBIOS m. man’s name. G Vercobius
    WERKOMBOGIOS m. man’s name. G Vercombogi Verco(m)bogionis
    WER KORITRO vn WERKOROS m. violates. OI for·corastar forcor
    WER MAGET vn WERMAGON n. increases. OT do.formaig tórmag
    WERMESSUS m. oppression. W gormes
    WERMONION n. shoulder. I formna
    WER MONITRO vn WERMENTUS m. envies. OI for.muinethar I formad W gorfynt B gourvent
    cf DÎWERMENTIS
    WERNEMETON n. great sanctuary. G *vernemeton vernemetis (Fortunatus)
    WERNOS m. WERNÂ f. alder tree. I fearn W,B gwern OC guern G verno- LLat vernum
    Occ.vern
    WERNODUBRON n. place name. G Vernodubrum (Pliny) Occ. Verdoble Vernesobre
    Vernobre
    WERNOMAGOS n. place name. I Fearnmhagh G *Vernomagos Fr Vernon
    WERORO- border, edge. W goror
    WÊROS crooked. I fiar B gwar cf WINAT
    WERQENNON n. end. I foirceann W gorffen B gourfenn C gorfen
    WERREGÂ f. pole for measuring land. OI forrach cf REGET
    WERSEDON n. platform, dais. OI forud W gorsedd cf SEDET
    WERSESSON n. basis, established thing. I foras
    WERSTÛNÂ f. doorpost. MW gorsin W gorsing cf STÛNÂ
    WERTÂ f. shaft, pole. OI fert
    WERTET turns. cf AD WERTET
    WERTETS f. spindle. W gwerthyd B gwerzid OC gurthit
    WERTESSÂ f. spindle. OI fertas g. feirtse I fearsad
    WERTAWÂ f. tumulus. OI fertae.
    WERTAMOS topmost. W gwarthaf C guartha
    WER TAUSET is silent. MW gorthaw
    WER TÂYET be left over,be on/over. OI for·tá
    WER TÊGET vn WERTIKTÂ f. helps. OI for·tiag fortacht
    WERTEGERNOS m. overlord, man’s name. OI Foirtchern Og Vortigurn Vorrtigurn OW
    Guorthigirn MW Gwrtheyrn
    WERTEGESÂ p.n. rugs, coverings. OI fortche cf TEGOS, TOGIT
    WER TONGET vn WERTEGON n. overswears. OI for·toing fortach
    WERTRAGUS swift. G vertragus (swift dog) OFr veautre Italian veltro cf TRAGUS
    WERTURI- stronghold. I Feartair (< W) W Gwerthyr OBr Verteris
    WERTURIONES p.m. tribal name. OI Fortrenn OBr Verturiones (Ammianus)
    WERUDRAGNOS m. man’s name. OI Furudran
    WER U(N)KET completes
    perf. WER OUKE MW goruc C gruk
    WERWESTIS f. siege. OI forbais cf WESET
    WER WINAT vn WERWIYON n. completes. OI for.fen I foirbhe
    WERWITIOS perfect, completed. I foirbhthe
    WERWIROS m. attendant, supernumerary. OI forbfer
    WERYUGOS m. man’s name. G Veriugus
    WERYUGODUBNOS m. a god. G Apollini et Veriugodumno
    WESANTÊNOS belonging to spring. OW guiannuin MW gwaeanhwyn W gwanwyn OC
    guaintoin
    WESET spends the night. OI fo- cf ÄNDOWESTÂ, BANOWESTIS, WERWESTIS
    sub. WESÂT OI ·fia
    perf. WEWOSE OI foe fiu s12 foa
    vn. WESTIS f. feast, sleeping. I feis W gwest
    WESQEROS m. evening. I feascar W ucher OC gurthuher (< British *EUQSEROS)
    WESULIS f. flesh. I feoil
    WESURANDÂ f. green bank, shoreland. OI feórann g. feorainde I feora OB Gueuran Fr
    Guérande
    (cf Hittite wasi, grass; wesis, pasture; Germanic RANDÔ rim, edge)
    WESWÂ f. worth, goodness. OI feb I feabhas cf WOSU
    WETÂ f. wind. cf ANWETÂ, WENTOS
    WETET says. OI feith- W dywed- cf TO WETET
    perf. WÂTE W dywawd
    WÊTIS f. vein,nerve. I féith cf WINAT, KÛLOWÊTÂ
    Hypocoristic WÊTTIS W gwythi B gwazhi
    WÊTIS f. woodbine, creeper. OI féith cf WINAT
    WÊTELIÛ f. woodbine. I féithle g. féithleann
    WETSÎ f. yearling sow. OI feis W gwys B gwiz C gwis cf ERUTI
    WIDÂ f. form, aspect. W gwedd cf WINDETRO
    WIDES ATRIS m. teacher. OI fithithir g. fithidrea cf ATÎR
    WIDU n. wood, trees. I fiodh W gwydd B gwez C gueyth
    WIDUBIYON n. billhook. I fiodhbha W gwyddyf G vidubium Occ. vesog cf BINAT
    WIDUKASSI- p.m. tribal name. G Viducasses (Pliny) Fr Vieux
    WIDUQÊSLÂ f. chess. I fidhcheall W gwyddbwyll
    WIDUWOZDOS m. cudgel, stick, aspen tree. OI fidot cf WÊDOS
    WIDWÂ f. widow. OI fedb W gweddw OC guedeu
    WÎKÂ f. woods. W gwig
    WIKÄNTÎ du. twenty. I fiche g. fichead W ugain B ugent C ugens
    WIKET fights. OI ·fich
    sub. WÊKST OI ·rae ·fess
    fut. WIWIKST OI ·fí ·fiastar
    perf. WIWIKE OI ·fích
    pp. WIKTOS OI ·fechta
    vn. -GALÂ f. q.v.
    WIKTÂ f. campaign. I feacht
    WIKTON n. anger. W gwyth
    WIKURIS fierce. I feochair W gwychyr (< I)
    cf ARE WIKET, DÎ WIKET, TO WIKET, WO WIKET, LEMOWIKES, WÊKO-, WÊKORÎGS,
    WÊKOWIKS, WÊKTLON
    WIKOS m. WIKÂ f. vetch. W gwyg B gweg G *vikh Occ. bega (cf Lat. vicia)
    WIKSMONÂ f. seaweed. I feamhain W gwymon B goumon cf I feam (sea rod, rod)
    WÎKOS m. battle rage. I fíoch
    WINAT plaits. OI ·fen
    sub. WIYÂT OI ·fia
    fut. WIWIST OI ·fether ·fither
    pp. WITOS OI fithe
    vn. -WIYON n.
    WIYÂ f. rod. OI fé
    cf ÄMBI WINAT, ARE WINAT, ÄNDE WINAT, ATE WINAT, ENIWÊTROS, WER WINAT,
    WITENÂ, WITNOS, WÊTIS, WÊROS, WÊMÄN
    WINDET flays. I feannadh
    WINDETRO finds out about (past: knows) OI ro·finnadar I fionn-; W gwn B goun C gon (I
    know)
    sub. WÊSSETRO OI ·festar
    fut. WIWISSETRO OI ·fiastar ·festar
    perf. s3 WIDRI WÊDRI I fidir W gwyr B goar C gor
    pp. WISSOS OI ·fess W gwys B gous
    vn. WISSUS m. (1) knowledge I fios (2) summons I fios W gwys
    The British verb has been much arranged but the basis is WID- W gwydd- B gouz- C
    goth-
    cf ARE WINDETRO, AREWIDION, WÊDOS, WIDÂ, DRUWIDS, SUWIDS, WÊDÛS
    WINDOS fair, blond. I fionn W gwyn B gwenn G vindo-
    WINDOBALÂ f. white peak, place name. OBr Vindobala
    WINDOBITUS m. bliss. OI findbuth W gwynfyd
    WINDOBARROS m. man’s name. Og Vedabar I Fionnbharr OBr Vendubari
    WINDOBONÂ f. place name. G Vindobona
    WINDOBRIGS f. white hill, place name. AOI g. Findubreg I Fionnabhair g. Fionnabhrach
    G *Vindobrigâ Fr Vend(o)euvre
    WINDOGALÂ f. man’s name. I Fionnghal
    WINDOGENIOS m. man’s name. OI Finguine
    WINDOGNOS m. man’s name. Og Vendogni OBr (V)endogni Vendoni
    WINDOGUSTUS m. man’s name. I Fionnghus
    WINDOKATUS m. man’s name. I Fionnchadh
    WINDOKLADIÂ f. white ditch, place name. OBr Bindogladia (Rav) Vindogladia (IA)
    WINDOLANDÂ f. place name. OBr Vindolana Vindolande
    WINDOLUGUS m. man’s name. I Fionnlugh MW Gwynllyw
    WINDOMAGLOS m. man’s name. Og Vedomali OBr Vendumagli Vinnemagli MW
    Gwenfael
    WINDOMAGOS n. white plain, place name. I Fionnmhagh G Ουινδομαγος (Ptolemy)
    WINDONOS m. a god. G deo Apollini Vindon(no)
    WINDOQRITUS m. man’s name. OI Findchrad
    WINDOSAITLOS m. man’s name. OBr Vendesetli Vennisetli MW Gwynnhoedl
    WINDOSÊBARÂ f. woman’s name, Guinevere. OI Findebair MW Gwenhwyfar
    WINDOSENOS m. man’s name. AOI Finten I Fiontan
    WINDOYALON n. place name. G *Vindoialon Fr Vendeuil
    WIROS m. man. I fear W gwr B,C gour G -vir(us) cf DUWIROS, SUWIROS
    WIRODAMNOS m. a minor, adolescent. OI ferdoman
    WIRODÛNON n. place name (Verdun). Fr,Occ. Verdun
    WIROGALÂ f. man’s name. I Fearghal
    WIROGNÂWOS m. man’s name. AOI Fergnoi OI Fergnae OBr Virognous
    WIROGUSTUS m. man’s name. I Fearghus Og Vergoso OW Gurgust
    WIROKAROS m. man’s name. OI Ferchar
    WIROSKÂKSLON n. man. OI ferscál
    WIROYOUDÂKOS m. man’s name. I Fearadhach
    WÎROS true; WÎRON n. truth. I fíor W,B gwir
    WÎRÎT cf AD WÎRÎT, KOWÎROS
    WISÂKOS m. raven,sea reven. OI fiäch I fiach SG fitheach W gwyach (grebe < I)
    WISALOS m. ferret. I fial g. fiail CI Visalos f. Visala (name) (cf ON visla OHG wisula)
    WÎSKET dresses. W gwisg B gwiskañ
    WISUS withered. I feo W gwyw B gweñviñ (withers)
    WÎSUS worthy, worth. I fiú W gwiw B gwiv (merry)
    WÎSURÎGS m. man’s name. G Visurix cf WOSU
    WITENÂ f. coil. OI fethan (ring) W gwden cf WINAT
    WÎTIS f. food. W gwid
    WITNOS tough, supple. W gwydn B gwevn cf WINAT
    WÎWEROS m. squirrel. I iora iara (< *fiar) W gwiwer B gwiñver Lat. vîverra (< G)
    WLANÂ f. wool. I olann (< W) W gwlan B gloan
    WLASNOS bloodred. I flann
    WLASNOKATUS m. man’s name. I Flannchadh
    WLATIS f. lordship. I flaith (lordship, prince) W gwlad (country) B glad (estate)
    cf WALNETRO
    WLATIBERTÂKOS m. man’s name. I Flaithbheartach
    WLATIGALÂ f. man’s name. I Flaithgheal
    WLATIGUSTUS m. man’s name. OI Flaithgius
    WLATISAMOS m. man’s name. Og Vlatiami I Flaitheamh
    WLIDÂ f. feast. I fleadh W gwledd
    WLIDOWETSÎ f. a goddess («the feast sow») I Fliodhais
    WLIDORÎGS m. man’s name. G Vlidorix
    WLIDUS soft. W gwlydd
    WLIDU n. chickweed. I fliodh W gwlydd B gleizh
    WLIQUS wet. I fliuch ~W gwlyb B glep C gleb; W gwlych (liquid) B glec’h (steeping) (< I)
    WLIKTON n. dew, damp. W gwlith
    WLISKÂ f. switch, whip. I fleasc G *vliskâ Friulian viscle Venetian vis-cia (< *WISKLÂ)
    Here? W gwrysg (stalks)
    WLISKÂKOS m. stripling. I fleascach cf WOWLISKÂ
    WO under.
    preposition: OI fo I fá
    preverb, prefix: I fo- W,C go- B gou- gwa- G vo-
    with personal pronouns:
    WO ME/MOI OI foum WO SNÎS I founn
    WO TE/TOI OI fout
    WO EM OI foí I faoi
    WO YÛ OI fóu WO YOBIS foïb
    WO SIYÄN OI foae
    WOINOS lower, inferior. I faon (supine)
    WOBEDIS active, swift. OI fobaid cf BODÎNÂ
    WO BÂDIT vn WOBÂDETUS m. immerses. OI fo·báidithir fobdod
    WO BERET vn WOBRITÂ f. brings under. OI fo·beir
    WOBERON n. subterranean stream. I fobhar W gofer B gouver
    DÎ WOBERET vn DÎWOBRITÂ f. renounces, forswears. W diofer- diofryd MB dioverat
    WO BINAT vn WOBIYON n. overthrows, destroys. OI fo·benat I fubha
    WOBOGON n. undercutting, breaking. OI fobach cf BONGET
    WO BUTÂT vn WOBUTATUS m. frightens. OI fo·bothaim fubthad cf ADBUTÂ
    WO DÂLIT vn WODÂLIS f. divides, distributes. OI fo·dáli fodail W gwaddol (portion)
    WO DAMET vn WODAMON n. suffers, endures. OI fo·daim W goddef B gouzañv C gothaf
    WODEKSIWON n. south, right, right hand seat. OI faitse cf DEKSI
    WODEKTIS f. burning, bonfire. W goddaith cf DEGUIS
    WODÊTUS m. caution. cf OIDÎ
    WODÊTÂKOS cautious. I faiteach
    WODÎLON n. remainder. I fuidheall W gweddil
    WODOS m. mole. W gwadd B goz cf WEDET
    WODWOS m. spoils. I fodhbh
    WO ÊGET raises outcry. OI fo·égi ·foeige
    WO ETET flies off.
    ARE WOETET departs. OI ·urtha
    WO GABIT vn WOGABAGLÂ f. finds. OI fo·gaib fagbáil I fagháil
    WOGAISOS m. dart, spear. I fogha W gwaew B goaf C gew
    WOGARON n. sound. I foghar
    WO GERET heats (intr.). OI fo·geir
    WOGIYAMROS m. autumn. OI fogamar I foghmhar cf GIYAMOS
    WO GLENDET Vn WOGLÄNSSMÄN n. learns. OI fo·glennat I foghlaim
    WOGLOS m. urine. I fual
    WO GNIYET vn WOGNÎMUS WOGNÎTUS m. serves. OI fo·gní fognad I foghnamh W
    gweinydd- gweini B gounez- gounit (earn) C gones (work)
    WO GODIT vn WOGEDIÂ f. begs, entreats. OI fo·guid I foighdhe cf GODIT
    WOIDIT sends. OI foídid
    WO KANET vn WOKANTLON n. sings (to someone). OI fo·cain W goganu (satirize, praise)
    DÎ WOKANET vn DÎWOKANTLON n. predicts. MW dyoganu MB diougan
    TO AREWOKANET vn T(O)AREWOKANTLON n. prophesies. OI do·erchain tairchital
    W darogan
    WO KELET vn WOKLITIS f. avoids. OI foichled (let him avoid!) MW gogel- goglyt
    WOKLITIOS avoided. OI fochlithi
    WOKENOS m. young corn in blade. OI fochan fochenn cf KENET
    WO KERDET puts, places, throws. OI fo·cheirt
    WO KLADET vn WOKLADIÂ f. digs out. OI fochlaid fochlaide
    WOKLADON n. place name. G *vokladon LLat Vogladensi Vocladum Fr Vouillé
    WOKLIYON n. left ,north. I fochla W gogledd
    WOKLIYOKKÛ (< *WOKLIYOKNÛ) m. poet of lower grade («singer on the left») OI
    fochluc g. fochlocon
    WO KLUNUTRO ?
    ARE WOKLUNUTRO smells. W arogleu aroglyw-
    WO KNÂYET corrodes. OI fo·cná W gognaw (irritate, provoke)
    WOKONDAUTON n. tinder, small firewood. OI fochnod cf KONDAUTON
    WOKRIDION n. girding. OI fo·cridigedar (girds)
    WO KRINAT sieves. W gogryn(u) B gourner (sieve)
    WOKRI n. a sieve. W gogr gwagr
    WOKRISSUS m. girdle. I fochras W gwregys B gouriz OC grugis
    WOKSIS f. wasp. OI foich (< W) W gwychi (drones) OB guohi OC guhien
    WOKUBÂ f. cave. OW guocobauc W gogof B kougoñ
    WOLEGS f. a wallow. OI foil fail g folach (pigsty) cf LEGET
    WOLEGION n. bed. W gwely B gwele C guely
    WO LENGET vn WOLÄNKSMÄN n. jumps up, anticipates. OI fo·lingg folaimm
    ARE WOLEGET vn AREWOLÄNKSMÄN n. dismounts. OI do·arblaing ·tarblaing turlaim
    I tuirling-
    WOLGOS m. enough, sufficiency. W gwala B gwalc’h
    WOLIS f. blood. I fuil g. fola cf LINET
    WOLÎS p.f. wound. OI fuili W gweli B gouli
    WOLKET washes. I folcadh W golchi B gwalc’hiñ C golhy
    WOLKOS m. wolf.
    WOLKO- p.m. tribal name. G Volcae
    cf Continental Germanic WALHAZ OE wealh OHG walh (originally «Celt», then «Latin
    speaker»)
    WO LOGIT vn WOLOGON n. places under, hides. OI fo·luigi I folach
    WOLOUTON n. property, wealth. I foladh W golud cf DÎWOLOUTIS
    WOLTOS m. hair. I folt W gwallt OC gols
    WOLTODAGÂ f. woman’s name. G Voltodagae
    WOLUGUS m. light. W golau B goulou cf LUGAT-
    WOLUKON n. sight. W golwg
    WOLUKTON n. cooking. I fulacht (cooking place) W golwyth (collop, rasher)
    WO LUNGET vn WOLOUGON n. supports, sustains. OI fo·loing folog
    WO LUKSKET singes. I folscadh W golosgi
    WO LUWET vn WOLUWETON n. flies. OI fo·luatar fuluth
    WO MEDITRO vn WOMESSUS m. estimates. OI fo·midethar I fomhas
    WO MELET vn WOMELTÂ f. spends, uses up. OI fomeilt
    WO MONITRO vn WOMÄNTIÛ f. is wary of. OI fo·mentar foimtiu
    WOMORI n. shoreland. OI g. fomra
    WO NASKET vn WONADMÄN n. OI fo·nascar fonaidm
    WO NEYET vn WONIYON n. prepares food. OI ·fonither I fuine
    WONIKTOS winnowed. W gwenith B gwinizh C gwaneth (wheat)
    WONISEDOS m. sunset, west. I fuineadh
    WO NIGIT vn WONIGON n. washes clean. OI fo·nenaig funech
    WOQENNION n. pillow. W gobennydd
    WO QÊSLÂT vn WOQÊSLÂ f. takes heed of, cares for. OI fu.ciallathar focell MW gobwyll-
    WO QRINAT vn WOQRÎTIS f. buys,hires. OI fo·crethther W gobryn- gobrit (merits)
    WOQROYON n. reward. W gobr(wy) B,C gober OI fochraic
    WORÊDOS m. a mount. W gorwydd (steed) G *vorédos LLat paraverêdus (spare horse)
    WO REGET vn WOREGON n. ?
    DÎ WOREGET vn DÎWOREGON n. irritates. OI do·dúrgim tudrach
    WO RETET vn WORETON n. helps. OI fo·reith W gwared MB goret C gueres
    WORETOMÂROS m. man’s name. G Ουερετεμαρεοuι
    For G /we/ for /wo/ cf BOLGO- MONAQÎ
    WORETOWIROS m. man’s name. G Voretovirius
    WO RIGET vn WORÊGON n. delays. OI fo·rig I fuireach (stay)
    WORÎNÂ f. team. I foireann W gwerin (plebs) cf WERET, TOROWÎNÂ
    WO RENDÂT vn WORENDON n. signifies. OI do·foirndea tórand
    WO REMÎT places. OI ·fuirmi
    WORGIS personal name. OI Fuirg g. Forgo cf WERGÂ
    WO ROIKÂT tears. W gorugaw
    WORRÄNKOS m. abyss. CI *vorrankos Castilian barranco
    WORRÄNKIÂ f. abyss. OI foirrce I fairrge (sea)
    WO RUNDET reddens. OI ·forondar
    WO SAGIT vn WOSAGITIS f. tempts. OI fochaid g. fochatho
    ÊRAMÎ WOSAGIT vn ÊRANWOSAGITIS f. asks. OI iarmi·foich iarfaigid I fiafraighidh
    WOSANIS f. difference. W gwahan
    WOSENTUS m. sod,turf. I fod cf SENTUS
    WO SEQET responds. W gohebu
    WOSISKLOS m. underside (of sod of grass) OI faescal cf SISQUS
    WO SISTETRO vn WOSISTAMUS m. protects. OI fo·sisedar I faoiseamh
    WO SKANDÂT vn WOSKANDATUS m. winnows, scatters. OI fo·scanna I foscnadh
    cf SKANDERÂ
    WO SKARÂT scatters. W gwasgar
    WOSKÂTUS m. shelter. I foscadh W gwasgod B gwasked
    WO SKOKIT removes, changes. OI fo·scochet foscugud
    WO SLIGET vn WOSLOIGON n. smears. OI fo·sligim follach foillech
    WOSLADNOS healthy. I follán
    WO SODIT vn WOSODETUS m. entertains. OI fo·suidither fothud
    WOSTATOS level, firm. OI fossad W gwastad B goustat cf TÂYET, KOMWOSTATIS
    WOSTEKÂ f. silence. W gosteg
    WOSTORIS f. appurtenances. I fosair cf STRINÂT
    WOSTOS m. lad, servant. OI foss W,B,C gwas G vassus cf TÂYET
    WOSTORÎGS m. man’s name. G Vassorix
    WOSTOS m. stopping. I fos (rest, resting place) W gwas (abode, silence) cf TÂYET
    WOSU n. goodness, good. OI fó cf WESWÂ, WÎSUS
    WOSULANSSUS light, clear. I follas
    WOTÂDÎNO- p.m. tribal name. OBr Votadini Ωταλινοι (Ptolemy) OW Guotodin W Gododdin
    WO TÂYET vn WOTÂYOS m. supports. OI ·fotha fotha (basis, foundation)
    WOTEGESÂ p.n. space in front of house, green. I faithche cf TEGOS
    WO TENDET nibbles, gnaws. OI fo·teinn
    WO TEQET vn WOTEQON n. takes refuge with. MW godep W godeb (attention)
    WOTEQORÎGS m. protector, man’s name. Og Votecorigas OBr Voteporigis LLat Vortipori
    (Gildas) OW Guortepir
    WOTÎROS n. unreclaimed valley or woodland. OI fuither
    WO TLINAT vn WOTLOYON n. steals. OI fo·tlen fothla
    WOTNOS m. sole of foot. OI fonn (for *fón + bonn BUNDOS q.v.) W gwadn
    WO TROGIT milks. W godro MB gozro B goero
    WO TRONKET vn WOTRONKETUS m. bathes. OI fothraicid I fothragadh MB gozronket
    B kouronkañ
    WO TRONQET vn WOTRONKTIÛ, DÎ WOTRONQET vn DÎWOTRONKTIÛ f. wishes.
    OI do·futharcair I dúthracht
    WOUNON n. leather breeches. OI fuan
    WOUZDOS m. stretcher, bier. I fuad cf WEDET
    WO WERET vn WOWERON n. causes. OI fo·fera fuar
    WO WIKET vn WOGALÂ f. inflicts injury. OI fo·fich fogal
    ÄMBI WOWIKET impugns, annuls. OI im·fuich
    WOWILANOS m. seagull. I faoileann W gwylan B gouelan CI *vavilanos (sparrowhawk)
    Castilian gavilán Portuguese gavião Basque gavirain
    WOWISKÂ f. twig. I fualasc cf WLISKÂ
    WO YEMET vn WOYÄNTIÛ f. ?
    ARE WOYEMET vn AREWOYÄNTIÛ f. assumes,receives. OI ara·foim ·eróim airitiu
    WOYO- hunting. cf WÊNÂ
    WOYOMÂROS m. great in hunting, epithet of the drought god.
    WOYOMÂRIÎ p.m. drought demons. OI Fomairi I Fomhóire
    WOZDOS m. length. OI fot I fad
    WOZDAWOS long. OI fotae I fada cf AREWOZDOS, DÎWOZDIS
    WRADION n. root. W gwraidd B grizienn OC grueiten
    WRAGET does, makes. OW gurag- W wna B gra C gura
    sub. WREKST MW gwnech
    aor. WREKT W gwnaeth (remodelled)
    vn. WREKTIS f. W gwraith
    WRAKÎ f. woman. W gwraig p. gwragedd B gwreg C gurek
    WRAKKÂ f. hag. OI fracc W gwrach B gwrac’h C gwrah
    WRASTÂ f. shower, rain. I fras
    WREGIS f. partition wall. OI fraig g. frega I froigh W achwre
    WRIDNÂ f. root. OI frén I fréamh cf WRADION
    WRIDOS strong,stout,brave. W gwrdd
    WRIDOLÂNOS m. man’s name. G Vridolanus
    WRIDOMÂROS m. man’s name. G Virdomarus (Livy)
    WRIDOWIKS m. man’s name. Viridovix (Caesar)
    WRIGÄNTS f. fleshworm. I frigh g. frighead W gwraint B grec’h (mite) G *vrigantes brigantes
    (Marcellus) Occ briant
    WRIGET sews. W gwnio B gwriat
    WRIKSMÄN n. seam. W gwrym
    WRISENOS male. I fireann (AOI *firenn < *frien + WIROS)
    WRIT against.
    preposition: OI fri I le W wrth C orth B ouzh
    preverb: OI fris·
    with personal pronouns:
    WRIT ME OI friumm WRIT SNÎS OI frinn
    WRIT TE OI frit WRIT SWÎS OI frib
    WRIT TEM OI fris WRIT SÛS OI friu
    WRIT SIYÄN OI frie
    WRIT BINAT vn WRITBUTIS f. WRITBEUTUS m. heals. OI fris.·en frepaid
    WRIT GARIT vn WRITGARION n. calls back to, answers. OI fris·gair I freagra
    WRITKONDERKIS present. I freacnairc cf DERKET
    WRIT KORITRO vn WRITKOROS m. OI fris.curiur freccor
    WRIT ORGET vn WRITORGENÂ f. strikes against. OI fris·oirc frithorgon
    WRIT SEQET answers. W gwrtheb C gordheby
    WRIT TONGET vn WRITTEGON n. denies by oath. OI fris·toing I freiteach W gwrthdwng
    WROlKOS m. rage, fury. I fraoch
    WROIKOS m. heather. I fraoch W grug C brug G *vroikos>*vrûkos Fr bruyère Cat.Occ. bruc
    WRONKÂ f. branch, hand. G *vrankâ LLat.Occ. branca Fr branche (branch) Rumanian brîncă
    (paw)
    YAKKOS healthy. W iach B yac’h C yagh (cf Gk ακος) cf YÎKKÂ
    YALON n. a clearing. W iâl (upland) G -ialon
    YÂLOS m. desire, request. OI á(i)l W iawl B youl cf SÂDOYÂLIS
    YÂLÎT requests. OI áiliu
    YÂLONOS m. god of desires and requests. OBr deo Ialono Contre(bi) G Ialon(o) et
    Fortunae
    YALUS m. enclosing wall. OI aul g. elo cf ÄNDOYALIÂ
    YALUSEDON n. burial cairn, sepulchre. OI ilad aulad I uladh
    YÂMÂ f. a cave. OI uam I uaimh (cf OCS jama, a pit)
    For the phonetics cf MÂROS I mór (dialectal: muar)
    YÄNTÂ f. herd of cattle. OI éit p.d. étaib
    YÄNTODÂNÎ f. cattle giver, the moon goddess. OI Étain g. Étaine
    YÄNTUS m. jealousy, zeal. I éad W addiant cf NEYÄNTIS
    YÄNTUMÂROS m. man’s name. G Iantumari f. Iantumara
    YÄNTUWÎSUS m. man’s name. G Iantovesi
    YAOS n. waggon, cart. OI á p.d. aaib (Eriu 29.161)
    YARÂ f. hen. W iâr B yar I éirín (chick)
    YÂTUS m. ford. I áth
    YEGIS f. ice. OI aig g. ega W ia OC iey
    YEGINOS YEGNOS cold. W ien B,C yen
    YEGIRETON n. ice. OI aigred I oighreadh
    YEKTIS f. language. OI icht (race, people) W iaith B yezh
    YEMET takes, holds fast. OI ·eim cf DÎ YEMET, KON YEMET, WO YEMET
    sub. YEMÂT OI ·ema
    aor. YENT OI ·ét
    pp. YÄNTOS OI ·dite eriti
    vn. YÄNTIÛ f. -YÄNTON n.
    YEMOS n. haft, handle. OI em cf DWÊYEMESTOS
    YEMNOS m. YEMNÎ f. twin. OI emon emuin (Eriu 5.16O)
    YENTOS n. arm, weapon. I p.n. éide (weapons) (cf Gk εντος Sk yantra-)
    YEQRI n. fish roe, spawn. I eochair OI,SG iuchair
    YEQANIOS fish roe-coloured. OI iuchna (pink)
    YESTUS m. a boiling, seething. I eas (waterfall) W ias G iesta (foam)
    YEUKSMÄN n. joint,seam. OI uaimm I fuaim cf YOUGIT
    YEWÄNKOS young. OI oac I óg MW ieuanc B yaouank C yowynk G(name) Iovincae
    YEWIÛS n. YEWIOS younger. OI óa W iau B yaou-
    YEWISTEROS junior. OI ósar óiser I sóisear ef SENISTEROS
    YEWÄNTÛTS m. youth. OI oítiu W iewaint
    YEWORNION n. barley. I eorna
    YÎKKÂ f. cure. I íoc ef YAKKOS
    YÎKKAWOS m. man’s name. G Iccavos
    YÎKKIOS m. man’s name. G Iccius (Caesar)
    YÎKKIODURON n. place name. G Icciodurom Fr Yzeures
    YÎKKIOMAGOS n. place name. G Icciomagus Fr Usson
    YÎTOS, thirsty.
    YÎTOTÛTS m. thirst. OI ítu I íota
    YOINIS f. reed. OI aín
    YOM when, as, how. OI a (cf Lat. cum tum)
    N

    The structure YOM DE, always in seeond position, occurs in relative clauses:
    ·EKS YOM D(E) E ·BERÛ OI asind·biur (as I say it)
    ·QID EST ·ARE YOM D(E) E ·EKSBERÛ OI cid arind·epur (why do I say it?)
    ·EKS YOM DE SNÎS ·BERONT OI asndon·berat (as they say of us)
    ·WER YOM DE SWÎS ·KANER OI forndob·canar (by which you are taught)
    ·QOS YOM DE SWÎS ·T(O)ÂNONKE OI condub·tánicc (until it came to you)
    For negative NE YOM DE, see under NE.
    YORKOS m. roedeer. W iwrch B yourc’h OC yorch G *iorkos > Basque orkatz
    YOUDOS m. warrior. OW iud W udd (lord)
    YOUDONERTOS m. man’s name. OW Iudnert(h) MW Idnerth
    YOUDOWALOS m. man’s name. OW Iudgual MW Idwal
    YOUGIT joins, sews. OI uaig- I fuaigh-
    YOUGOS a. joined. OI óg (whole, entire)
    YUGON n. yoke W iau C ieu B yev G -iugo-
    YUGOS joined to, near, beside. OI oc I ag (proto-Goidelic *YUGGOS) (cf Lat. iuxta)
    with personal pronouns:
    YUGGOS MOI OI ocum I agam YUGGOS SNÎS OI ocunn I againn
    YUGGOS TOI OI ocut I agat YUGGOS SWÎS OI ocaib I agaibh
    cf OI ucut I úd (yonder)
    YUGGOS YC OI oco I aige YUGGOS YOBIS OI ocaib
    YUGGOS YAI OI occai I aice
    YUTUS m. porridge W uwd B youd

    INDEXES
    NDEXES OF FORMS CITED

    A. GOEDELIC
    Old Goedelic
    Archaic Old Irish
    Old Irish
    Irish
    Scots Gaelic

    B. BRITTONIC
    Old British
    Pictish
    Old Welsh
    Middle Welsh
    Old Breton
    Middle Breton
    Breton
    Old Cornish
    Cornish

    C. CONTINENTAL CELTIC
    Gaulish
    Lepontic
    Celtiberian

    D. NON CELTIC LANGUAGES


    Greek
    Latin
    French
    Picard
    Walloon
    Poitevin
    Franche Comtois
    Francoprovençal
    Dauphinois
    Savoyard
    Aostan
    Valais
    Briançonnais
    Vaudois
    Occitan
    Catalan
    Castilian
    Asturian
    Galicio-Portuguese
    Italian
    Piemontese
    Lombard
    Veronese
    Venetian
    Friulian
    Rumansch
    Rumanian
    Old English
    Dutch
    German
    Basque

    A. GOIDELIC

    Old Goedelic

    Αδρου ANTROS
    Ammllongitt AMLONGIATIS
    Anavlamattias ANWLAMATIS
    Andros ANTROS
    anm ANMÄN
    Αυτινοι AUTÎNIO-
    avi AWIOS
    Baidagni BAIDAGNOS
    Βουουινδα BOUWINDÂ
    Brani BRANOS
    Branogeni BRANOGENOS
    Βριγαντες BRIGÄNTES
    Brocc Broci BROKKOS
    Cairatini KAIRÂTINOS
    Caliaci KALIÂKOS
    Caluno- KALUNOS
    Calunovic(a) KALUNOWIKS
    Carattinn KAIRÂTINOS
    Carrttacc KARATÂKOS
    (Cat)tabott KATUBUTS
    Cattubuttas KATUBUTS
    Catuviq(qa) KATUWIKS
    Catuvvir KATUWIROS
    Catvvirr KATUWIROS
    celi KÊLIOS
    Coillabbotas KOILOBUTS
    Coimagni KOIMAGNOS
    Cunagussos KUNOGUSTUS
    Cunalegea KUNOLENGÂ
    Cunalegi KUNOLENGÂ
    Cunovali KUNOWALOS
    Dego(s) DEGUIS
    *Δηουα DÊWÂ
    Domngen DUBNOGENOS
    Domnginn DUBNOGENOS
    Dovagni DUBAGNOS
    Dovvinias DUBUNÂ
    E(m)bicatos ÄMBIKATUS
    Eqqegni EQIGNOS
    Eracias ERQOS
    Erca ERQOS
    Ercagni ERQAGNOS
    Ercaviccas ERQOWIKS
    Erccias ERQOS
    Ercilingi ERQOLENGÂ
    Genittac(i) GENETÂKOS
    Gosoct(e)as GEUSTAKTÂ
    Gossucttias GEUSTAKTÂ
    Hibernia ÎWERINOS
    Ιερνη ÎWERINOS
    inigena ENIGENÂ
    Ιουερνοι ÎWERINOS
    Isamnion ISAMNIS
    Iuverna ÎWERINOS
    Ivacattos IWOKATUS
    Ivageni IWOGENOS
    Ivodacca IWODEKS
    *Îwerno- ÎWERINOS
    liag LÎÄNKS
    Litubiri LITUWIROS
    Lugudec(a) LUGUDEKS
    Lugudeccas LUGUDEKS
    Luguni LUGUNIOS
    Luguqrit LUGUQRITUS
    Luguvecca LUGIWIKS
    Luguvvec LUGIWIKS
    maccu MAQOS
    Maglani MAGLAGNOS
    Maglicunas MAGLOKÛ
    Mailagni MAILAGNOS
    maq(q)i MAQOS
    Medvvi MEDWOS
    mocoi MAGUS KOYÎ
    mucoi MAGUS KOYÎ
    net(t)a NEYETS
    Οβοκα DÊWÂ
    Ορκαδες ORKO-
    Qerai QÊRÂ
    Riginia RIKONIÛ
    Ρικενα RIKONIÛ
    Rittuvvecc RITUWIKS
    Rituvecas RITUWIKS
    Ροβογδιοι SUBORGIOS
    Roc(a)t(o)s ROKATUS
    Rodagni ROUDAGNOS
    Rugniatio ROGNIYATIS
    Sagragni SAGRAGNOS
    Segamonas SEGOMÛ
    Scottus SKOKTOS
    Slogi SLOUGOS
    *Soborgioi SUBORGIOS
    Tazegagni TAZGAGNOS
    Togittacc TONKETÂKOS
    Tovisaci TOWESSÂKOS
    treni TREKSNOS
    Trenalugos TREKSNOLUGUS
    tria TRÎS
    Vedabar WINDOBARROS
    Vedacuna WÊDOKÛ
    Vedomali WINDOMAGLOS
    velitas WELÎTS
    Vendogni WINDOGNOS
    Vergoso WIROGUSTUS
    Vlatiami WLATISAMOS
    Votecorigas WOTEQORÎGS
    Vor(r)tigurn WERTEGERNOS

    Archaic Old Irish

    Ainmori Ainmuireg ANEMO-RÎGS


    Amolngith AMLONGIATIS
    auen OWINON
    Boend BOUWINDÂ
    Boidmal BOUDIMAGLOS
    Brenden BRIGÄNTÎNOS
    Clothgno KLUTOGNÂWOS
    Conleng KUNOLENGÂ
    Diormit DÎWERMENTIS
    diu DIYÎUS
    echredd EQORÊDÂ
    Echuid EQODEKS
    eirros ERIROSTOS
    Erce ERQOS
    Ercleng ERQOLENGÂ
    Eugen IWOGENOS
    feccol WÊKTLON
    Fechreg WÊKORÎGS
    Fergnoi WIROGNÂWOS
    Findubreg WINDOBRIGS
    Finten WINDOSENOS
    Maugin MAGUNÎ
    Muirchu MORIKÛ
    Ret(a)i RÊDONTIOS
    Sebuirgi SUBORGIOS
    Sinon SINDWONÂ

    Old Irish

    a SINDOS, YOM
    á YAOS
    abrait AMBRÄNTS
    accael ADKOILOS
    accaid ADKIATIS
    accaíne ADKAINIÂ
    accobor ADKUBRON
    accor ADKAROS
    ached AGOSEDON
    aclaid(e) ADKLADIÂ
    ad ADÛ
    ada ADAWOS
    ad·ágathar ÂGETRO
    adaig ADEKÎ
    ad·aig AD AGET
    adall ADELON
    adamrae ADAMRIOS
    ad·anaig AD ANEKET
    ad·andad AD ANDÂT
    adardd ADARDWOS
    adas ADASSOS
    adbairt ADWERTÂ
    adblam ADWOLÂMOS
    adbrann OISFERNÂ
    ad·cain AD KANET
    ad·caíni AD KAINÎT
    ad·ci AD QISET
    ad·claid AD KLADET
    ad·condairc AD DERKET
    ad·cota EN TÂYET
    ad·cuaid EN WÊDET
    ad·cosnat KON SNIYET
    ad·daí ATE DAWET
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    ad·ella AD ELLÂT
    ad·errig ARE REGET
    ad·etha AD ETET
    ad·fenar ATE WINAT
    ad·ferta AD WERTET
    ad·fét AD WÊDET
    ad·fíri AD WÎRÎT
    ad·gair AD GARIT
    ad·gládathar AD GLÂDETRO
    ad·go EKS GEUSET
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    ad·guid AD GODIT
    ad·haim ÄNDE AMET
    ad·indain ÄNDE ANEKET
    ad·mither AD MEDITRO
    ad·neot NI SEDET
    ad·nuu AD NEWET
    ad·opuir UKS BERET
    ad·regar AD RIGET
    ad·reith AD RETET
    ad·rími AD RÎMÎT
    ad·roilli RO SLIYET
    ad·slig AD SLIGET
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    ad·tluchedar AD TLOQETRO
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    aicsiu ADQISTIÛ, QISET
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    aidble ADWÊLIÂ
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    aided ADETÂ
    -aig- SAGIT
    aig AGET, YEGIS
    áige ÂGION
    aigen AGINON
    aigne ADENOWIDS
    aigred YEGIRETON
    áigthi ÂGETRO
    áigthiu ÂGETIÛ
    ail ALIS
    ·ail ALET
    áil YÂLOS
    Ailchad ALIKATUS
    Ailchid ALIKATUS
    Ailching ALIKENGETS
    Ailchú ALIKÛ
    áilde ADLENDIS
    Aildobur ALIDUBROS
    aile ALIOS
    ailén ALIKNOS
    Ailgel ALIGALÂ
    Ailgine ALIGENIOS
    ailithir ALIOTÎRES-
    aill ALIOS
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    ainb ANWIDS
    ainbthine ANWETONIÂ
    aingid ANDAGATIS
    ·ainig ANEKET
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    airbág AREBÂGÂ
    airbaid AREBÎTIS
    airbe AREBOWION
    airber AREBERÂ
    airbert AREBERTÂ
    airbire AREBERIÂ
    airchae AREKOYÂ
    airchenn AREQENNOS
    airchetal AREKANTLON
    airchinn AREQENNIS
    airchinnech AREQENNÎKOS
    airchissecht ARE QETET
    airchomal AREKOMELON
    airdirc AREDERKIS
    airdom AREDAMON
    airdrech AREDRIKÂ, ARE-DROUGOS
    aire ARESAGS, AREWIYON
    airec AREÄNKON
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    airgnas AREGNÂTIS
    ·airic ARE ÄNKET
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    airimbert AREEMBIBERTÂ
    airitiu WO YEMET
    airla ARELOWOS
    airlabrae ARELABARIÂ
    airlann ARELANDÂ
    airlech ARESLOIGON
    airleng ARELENGON
    airlicud ARE LINQET
    airlim ARELÊSMÄN
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    Airte ARTÂ
    airsid ARESTATIS
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    aisel AKSILÂ
    aisndís ÄNDE WÊDET
    aithech OTIKOS
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    aithirge ARE REGET
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    aithgne ATEGNIYON
    ·aithnither ATE NEWET
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    Aldebor ALIDUBROS
    all ALLÂ, ALIoS
    allae ALLÂ
    allmuir ALLÂMORIS
    alltar ALLÂTERON
    áliu YÂLÎT
    Âlmaith AGLOMATWÎ
    Alta ALTÂ
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    am EST
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    amiress AMERISTÂ
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    ammait AMMÄNTÎ
    amnair AWENTROS
    amnas AMNISSOS
    amul(ch)ach AMULUKS
    án AGNÂ
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    ana ANASÂ
    anaid ANAT
    Anann ANASONÂ
    anbal ANWÊLOS
    anbsaid ANWOSTATIS
    anbud ANWETÂ
    and ÄNDO
    and- ANDÂT, ANDE-
    andach ANDAGON
    andé ANDEDÊWOS
    andgaid ANDAGATIS
    Anfolmith ANWLAMATIS
    anim ANEMIS
    animm ANASMÄN
    anocht ANUKTON
    ansae ANADSÂWOS
    áo AUS
    apa ADBOYON
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    apaid ADBUTÂ
    apaig ADBEGIS
    apthach ADBUTÂKOS
    apthu ADBATIÛ
    apuide ADBODIOS
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    ara·chrin ARE KRINET
    ara·choat KON WEDET
    aradu AREWEDONÂ
    ara·finnathar ARE WINDETRO
    ara·foim WO YEMET
    arai·lecithar ARE LINQET
    áram ADRÎMÂ
    ara·sissedar ARE SISTETRO
    arathar ARATRON
    ar·báigi ARE BÂGÎT
    arbar ARWEROS
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    arber ARWEROS
    ar·cain ARE KANET
    ar·celim ARE KELET
    ar·cessi ARE QETET
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    ar·clich ARE KLEKET
    arcu ARKET
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    ar·fenat ARE WINAT
    ar·fich ARE WIKET
    arg ARG(I)ON
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    argat ARGäNTON
    Argatbran ARGÄNTOBRANOS
    Argatmar ARGÄNTOMÂROS
    ar·muinethar ARE MONITRO
    ar·naisc ARE NASKET
    ar·neget NI GODIT
    ar·rethat ARE RETET
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    Arta ARTÂ
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    arthrach ARATRÂKON
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    ás ÂSSON
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    as·dloing EN DLUNGET
    asa·gninain EKS GNINUT
    as·glinn EKS GLENDET
    as·indet ÄNDE WÊDET
    as·lui EKS LUWET
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    assae ADSÂWOS
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    astud ADSODETUS
    at EST
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    ataim AD DAMET
    at·bath AD BA-
    at·baill EKS BALLET
    at·bobuid UKS BUNDET
    at·boind AD BUNDET
    at·mbia AD BINAT
    ateich AD TEQET
    athach ATEKOS
    atrab ADTREBON
    at·reig EKS REGET
    at·roi RO SÂWIT
    attach ADTEQON
    attlugud ADTLOQETUS
    atúd ATE DAWET
    áu AUS
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    auch(a)ide AUSSAGITRO
    auchar AUSSAGITRO
    aue AWIOS
    augaire OWIGARIOS
    augestar AUSSAGITRO
    aui AWETS
    aul YALUS
    aulad YALUSEDON
    aurbai AREBIYON
    aurddrag AREDROUGOS
    aurdorn AREDURNON
    aurgnaid ARE GNIYET
    aurgnam AREGNÎMUS
    aurgnatu AREGNÂTIS
    aurlam AREWOLÂMOS
    aurland ARELANDÂ
    aurrad AREWORÂTOS
    aurrae AREWORÂTOS

    ba WE
    ·ba BÂSET
    Badbchad BODWOKATUS
    bae BOYON
    Baedán BAIDAGNOS
    bág BÂGÂ
    ·bai]l BALLET
    bair BARUS
    bairenn BARÄNDÂ
    bairnech BARÄNNÂKOS
    bal BALÂ
    balc BALKOS
    banais BANOWESTIS
    Bandae BANODÊWÂ
    bandtaig BANOTÛTS
    banscál BANOSKÂKSLON
    bárach BÂREGON
    barae BARÄNNS
    barc BARKÂ
    basc BASKIS
    beilge BELEGION
    beirit BERÄNTÎ
    bélat BEKLOSENTUS
    ·ben BINAT
    bern(a) BERNÂ
    ·berta BERTÂT
    bethu BIWOTÛTS
    bí BÎTS, BÎWÂ
    biach BINAT
    biail BIYASLIS
    biathaid BÊTON
    bibdu BIBUDÛS
    bidg- BEZGÎT
    bil BILIS
    bine BENION
    biror BERUROS
    bissi BISTIS
    bleth MELET
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    bluigid MLIGET
    boim BOKSMÄN
    ·boind BUNDET
    ·boing BONGET
    Bolg BOLGO-
    both BIYET
    ·braig BRAGET
    Brandub BRANODUBUS
    Brangal BRANOGALÂ
    brat BRAZDÂ
    bréisiu BRÄNSSIÛ
    Bregon BRIGONOS
    brí BRIGS
    Briccirne BRIKTLINIOS
    Bricriu BRIKTLIÛ
    Brion BRIGÛ
    briugu BRIGÛTS
    brondaid BRUSNÂT
    brú BRUWES
    buafad BOUSWETOS
    buas BOUSTON
    Buchet BOUKKIATIS
    buith BIYET

    cach QÂQOS
    cacht KAKTOS
    caera KAERÂKS
    cailech KALIÂKOS
    caill KALDIS
    cailte KALETOS
    cain KANIS
    cair QI ARE
    caire KARIÂ
    cairem KARIAMÛ
    cairptech KARBÄNTÂKOS
    caiss KASSIS
    caithir KATRÎ
    calad KALETOS
    caladbolg KALETOBOLGOS
    Camas KAMBASTUS
    camb KAMBOS
    can QANÂ
    canaid KANET
    cano KANONTS, KANAWÛ
    caraid KARÂT
    Caratbran KARANTOBRANOS
    casar KASSIERGON
    cáth KÂTOS
    cathach KATÊGÂ
    Cathaer KATUWIROS
    Cathchern KATUTEGERNOS
    Cathchú KATUKÛ
    Cathmug KATUMAGUS
    Cathnia KATUNEYETS
    cathrar KATROWIROS
    Cathrí KATURÎGS
    Cathgal KATUGALÂ
    Cathgus KATUGUSTUS
    Cathub KATUBUTS
    caubar KABUROS
    caud KADÛ
    Caulann KALUNOS
    caull KALLION
    cauru KAERÂKS
    ce QI
    cé KÊ
    ced QID EST
    ·ceird KERDET
    ceis- QETET
    ·cela QELLÂT
    ·cellamar QÊSLÂTRO
    cen KINÂ
    cennadach KINÂDÛTUKÎ
    cenngal QENNOGALÂ
    cerb KERBOS
    cerd KERDÂ
    Cerdraige KERDORÎGIO-
    cern KERNO-
    cess KESTÂ
    ·céssim QÄNSSOS
    cét- KÄNTÂ
    cét KANTOS
    céta·bí KÄNTÂ BIYET
    cétad KÄNTÂSEDON
    cétal KANTLON
    cétbuid KÄNTÂBUTÂ
    cethair QETWORES
    cethardenus QETRUDINAS-TUS
    cethir QETRUEDS
    cethorcha QETRUKONTES
    ceu KÊWÎ
    -ch QE
    ci QI(D)
    ·ciallathar QELLÂT, QÊSLÂ-TRO
    Ciara QÊRÂ
    ciarainn KÊRÛ
    cid QID EST
    ciid QESET
    cin- KENET
    cilornn KELURNOS
    cing KENGETS
    cingid KENGET
    cis QID SENT
    clad KLADON
    ·claid KLADET
    claide KLADIÂ
    claideb KLADIBOS
    clas KLASSÂ
    clen KLINON
    cleth KELET
    clí KLITS
    Cliathrí KLÊTORÎGS
    ·clich KLEKET
    cloïd KLOYIT
    Clothchú KLUTOKÛ
    Clothgal KLUTOGALÂ
    cloüd KLOYIT
    ·cluinethar KLUNUTRO
    cna- KNÂYET
    cnaí KNABION
    cnú KNÛS
    co KOM, KU, QOS
    ·coat WEDET
    cob KOBON
    cobach KOMWÊKOS
    coblige KOMLEGIÂ
    cobrith KON BERET
    cobur KUBROS
    codal KODELÂ
    coe KOYÂ
    Coelub KOILOBUTS
    coí KOWEKS
    cóic QENQE
    cóica QENQONTES
    coich QÊ
    coibden KOMWEDONÂ
    coill- KOLDON
    coindelg KONDELGON
    coitsecht KON TAUSET
    coll KOLDON
    comad KON AWET
    ·comairc ARKET
    comainsem NI STÂYET
    comaircim KON ARKET
    comaltor KOMALTRON
    combart KON BERET
    comitecht EN TÊGET
    ·comlai AD LUWET
    comluth AD LUWET
    commilt KON MELET
    comrorgon ARE ORGET
    conar KUNOSERÂ
    con·alai AD LUWET
    con·berad KON BERET
    con·ben KON BINAT
    con·boing KON BONGET
    Conchad KUNOKATUS
    Conchobor KUNOKUBROS
    con·canat KON KANET
    con·ceil KON KELET
    con·claid KON KLADET
    con·clich KON KLEKET
    con·cná KON KNÂYET
    con·corad KON KORITRO
    ·condairc DEEET
    con·dieig DÎ SAGIT
    ·condlaither KON DÂLÎT
    condáil KONDÂLIS
    con·erig EKS REGET
    con·gaib KON GABIT
    con·gair KON GARIT
    con·gní KON GNIYET
    Congus KUNOGUSTUS
    Congen KUNOGENOS
    conganchness KONGONO-KNESSOS
    con·hualai UKS LUWET
    con·icc KON ÄNKET
    con·lae KON LEGET
    con·la KON LÂYET
    Conlang KUNOLENGÂ
    con·midethar KON MEDITRO
    conn KONDOS
    con·nessa NI STÂYET
    con·oí KON AWET
    con·oiscet UKS SKOKIT
    con·ocabar UKS GABIT
    con·osna UKS ANAT
    con·rerortatar ARE ORGET
    Conrí KUNORÎGS
    con·ric RO ÄNKET
    con·rig KON RIGET
    con·secha KON SEQET
    con.sela KON SWELÂT
    con·sert KON STRINÂT
    con·sní KON SNIYET
    con·suidet KON SODIT
    con·tuli KON TOLIT
    con·tuaisi KON TAUSET
    con·utuing UKS DINGET
    corcu KORIOS KOYÎ
    ·coscram KON SKARÂT
    costud KONSODETUS
    cotlud TOLETUS
    cotut KONTÄNTOS
    cráu KREWÂ
    craumthann KRAMUTONDOS
    crédumae QRÎYETOOMIYON
    creic QRINAT
    crem KRAMUS
    cremthann KRAMUTONDOS
    crenas QRINAT
    crennait KRENDET
    cres KRISSOS
    cretar KREDRON
    creth QRITÂ
    crethaid KRETET
    cride KRIDION
    ·crin KRINET
    crim KRAMUS
    crimthan KRAMUTONDOS
    críth QRÎTIS
    croän QRIWENOS
    cron QRINOS
    crot KRUTTÂ
    croth KROTÂ
    cruit KRUTTIATIS
    Cruithni QRITENOS
    cua KOWOS
    cual KAULÂ
    cualne KAULINION
    Cuangal KOUNOGALÂ
    Cuangus KOUNOGUSTUS
    Cuanu KOUNOWIKS
    cuclige KONKLEKIÂ
    cuert queirt QERTIS
    cucht QOKTUS
    cuichi KOKIS
    cuimbae KON BINAT
    cuimrech KON RIGET
    cuin QANÎ
    cuinsiu KONDIKSIÛ
    ·cuirethar KORITRO
    cuiscle KONSKETLON
    culad QOLÛWATÂ
    cúlad KÛLOWÊTÂ
    cumgabál UKS GABIT
    cumsanad UKS ANAT
    cumscugud UKS SKOKIT
    cundrath KONDÛRATUS
    cur KARUTS
    cutrumma KONTRUTSMOS

    dag- DAGOS
    dág ÂGOS
    daig DEGUIS
    dáig ÂGOS
    daim DAM-
    ·daim DAMET
    dair DARUS
    ·dairid DARIT
    dál DÂLON
    ·dáli DÂLÎT
    dalb DOLWÂ
    dar DUKTÎR
    dásthir DWÂSSETRO
    dáu DWÂU
    daur DARUS
    daurauth DARUWIDU
    dé- DWÊ
    dech DEKOS
    dechor DÎKORON
    ·déci EN QISET
    ·deda DIDÂT
    dee DÊWÂ
    deec DEKÄN QE
    déeid DÎSEDIS
    déess DÎSEDIS
    dechenbor DEKÄNWIRON
    déicsiu EN QISET
    déis DENSIS
    déitiu DÄNTIÛ
    ·dengar DINGET
    denus DINASTUS
    denait DINUT
    deog DEGÛ
    der DUKTÎR
    dergnat DERGOS
    dériad DWÊRÊDÂ
    dermá(i)r DÎROMÂRIS
    ·dermanadar RO MEDITRO
    derscugud UKS SKOKIT
    derucc DARUKKÛS
    deruth DARUWIDU
    desse DEKSIWÂ
    dessum DEKSI
    détlae DÄNTLIOS
    di DWAI
    diabul DWÊBLOS
    diäd DÎWEDON
    ·diat DÎ WEDET
    ·dibairg DÎ BEZGÎT
    dibdud DÎBÂDETUS
    díbirciud DÎ BEZGÎT
    diburndud DÎ BRUSNAT
    di·cain DÎ KANET
    dichleth DÎKLITÂ
    díchoisc DÎKOSQIS
    dichthim KON WEDET
    die DIYÎUS
    di·eblad DÎ AGET
    digen DIGENOS
    dígu DÎGOUSON
    dílechtae DÎSLIKTIS
    díltud DÎSTLONDITUS
    ·dingaib EN GABIT
    dinge DINGIÂ
    di·nig DÎ NIGIT
    dínu DÎNUNTS
    dínsem NI STÂYET
    díram DÎRÂMUS
    díriug DÎREGUS
    dírech DÎRÊGON
    ·díthat DÎ TUDET
    díthaim DÎTEUDSMÄN
    dithech DÎTEGON
    dítiu DÎ YEMET
    diucrae UKS GARIT
    ·diuclither UKS GISTLÂT
    diúir DÎAKRIS
    díunach UKS NIGIT
    diupa UKS BINAT
    diupart UKS BERET
    diurad UKS RETET
    ·diuschi UKS SEQET
    dliucht DLIKTUS
    ·dloing DLUNGET
    do· TO
    do·adbat AD WΡDET
    do·arblaing WO LENGET
    do·bádi DÎ BÂDIT
    do·beba DÎ BASET
    do·boing TO BONGET
    do·bria DÎ BRUSNAT
    doccair DUADKORIS
    do·cer KERAT
    do·cing TO KENGET
    do·cicher TO QRINAT
    do·dáli TO DÂLÎT
    dodcad DUTONKETON
    dodeilb DUDELWIS
    do·donaimm DÎ DANÂT
    do·dúrgim WO REGET
    doe DWOOS, DEUSÄNT
    do·éci EN QISET
    do·eim DÎ YEMET
    do·ella DÎ ELLÂT
    do·eprinn EKS BRENDET
    do·erchain WO KANET
    do·erged EKS RIGET
    do·esc EKS SEKET
    do·essim EKS SEMET
    do·eth TO ETET
    do·fich DÎ WIKET
    do·fonug UKS NIGIT
    do·foirndea WO RENDÂT
    do·fairnitís NI DET
    do·formaig WER MAGET
    do·fuarat UKS RETET
    do·fuairc TO ORGET
    do·fuisledor UKS SWELÂT
    do·fuissim UKS SEMET
    do·fúsci UKS SEQET
    do·futharcair WO TRONQET
    do·gaibther DÎ GABIT
    do·glinn DÎ GLENDET
    do·gní DÎ GNIYET
    do·goa TO GEUSET
    do·guid DÎ GODIT
    do·ic TO ÄNKET
    dóïd DAWET
    do·immuirg ÄMBI ORGET
    do·infet ENI SWETET
    do·inola UKS LÂYET
    do·intá ÄNDE SÂWIT
    do·lega DÎ LEGÂT
    do·ling TO LENGET
    do·lléici TO LINQET
    do·luigim DÎ LOGIT
    do·ma TO MADIT
    do·meil TO MELET
    Domaingen DUBNOGENOS
    Domangart DUBNOGARTOS
    Domnainn DUBNONES
    do·muinetar TO MONITRO
    domun DUBNOS
    ·donaimm DANÂT
    do·nessa NI STÂYET
    don·rubad TO BINAT
    do·opir UKS BERET
    dor DWORON
    do·rat RO DEDET
    dorb DORBÂ
    do·rera DÎ RÂYET
    do·ren DÎ RINAT
    do·recuisc KON SEQET
    do·rími TO RÎMÎT
    do·riupad UKS BINAT
    do·riucart UKS GARIT
    do·rimthirid DÎ RETET
    do·róscai UKS SKOKIT
    do·rochair KERAT
    do·roisechtatar UKS SAGIT
    do·roich RO SAGIT
    do·scara TO SKARÂT
    do·scéulai TO SKETLÎT
    do·seinn TO SWENDET
    do·slí TO SLIYET
    do·sluindi DÎ STLONDÎT
    do·soí TO SÂWIT
    do·srenga TO SRENGET
    do·théig TO TÊGET
    do·thung DÎ TONGET
    do·tluichethar TO TLOQETRO
    do·tuit TO TUDET
    do·u(i)c TO U(N)KET
    do·ucci TO UNKET
    drab DRABON
    drabarsluag DRABON
    dreen DRIWOS
    dremun DRIBNOS
    dringid DRENGET
    drissiuc DRISTIKKÛ
    droch TROGOS
    drochat DRUKANTOS
    druí DRUWIDS
    dú DÛ
    dua(e) DWOOS
    du·bidcet DÎ BEZGÎT
    du·celtar KELET
    du·claid TO KLADET
    du·epenar EKS BINAT
    du·ferthar TO WERET
    du·fesed TO WIKET
    du·furgaib UKS GABIT
    du·imchella ÄMBI QELLÂT
    du·indnaig ÄNDE ANEKET
    duirb DORBÂ
    du·mmidethar TO MEDITRO
    Dúnall DÛNOWALOS
    du·nessa NI STÂYET
    Dúngal DÛNOGALÂ
    Dúngus DÛNOGUSTUS
    Dúnlang DÛNOLENGÂ
    du·rig DÎ RIGET
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    é ESOKS, SO
    écath ÄNKATON
    écaib ÄNKEWES
    éccra ÄNKARANTS
    Echrí EQORÎGS
    Echén EQIGNOS
    écht ENKTUS
    Echthigern EQOTEGERNOS
    écndairc ÄNKONDERKIS
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    Eichde EQODIO-
    ·éicdid EN WÊDET
    éigid ÊGET
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    eipit EKSBIYÄNTÎ
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    Elgraige ELGORÎGION
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    emon YEMNOS
    emuin YEMNÎ, ISAMNIS
    enech ENIQÂ
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    ·enggnatar EN GNINUT
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    Éogal IWOGALÂ
    Éogus IWOGUSTUS
    Éogabul IWOGABLOS
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    Eothigern IWOTEGERNOS
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    ·epir EKS BERET
    ·eprinn BRENDET
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    Ernmál ISARNOMAGLOS
    Ernach ISARNÂKOS
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    ·facaib AD GABIT
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    faescal WOSISKLOS
    Faelbran WAILOBRANOS
    Faelchú WAILOKÛ
    Faelching WAILOKENGETS
    Faeldobur WAILODUBROS
    Faelri WAILORÎGS
    fagbáil WOGABAGLÂ
    fail WALIS, WOLEGS
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    falgud AD LOGIT
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    Fianchú WÊNOKÛ
    Fiatach WÊDODEKS
    ·fich WIKET
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    find WENDU
    Findabair WINDOSÊBARÂ
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    finib WENIS
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    finntiu WENITÛTS
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    Flaithgius WLATIGUSTUS
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    fo·báidithir WO BÂDIT
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    fochlaide WOKLADIÂ
    fochmarc KON ARKET
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    fo·cridigedar WOKRIDION
    fodail WODÂLIS
    fo·dáli WO DÂLÎT
    fo·daim WO DAMET
    fodoirne UDRONIOS
    fo·égi WO ÊGET
    ·foeige WO ÊGET
    foel WAILOS
    fo·feiscren EKS KRINET
    fo·fera WO WERET
    fo·fich WO WIKET
    fogal WO WIKET
    fo·gaib WO GABIT
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    fognad WOGNÎTUS
    fo·gní WO GNIYET
    fo·guid WO GODIT
    foídit WOIDIT
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    foil WALIS, WOLEGS
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    foimtiu WOMÄNTIÛ
    foirrce WORRÄNKIÂ
    Foirtchern WERTEGERNOS
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    follnathir WALNETRO
    folog WOLOUGON
    fo·loing WO LUNGET
    fo·luatar WO LUWET
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    Fomairi WOYOMÂRIÎ
    fomeilt WOMELTÂ
    fo·mentar WO MONITRO
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    fo·nascar WO NASKET
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    fo·opair UKS BERET
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    fo·reith WO RETET
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    fo·rig WO RIGET
    ·formaig MAGET
    for·muinethar WER MONITRO
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    foscugud WO SKOKIT
    fo·sisedar WO SISTETRO
    fo·sligim WO SLIGET
    foss WOSTOS
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    fo·teinn WO TENDET
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    fothla WOTLOYON
    fothraicid WO TRONKET
    fothud WOSODETUS
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    fraig WREGIS
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    freccor WRITKOROS
    frecmarc KON ARKET
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    fris·comai KON AWET
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    fris·curiur WRIT KORITRO
    fris·gair WRIT GARIT
    fris·oirc WRIT ORGET
    fris·toing WRIT TONGET
    frithorgon WRITORGENÂ
    ·fuacair UKS GARIT
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    fu·ciallathar WO QÊSLÂT
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    Fuirg WORGIS
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    fulacht(ae) LUKTOS
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    Gabrige GABRORÎGIO-
    gae GAISOS
    gagar GAGAROS
    ·gaib GABIT
    gaile GALIOS
    gaimen GAMINOS
    ·gainethar GANITRO
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    gat GAZDÂ
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    gelid GELET
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    gen GENÂ
    genit GENÄNTÎ
    Gentech GENETÂKOS
    gert GERTÂ
    Giallchad GÊSTLOKATUS
    giallnae GÊSTLONIÂ
    gilldae GILDUSOS
    giugrann GIGURRONOS
    giunnach GENUSNOWÂ
    giunnae GENUSNOWÂ
    ·gládathar GLÂDETRO
    glain GLANÎ
    gléise GLÊSTIOS
    ·gleinn GLENDET
    ·glen GLINAT
    ·glinn GLENDET
    gné GNIYÂ
    ·gní GNIYET
    gnia GNIYENTS
    gniid GNIYET
    ·gnin GNINUT
    gnó GNÂWOS
    gnoe GNÂWIÂ
    ·goa GEUSET
    Goibniu GOBÄNNÛ
    Goídel WÊDELOS
    goithimm GOTIT
    gor GOROS
    gorn GORNOS
    gortae GORTIS
    graig GREGIS
    grech GRIKÂ
    ·greinn GRENDET
    grenn GRENNÂ
    griän GRIYANON
    gruac GRONKÂ
    guas GEUSTÂ
    ·guin GONIT
    guirid GORIT
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    iardaige ÊRANTIGION
    iarfaigid WO SAGIT
    iarmi·foich WO SAGIT
    iärn ISARNON
    iarmua ÊRAMAWIOS
    iartaige ÊRANTIGION
    iarum ÊRAM YÛ
    ·ib IBET
    ·ic ÄNKET
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    il ELUS
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    im- ÄMBI
    im·aig ÄMBI AGET
    imb ÄMBÄN, ÄMBI
    imbliu ÄMBELIÛ
    Imbliuch ÄMBILOKUS
    imbath EMBÎTS
    imblissen ÄMBILÄNSSIÛ
    imbe ÄMBIWIYON
    imb·beir EMBI BERET
    ·imben ÄMBI WINAT
    im·cing ÄMBI KENGET
    imchim ÄMBIKÄNKSMÄN
    imdorn ÄMBIDURNOS
    im·fuich WO WIKET
    ·imgab UKS GABIT
    imgabáil UKS GABIT
    imlisen ÄMBILÄNSSIÛ
    imme·ruimdetar RO MEDITRO
    immarmus RO MEDITRO
    imm·ánad AD NEWET
    imm·urgu ÄMBI ORGET
    imme·chella ÄMBI QELLÂT
    imme·rái ÄMBI RÂYET
    immae·saitar ÄMBI SEDET
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    inathar ENIWÊTROS
    in·cuirither EN KORITRO
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    in·coissig KON SEQET
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    ind·aig ÄNDE AGET
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    inde ÄNDEWIYON
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    in·dlung EN DLUNGET
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    indládud ÄNDEBLÂDETUS
    indrisse RETET
    indnide NI SEDET
    indes ÄNDOWESTÂ
    indile ÄNDOYALIÂ
    indred ÄNDERETON
    Indgus ÄNDEGUSTUS
    indmat ÄNDE AMET
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    ·infet SWETET
    in·fet ÄNDE WÊDET
    in·gaib EN GABIT
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    ·ingair(e) ÄNDE GARIT
    ingreimm ENGRÄNSSMÄN
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    in·lá ÄNDE LÂYET
    in·loing EN LUNGET
    inn- ÄNDE
    inna SINDOS
    innuraid ERUTI
    innlaidim ÄNDE BLÂDIT
    in(m)bleogan UKS MLIGET
    in·otgam UKS TÊGET
    inotacht UKS TÊGET
    in·omblig UKS MLIGET
    in·reith ÄNDE RETET
    in·snadar EN SNADET
    int SINDOS
    intech ENITOGON,ENITEQON
    in·tuaisi EN TAUSET
    innocht NOKTS
    intlem ÄNDESLÎMUS
    irchlige AREKLEKIÂ
    irchre ARE KRINET
    ire ERIYÛS
    irem ERISAMOS
    iress ERISTÂ
    irgaire AREGARION
    iriu ERIYÛS
    íriu ÎWERIÛ
    iriud ERIITUS
    ·irmadar ARE MEDITRO
    irnaide NI SEDET
    irnigde NI GODIT
    it EST
    íth YUTUS
    ithid EDO
    ítu YÎTOTÛTS
    iuchair YEQRI
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    iunaid ETNÎT

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    ·la LÂYET
    laa LATION
    laarg ROWORGÂ
    ·labradar LABARÂTRO
    lachu LOKÛ
    laes LOISSÂ
    lágan LÂGENÂ
    lága LÂGIOS
    laídid LOIDIT
    láigen LÂGENÂ
    laigiu LAGIÛS
    ·laimethar LAMETRO
    lainn LASNIS
    lainner LANDERÂ
    laith LATIS
    laigid LEGET
    laithe LATION
    lámand LÂMOWENDU
    lámnaid LÂMÄN
    lasar LAKSAROS
    láthraim LÂTRON
    laulgach ROLEGÂKÂ
    leithe LETIOS
    lelap LEBLEBOS
    Lerchú LIROKÛ
    Lergal LIROGALÂ
    Lergnaid LIROGNIYATIS
    Lergus LIROGUSTUS
    les LISSUS
    Lethe LITAWÎ
    liag LÊGÂ, LÊGOS
    lian LÊNOS
    lias LÊKSOS
    lichtiu LIKTIÛ
    lië LÎÄNKS, LÎYÄNTS
    líid LÎWET
    lige LEGIÂ
    lin- LINET
    lir ELUS
    lista LISSUS
    líth LÎTUS
    littiu LIKTIÛ
    líud LÎWETUS
    lius LISSUS
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    Loar(n)chú LOWERNOKÛ
    loathar LOWATRON
    lóch LEUKOS, LOUKOS,
    LOUGOS
    loeg LOIGOS
    lóg LEUGOS
    logad LOGETUS
    ·loing LUNGET
    loingid LUNGET
    loiscenn ROSKÄNDOS
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    loscann ROSKÄNDOS
    lour ROWERON
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    Luadat NEUDONTS
    luadar LEUDRON
    luae LUWIÂ
    luan LUGNON, LUTNOS
    luban LOBÎNÂ
    lubgort LUBIGORTOS
    Luccraid LUGUQRITUS
    lue LOWION
    Lugach LUGUWIKS
    luid LUDE
    ·luigim LOGIT
    lumman LOMBÎNÂ
    lurga LORGIÛ
    lúud LUWETON

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    maccdacht MAQODAKTÎ
    macc MAKKOS
    macrall MAGUGRÂSSLÂ
    madae MADAWOS
    madan MAZDIOS
    magar MAGEROS
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    ·mairn MARNET
    máithre MÂTRIWIOS
    mál MAGLOS
    Mana MANAWÎ
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    math MATUS
    Mathgen MATUGENOS
    mathmarc MATUMARKOS
    máthra MÂTROWIOS
    medam MEDAMÛ
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    mélae MI(S)KLEWOS
    meld MELDÂ
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    menb MENUS
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    micha(i)r MISUKAROS
    mid- MEIDIOS
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    milchobor MELIKUBROS
    Miliuc MELIKKÛ
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    mláith MLÂTIS
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    móir MÂROS
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    mraich MRAKIS
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    mruig MROGIS
    Mugain MAGUNÎ
    Mugduirn MAGUDURNO-
    mu(g)dorn MÛKODURNOS
    Mugthigern MAGUTEGERNOS
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    Muirgel MORIGALÂ
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    muiresc MORISKÂ
    muirenn MORÎNÂ, MORIGNÂ
    muire MORISAGS
    mul MOLU
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    rámut RÂMOSENTUS
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    ríched RÎGOSEDON
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    ro·geinn GÄNDET
    ro·ic RO ÄNKET
    roilbe ROSLÊBESÂ
    roimse ROMESSEWES
    roín- ROINÎT
    roise RUNDET
    roithid ROTIT
    rom ROMOKS
    romuir ROMORI
    ronn RONDON
    robach UKS BONGET
    rosc ROSQON
    ro·saig RO SAGIT
    rot RUZDOS
    rota RUDODION
    rout ROSENTUS, ROWOZDON
    ro·uic RO UNKET
    rú RUDS
    ruad REUDOS
    ·ruagathar ÂGETRO
    Ruaidri ROUDORÎGS
    ruamna REUDSMÄN
    ·ruc RO UNKET
    rucce RUDKIÂ
    rucht RUKTUS
    ·ruiben RO BINAT
    ·ruidi RUDÎT
    ruiri RORÎGS
    ruithen ROTÎNÂ
    ruithid ROTIT
    Ruithchern ROTEGERNOS
    rús ROWISSUS
    ru·uc RO UNKET
    ruud ROWIDU

    sab STABÂ
    Sabrann SABRINÂ
    sadess SWE DEKSI
    saeglonn SAITLONOS
    ·said SEDET
    ·saig SAGIT
    saigid SAGITIS
    sail SALIKS
    sain SANIS
    sainred SANIRETON
    sair SWE ARE
    Sáithgel SÂTIGALÂ
    sal SALÂ
    saltr- SALTRON
    sam SAMOS
    sanas SANESSON
    sannaid SANI DE-
    sathuaid SWE TEUTI
    scadarc SKÂTUDERKOS
    scainder SKANDERÂ
    scaindr- SKANDERÂ
    scaim SKAMÄNTES
    scáinid SKÂNOS
    scann- SKANDET
    scaterc SKÂTUDERKOS
    scé SQIYATS
    ·scé SKIYET
    sceid SKIYET
    ·sceird SKERDET
    ·scended SKENDET
    sceo SKIYÛ
    sceola SKETLOLINQS
    Scí SKIYETS
    Scirit SKERÄNTÎ
    sciula SKIYOLINQS
    Scot SKOKTOS
    scuchait SKOKIT
    scuichit SKOKIT
    scuir- SKORIT
    scucht SKOKIT
    se SIO-
    sechitir SEQETRO
    sechmo·ella SEQOMÎ ELLÂT
    sechmall SEQOMELON
    sechtarét SEKTÄNTERIONES
    sed SIDOS
    sedguine SIDOGONIOS
    seg SEGOS
    seilche SELEKIOS
    séis SWENSSIS
    seir SFERETS
    selann SWELENÂ
    selg SFELGÂ
    selt SELET
    Semaine SEGOMONIO-
    sentonn SENOTONDOS
    senchae SENÂKOWIDS
    senchaid SENÂKOWIDS
    Senboth SENOBUTS
    sentu SENOTÛTS
    ser STER-
    serb SERWON
    sercol STERKTLON
    ·sernat STRINÂT
    Semaine SEGOMONIO-
    serr SERRÂ
    sescann SESKINÂ
    sét SÄNTOS
    sethar SWÎS, SITROS
    sétig SÄNTIQÎ
    sí SO, SWÎS
    -si SO, SWÎS
    sichid SEQET
    side SWETION
    -side SODIOS
    sidgal SWETIGALÂ
    sídchaire SÎDOKORIOS
    sidin SIDINÂ
    sin SINUS
    sinemoin SENISAMÛ
    sinn SWÄNDUS
    sion SFIYONÂ
    sirid SFERIT
    sirite SFERIONTIOS
    ·sissedar SISTETRO
    sithe SWETION
    síu SIO-
    ·slaid SLADET
    slaide SLADIÂ
    sleidm STLEDMÄN
    slemon SLIBNOS
    sleth SFLITÂ
    ·slí SLIYET
    ·slig SLIGET
    slige SLIGIÂ
    slond STLONDOS
    slucait SLUNKÄNTÎ
    sluic- SLUNKET
    sluindid STLONDÎT
    smech SMEKÂ
    smuan SMEUDNO-
    smucli SMUNKET
    sná- SNÂYET
    snád- SNÂDIT
    snaide SNADIÂ
    snaides SNADET
    snéid SNÊDIS
    sní SNÎS
    sniges SNIGIT
    sobarthu SUBRÂTIÛ
    sobraig SUBRÎGIS
    sod SODOS
    sodain SODIOS
    Sogan SUGENOS
    Sogen SUGENOS
    soid SÂWIT
    solus SULANSSUS
    solam SULÂMIS
    -som SOMOS
    són SODIOS
    sothcad SUTONKETON
    soud SÂWETUS
    sous SUWISSON
    sraib STRABIS
    sraibtine STRABIS
    sreim SRÄNKSMÄN
    sreng- SRENGET
    srenn- SRENKNÂT
    sroín- ROINÎT
    sruith STRUTIS
    Sucat SUKATUS
    suí SUWIDS
    suide SODIOS, SÛDIÂ
    ·suidi SODIT
    suithchern SUTEGERNOS
    suithnge SUTÄNGUÂTS
    sulbair SULABARIS

    ·tá TÂYET
    tabart TOBERTÂ
    ·tacuirther AD KORITRO
    tacur AD KORITRO
    tadcach TAZGOS
    ta·faisig AD SEQET
    taes TAISTON
    taí TÛ
    taíd- TO AIDET
    taídle T(O)AIDELOS
    taig TO AGET
    tailm TALSMIS
    taipe ADBIYON
    tair ARE
    tairchital WO KANET
    taircell ARE QELLÂT
    taircella ARE QELLÂT
    tairinnud NI DET
    tairniud NI DET
    táith TÂTIS
    ·talla TO ALLÂT
    talgud AD LOGIT
    tan TANÂ
    tánaise NI SEDET
    tangnae ANGONIÂ
    ta·neat NI SEDET
    ta·n-aurnat NI DET
    talchar TOLOKAROS
    tar TARES
    ·tarat RO DEDET
    · tarblaing WO LENGET
    tarrach TARRÂKOS
    tarras RETET
    tarsand TAROSTONDOS
    ·tarti RO DEDET
    tascar ADSKOROS
    tascrad TOSKARATUS
    táth TÂDON
    táue TAUSIÂ
    taulberna TALUBERNÂ
    taurthim ARETEUDSMÄN
    téchtae TENKTIOS
    ·téig TÊGET
    teilciud TO LINQET
    teinm TÄNDMÄN
    teistiu EKS SEMET
    téit TÊGET
    téite TEENTIÂ
    tel TALU
    Temuir TEMRI
    ten(e) TÄNOS
    tenchor TÄNOKORÂ
    ·tendat TENDET
    teng(ae) TÄNGUÂ
    téora TRÎS
    tepresiu EKSBRÄNSSIÛ
    Tethri TRIYATORÎGS
    teuir TRÎS
    tiar ÊRAN
    tíchtu TO ÄNKET
    timme TÊSMÄN
    timgart ÄMBI GARIT
    timthach ÄMBITOGON
    timdirecht DÎ RETET
    tin TENUS
    tinaid TINUT
    timdibe(n) DÎ BINAT
    tindabrad ÄNDESUBRON
    tindnacol ÄNDE ANEKET
    tinfed SWETON
    tinghair ÄNDE GARIT
    tinme ÄNDEBIYON
    tintuuth ÄNDESÂWETUS
    tiug- TIGU-
    tiugba TIGUBIWOS
    tiugbas TIGUBÂSSON
    ·tlen TLINAT
    · tluchedar TLOQETRO
    tlus TLUSSUS
    to- TO
    tó TO, TAUSOS
    tóaid TO SOWIT
    toc- TONKIT
    tocad TONKETON
    tochmarc KON ARKET
    tochra TOQROYON
    tochim TOKÄNKSMÄN
    tochur TO KORITRO
    tochus TOQESTUS
    tocra UKS GARIT
    to·coisig KON SAGIT
    todail TODÂLIS
    todlugud TO TLOQETRO
    todéoir TODAKRIS
    to·feid TO WEDET
    togal TO WIKET
    togán TOGAMINOS
    togmall TOGAMINOS
    togmann TOGAMINOS
    toí TOSOWÂ
    toich TOQI
    toimtiu TOMÄNTIÛ
    toined NI DET
    ·toing TONGET
    toiprinnit UKS BRENDET
    toischid UKS SAGIT
    tol TOLÂ
    tolg TOLGÂ, TOLGOS
    tomaidm TOMADMÄN
    tond TONDÂ
    ·tonda TO SNÂYET
    tonngar TOSNOGARON
    tonnad TONDETON
    toraisse ROWISSIOS
    tórand WO RENDÂT
    torbae ROBIYON
    torchair KERAT
    tórmag WER MAGET
    toth TUTOS
    tothaim TOTEUDSMÄN
    tothlae TOTLOYON
    Trato TRAZDUS
    ·trecatim GAZDÂT
    trédenus TRIDINASTUS
    trema·etha TRI
    tressa(m) TREKSAMOS
    tretholl TRITUKSLOS
    tri TRI
    triamain TRISOBNIS
    triath TRIYATÛ
    triphne TRISFENIÂ
    tris·gata GAZDÂ
    trócar TROUGOKAROS
    trog TROGOS
    ·truicset TRONKET
    tuarcun TOORGENÂ
    tuath TEUTOS
    tuathaid TEUTATIS
    ·tuc TO U(N)KET
    tucait TONKÄNTÎ
    tudrach WO REGET
    tugan TOGÎNÂ
    ·tuicci TO UNKET
    ·tuid TO WEDET
    tuidchisse KON WEDET
    tuidme DÎ MINAT
    ·tuidmen DÎ MINAT
    tuidecht TOTIKTÂ
    tuigen TOGÎNÂ
    ·tuinither NI SEDET
    tuinsem NI STÂYET
    tuirenn TOWORÎNÂ
    tuistiu UKS SEMET
    ·tuit- TUDET
    tul TALU
    ·tuli TOLIT
    turcbál UKS GABIT
    turlaim WO LENGET
    tuus TOWESSUS

    uaig- YOUGIT
    uaimm YEUKSMÄN
    uam YÂMÂ
    úan ODNÂ
    uar UGROS
    Uargus UGROGUSTUS
    ·uc U(N)KET
    ·ucci UNKET
    ucut YUGOS
    ·uic U(N)KET
    ·uicsed UKS GEUSET
    uide ODION
    uilen OLÎNÂ
    uirge ORGIS
    uinnius OSNESTÛ
    uisse YUSTIOS
    Uissin UKSÛ
    ulach ULUKS, ELUKOS
    Ulaith ULUTO-
    ulcha ULUKS
    ulfota ULUKS
    únach UKSNIGON
    urbach AREBOGON
    ·urtha WO RETET

    Irish

    a Â, EKS, SO
    abach ADBOGON
    abairt ADBERTÂ, EKSBERTÂ
    abar ADBERON
    abhac ABÄNKOS
    abhall ABALLÂ
    abhsann ABÛ
    acais ADKASSIS
    achadh AGOSEDON
    acht EKTRI
    adhann ADANDÂ
    adharc ADERKÂ
    adhastar ADAKSTRON
    adhbhal ADWÊLOS
    adhbhar ADWERON
    adhmad ADMÄNTON
    adhnadh ADANDATUS
    adhnacal ADANEKTLON
    admháil AD DAMET
    adódh ATE DAWET
    ag YUGOS
    agallamh ADGLÂDEMÂ
    agh AGOS
    aghaidh AGETÂ
    agra ADGARION
    agus ADGOSTÎ
    aibidh ADBEGIS
    aibrisc ADBRESKIS
    aice ADKIÂ
    aicme ADKONSMIYÂ
    aighe AGIÂ
    aighneas ADENOWISSUS
    aigneadh ADGENETON
    áilghean ADLIGENOS
    Ailgheasa ALIGUSTUS
    aill ALLOS
    aillse ANLESSIÛ
    aimhleas AMLESSON
    aimhneart AMNERTOS
    aimhréidh AMRÊDIS
    aimrid AMBERÄNTÎ
    aimsear ATSMUSTERÂ
    ainbhios ANWISSUS
    aindeis ANDEKSIS
    ainm ANMÄN
    Ainmhire ANEMORÎGS
    ainnear ANDERÂ
    airchis AREQISTÂ
    aird ARDWÎ
    airdhe AREWIDION
    áireamh ADRÎMÂ
    airgead ARGÄNTON
    áirghe ADRÊGIÂ
    áirithe ADRÎTIOS
    áirne AGRÎNÂ
    ais AKSIS
    áit ÂDETÂ
    aiteann AKTÎNÂ
    aith- ATE-
    áith ÂKUS, ÂTIS
    aithbhe ATEBIYON
    aithbhear ATEBERON
    aithe ATEWIYON
    aithinne ATEDAWINION
    Aithirne ATRINIOS
    aithis ATEWISSIS
    aithle ATELIYON
    aithne ATEGNIYON, ATE-NOWON
    aithrighe ARE REGET
    áitreabh ADTREBON
    ál AGLÂ
    álainn ADLEDIS
    Alba ALBIÛ
    allaidh ALLÂTIS
    allas ANLESSON
    allt ALTON
    alt ALTOS
    Altraighe ALTORÎGION
    altram ALTRON
    altughadh ADTLOQETUS
    am ATSMUS
    amadán AMMÄNTÎ
    amas ADMESSUS
    amhail SAMALIS
    amháin NEK MÂYOS
    Amhalghaidh AMLONGIATIS
    amharc AMARKON
    amhas AMOSSOS
    amhlabhair AMLABARIS
    amhlaidh SAMALIS
    amhras AMERISTÂ
    amugha MADAWOS
    an SINDOS
    án ÂSNOS
    an- ANDE-
    anacal ANEKTLON
    anam ANASMÄN
    anál ANATLÂ
    aniar AN
    anmhór ANDEMÂROS
    ann ÄNDO
    annamh ANDÂMOS
    anocht NOKTS
    anoir AN
    anuas AN
    anuraidh ERUTI
    aobh OIBÂ
    aodh AIDUS
    aoghaire OWIGARIOS
    aoi AWOISON
    aoibheall OIBELÂ
    aoidh OIDÎ
    aoileach OWILOGOS
    aoighe OIGÎTS
    aol AILON
    aon OINOS
    Aonghus OINOGUSTUS
    aor AIRÂ
    aos AISSON, AISSUS
    ar ARE, WER
    ár AGRON
    ara ARAUSIOS, AREWEDS
    ára AGRIÛ
    árach ADRÊGON
    araoid AREWESÄNTÎ
    áras AGRESTU
    arbhar ARWAR
    ard ARDWOS
    argain ORGENÂ
    arra AREROYON
    aroile ALIOS ALIOS
    arsaidh ARESTATIS
    Art ARTOS
    árthach ARATRÂKON
    Artraighe ARTORÎGION
    ascnamh KON SNIYET
    aslach ADSLOIGON
    asna ASTONION
    at AKTUS
    atá AD TÂYET
    áth YÂTUS
    athair ATÎR
    atharrach ARE REGET

    báidh- BÂDIT
    bail BALÂ
    baile BALIOS
    bainis BANOWESTIS
    bairghean BAREGINON
    bairneach BARÄNDÎKOS
    Balar BALEROS
    ball BALLOS
    bán BÂNOS
    banbh BANWOS
    Banna BANODÊWÂ
    baoghal BAITLON
    baos BAITOS
    baoth BAITOS
    bard BARDOS
    barr BARROS
    bás BÂSSON
    bé BEN
    beach BIKOS
    beacht BEKTOS
    béad BENTUS
    beadhg BEZGÂ
    beag BIKKOS
    beagán BIKKAGNOS
    béal BEKLOS
    bealach BELEGON
    Beal(l)taine BELENOTÄNESÎ
    bean BENA
    bean- BINAT
    beann BÄNNÂ
    Bearbha BERWIÂ
    bearbhadh BERWET
    bearna BERNÂ
    bearradh BIRROS
    beartaigh- BERTÂT
    beatha BIWOTÛTS
    béim BÊSMÄN
    beir- BERET
    beithe BETÛ
    beo BIWOS
    bí- BIYET
    biadh BIWETON
    bian BÊNOS
    bile BELION
    binid BINANTÎ
    binn BÄNDUS
    biolar BERUROS
    bior BERU
    Biorra BERURAWON
    bioth BITUS
    Biothlann BETULANDÂ
    bladh BLADON
    bláith MLÂTIS
    blár BLÂROS
    blas MLASTON
    bláth BLÂTUS
    bláthach BLÂTUKÂ
    bleaghan MLIGONÂ
    bléan MLIDNOS
    bliadhain BLÊDANÎ
    bó BOUS
    bod BOZDOS
    bodhar BUDAROS
    Bodhbh BODWÂ
    bog BOGGOS
    Bóinn BOUWINDÂ
    boireann BARÄNDÂ
    bóitheach BOUTEGOS
    bolg BOLGOS
    bonn BUNDOS
    borb BORBOS
    borr BORROS
    bos BOSTÂ
    both BUTÂ
    bóthar BOWITRON
    brad- BRAZDET
    brágha BRÂGÄNTS
    braich MRAKIS
    bran BRANOS
    brat BRATTOS
    bráth BRÂTUS
    bráthair BRÂTÎR
    breac BRIKKOS
    breacht MRlKTOS
    bréag BRÄNKÂ
    breaghdha BRIGODIOS
    bréan MRAKNOS
    Bréanainn BRIGÄNTÎNOS
    bréanar MRAKNOARON
    breath BRITÂ
    briathar BRÊTRON
    Bricleann BRIKTLÛ
    Brighid BRIGÄNTÎ
    briocht BRIKTUS
    bríogh BRÎGON
    briosc BRESKUS
    briseadh BRESTOS
    bró BRÂWÛ
    broc BROKKOS
    brod BROZDOS
    broid BRAZDÂ
    broim BRAKSMÄN
    bromach BROMBÂKOS
    brón BRUGNON
    brú BRUSÛ
    brúcht BRUKTUS
    brugh MROGIS
    bruach BRUWÂKON
    bruidhean BRODÎNÂ
    bruinne BRONDÎS
    bruth BRUTUS
    buachaill BOUKOLIS
    buachar BOUTRON
    buaidh BOUDI
    buail- BEUDLIT
    buaile BOUYALIÂ
    buain BOGNIS
    bualadh BEUDLETUS
    buan BEWENOS
    buar BOWERON
    buarach BOURÊGON
    buidhe BODIOS, BUD(I)Â
    buidhean BODÎNÂ
    buille BUDLINION
    buime MAMMIÂ
    bun BONUS
    bunadh BONUSEDON

    cac KAKKOS
    cách QÂQOS
    cadhan KADÛ
    caill- KOLDON
    cáin KÂGNIS
    cáineadh KÂGNÎT
    caineann KANDÎNÂ
    caingean KANGÎNÂ
    cáinte KÂGNITIOS
    cairde KARANTION
    cáirtheann KAIRÂTINOS
    caith- KATÎT
    cáith QÂTIS
    caithne KATENIÂ
    calma KALMIOS
    cam KAMBOS
    Camach KAMBÂKÂ
    cana KANAWÛ
    canach KANEQON
    caoch KAIKOS
    caóg KAWÂ
    caoga QENQONTES
    caoi KOYÂ, QESET
    caoineadh KAINÎT
    caoirtheann KAIRÂTINOS
    caoin KANIS
    caol KOILOS
    caomh KOIMOS
    Caomhán KOIMAGNOS
    caomhna KOIMONOWON
    caor KAIRÂ
    caora KAERÂKS
    caorthann KAIRÂTINOS
    caoth KAITON
    cara KARANTS
    carbad KARBÄNTON
    carn KARNON
    carr KARROS, QARRÂ
    carrag KARRIKÂ
    Carthach KARATÂKOS
    cárthann KAIRÂTINOS
    casachtach QASTÂ
    cath KATUS, KATWOS
    cathair KATRÎ
    Cathal KATUWALOS
    Cathaoir KATUWIROS
    cead KIZDOS
    céad KÄNTON
    céad- KENTUS
    ceachtar QÂQOTEROS
    céadfaidh KÄNTÂBUTÂ
    céadlongadh KENTULONGE-TUS
    cealg KELGON
    ceanann QENNOWINDOS
    Ceanannas QENNOWINDOS-TUS
    ceann QENNON
    ceannrach QENNORÊGON
    ceantar KINÂTERON
    cearc KERKÂ
    ceard KERDÂ
    ceardcha KERDOKOYÂ
    cearn KERNÂ
    céas- QÄNSSOS
    ceathair QETWORES
    ceathracha QETRUKONTES
    céide KÄNTION
    ceil- KELET
    céile KÊLIOS
    céim KÄNKSMÄN
    ceinéal KENETLON
    ceirt QERTIS
    ceo KÊWÎ
    cheana KINÂ
    cia QÊ
    ciall QÊSLÂ
    ciamhair KÊWOMORI
    cian KÊNOS
    ciar KÊROS
    Ciarán KÊRAGNOS
    ciaróg KÊRÛ
    Ciarraighe QÊRORÎGION
    cineadh KENETUS
    cinneadh QENNÎT
    cíocar KÎKUKAROS
    cíoch KÎKUS
    ciomhas KIMÛSTÂ
    cion QINUTS
    ciontach QINUTS
    cior KIRUS
    cíor KÎRÂ
    cioth QITUS
    ciúin KIZDNIS
    cladach KLADODOIGON
    Cláideach KLUWÄNTÂKÂ
    clais KLASSÂ
    clamh KLAMOS
    claoi- KLOYIT
    claon KLOINOS
    Claonabhair KLOINOBRIGS
    Claoideach KLUWÄNTÂKÂ
    clár KLÂRON
    clé KLIYOS
    cleachtadh KLEKTUS
    cleath KLITS
    cleathar KLITRÂ
    cleas KLEKSTUS
    cléithe KLÊTION
    cliabh KLÊBOS
    cliamhain KLIYOBNIS
    cliath KLÊTÂ
    cliothar KLITUROS
    cloch KLOKÂ
    clochar KLOKERON
    Clocharnach KLOKERNÂKOS
    clog KLOKKON
    Clóideach KLUWÄNTÂKÂ
    cloidhe KLADIÂ
    cloidheamh KLADIBOS
    cloigeann KLOKOQENNON
    cloth KLUTS
    clú KLUTS
    cluain KLOUNIS
    cluas KLEUSTÂ
    cluiche KLOKIÂ
    cnáimh KNÂMÄN
    cnámh KNÂMUS
    cneadh KNIDÂ
    cneas KNESSOS
    cnó KNÛS
    cnoc KNOKKOS
    Cnodhbha KNUWODWOOS
    cnuas KNUWASTUS
    cobhair KON BERET
    cobhsaidh KOMWOSTATIS
    codach KONTEGON
    codladh KONTOLETUS
    cogadh KONKATUS
    cogar KONKOROS
    cognamh KONKNÂMUS
    coibhche KOMWÊKIÂ
    coigeadal KONKANTLON
    coigilt KON KELET
    coileach KALIÂKOS
    coill KALDIS
    coiléan KOLIGNOS
    coilleadh KALLION
    coimdhe KON MEDITRO
    coimhéad KON YEMET
    coimhéirghe EKS REGET
    coinneamh KONDEMÂ
    cóir KOWERIS
    coirce KORKIOS
    coire KARIÂ, QARIOS
    coirt KARTIS
    coirthe KORETIOS
    col KULOS
    colainn KOLANÎ
    colg KOLGOS
    coll KOSLOS
    com KUMBOS
    comach KON BONGET
    comar KOMBERON
    comhad KON AWET
    comhall KON LÂYET
    comhalta KOMALTIOS
    comhlán KOMLÂNOS
    comhrac RO ÄNKET
    Conall KUNOWALOS
    Conchubhar KUNOKUBROS
    congbháil KONGABAGLÂ
    Conghal KUNOGALÂ
    congna KONGONION
    connadh KONDAUTON
    connail KONDELIS
    conradh KONDÛRATUS
    cor KOROS
    cora KORETS
    Corbraighe KORBORÎGIÎ
    corr KORROS
    cos KOKSÂ
    cosair CONSTORIS
    cosc KON SEQET
    coscradh KONSKARATUS
    cosnamh KONSNÎMUS
    crábhadh KRÂBETUS
    cráclh KRÂDON
    crag KRAKOS
    cráibhtheach KRÂBETUS
    cráidh- KRÂDIT
    crann QRENNON
    cré QRÎETS
    creabhar KRESWEROS
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    dairt DARTIS
    dais DASSIS
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    damh DAMOS
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    Dealbhna DELWONIÎ
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    Eochaidh IWOKATUS
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    Faolán WAILAGNOS
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    Feartair WERTURI-
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    Gaoidheal WÊDELOS
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    meanadh MINAWITS
    mear MIROS
    mear MAKROS
    mearbhall MIROSWELOS
    meas MESSUS, MEDITRO
    measc MIKSKET
    meascadh MIKSKET
    meata MITODIOS
    meath MITON
    méid MÄNTÎ
    méidhe MÊDIOS
    meil- MELET
    meilit MELÄNTÎ
    meirbh MERUS
    meirg MERGIS
    meirle MERELIÂ
    méith MÊTUS
    meitheal METELÂ
    Meitheamh MEDIOSAMINON
    mí MÎNS
    mí- MI(S)
    miach MÊQOS
    miadh MÊDONN
    mian MÊNÂ, MÊNON
    mianghus MÊNOGUSTUS
    Midhe MEDIÂ
    mil MELI
    milis MELISSOS
    min MINÂ
    mín MÊNIS
    miodh MEDU
    míol MÎLON
    mion MENUS
    mionn MENDU
    mír MÎRÄN
    mo ME
    moch MOKS
    modar- MUDROS
    modartha MUDROS
    mó MÂYÛS
    Moirríoghan MORORÎGONÂ
    mol MOLOS
    moladh MÂLIT
    molt MOLTOS
    Monaigh MONAQÎ
    mong MONGÂ
    mór MÂROS
    morgadh MORGETUS
    moth MUTOS
    mothar MUTRON
    muc MOKKKÛ
    múch MÛKON
    múchadh MÛKON
    mugh MAGUS
    muicidhe MOKKIATIS
    Muichead MOKKIATIS
    muime MAMMIÂ
    muintear MONUTERÂ
    muin MONIS
    muinéal MONIKLON
    muine MUNIÂ
    muinighin MONISAGÎNÂ
    muir MORI
    muirbheach MORIMAGOS
    muireadhachMORIYOUDÂKOS
    muirear MORIWOROS
    muirighean MORISAGÎNÂ
    muireach MORISAGS
    mullach MALDUKOS
    mún MÛNOS
    Murchadh MORIKATUS
    murbhach MORIMAGOS
    Múscraighe MÛSKORÎGION

    na SINDOS
    ná NEK
    naidm NADMÄN
    námha NÂMANTS
    naoi NEWÄN
    naoidhe NEWIDÛS
    naomh NOIBOS
    nasc NASKON
    nath NATUS
    nathair NATRIS
    neach NEQOS
    Neachtan NEKTONOS
    neachtar NEQOTEROS
    nead NIZDOS
    néal NIGLOS
    neamh NEMOS
    neantóg NINATIS
    neart NERTON
    neartmhar NERTOMÂROS
    Néid NÄNTIS
    neimh NEMÄN
    neimhneach NEMÄN
    neimheadh NEMETON
    Neimhtheann NEMETONÂ
    neoid NEYÄNTIS
    ní NEQ, NÎ
    Niall NÊSTLOS
    niamh NÊBÂ
    nigh- NIGIT
    nighe NIGIT
    nó NEWE
    noch NUQE
    nócha NEUKONTES
    nocht NOKTOS
    nua NEWIOS

    ó AU, AWIOS
    obadh UKSBOUDON
    obann UKSBÄNDUS
    ocht OKTÛ
    ochtmhadh OKTÛMETOS
    ochtmhoghaOKTÛMOKONTES
    odhar UDROS
    ódheas SWE DEKSI
    óg YEWÄNKOS
    ogal UKSGALOS
    ogh OGOS
    oide ATTIOS
    oidhche ADEKÎ
    oidheadh ADETÂ
    oidire ENTERIÂ
    oighean AGINON
    oighreadh YEGIRETON
    oiléan ALIKNOS
    oilithir ALIOTÎRES-
    oirbheart AREBERTÂ
    oirbhire AREBERIÂ
    oirdhirc AREDERKIS
    oireacht ARESAKTÂ
    oiread AREWOZDOS
    oireamh ARIAMÛ
    oirear AREORON
    oiriseamh ARESISTAMUS
    oirmhidin AREMÄNTIÛ
    oirthear ARETERON
    olann WLANÂ
    olc OLKOS
    oll OLLOS
    ollamh OLLOSAMÛ
    omh OMOS
    omhan OBNÂ
    omna UKSMONIOS
    onchú ONOKÛ
    Orc ORKOS
    orca ORKÛ
    ord ORDOS
    ordóg ORDÛ
    os UKSÛ
    ós OUKSU
    oscar UKSSKAROS
    osnadh UKSANATUS
    Osraighe UKSORÎGIÎ
    othar UTROS
    óthuaidh SWE TEUTI

    peata QEZDODIOS
    peil QELÂ
    pit QEZDIS
    pór QÂRON

    rabharta ROBERTÊYOS
    rádh RÂDOS
    radharc RODERKOS
    ráidh- RÂDIT
    ráith RÂTIS
    ráithe RÂTIÂ
    raithneach RATINOS
    rámh RÂMÄN, RÂMUS
    rámhann RÂMÄN
    rann RASNÂ, RONDON
    Raoidhe ROWIDU
    raon ROINOS
    rath RATON, ERNAT
    ráth RINAT
    ré REYOS
    reabh REBÂ
    Reachra RIKONIÛ
    reacht REKTUS
    readhg RIZGÂ
    réalta RENTUGLUSÛ
    réamh- RISAMO-
    reamhar REMROS
    reangadh RINGET
    reic RINAT
    réidh RÊDIS
    réim RÊDSMÄN
    reimhe REMIÛS
    réimheas REYESOMESSÂ
    reithe RIYATIOS
    reodh RIWOTOS
    rí RÎGS
    riabhach RÊBÂ
    Riada RÊDONTIOS
    riamh RISAN
    rian RÊNOS
    riar RÊRÂ
    riasc RÊSKOS
    riastradh RÊKSTRON
    righe REGIÂ
    ríghe RÎGION
    righin REGINOS
    rinn RINDIS
    riobhar REBRU
    riocht RIKTUS
    ríoghain RÎGANÎ
    ríomh RÎMÂ
    rioth RETUS
    rith- RETET
    ro RO
    rob ROBWOS
    robhar ROBOROS
    robhadh ROBOUDON
    rod RUZDON
    ród ROSENTUS
    rogha ROGOUSON
    rón RÂNOS
    ros ROSTOS
    rosc ROSQOS
    roth ROTOS
    ruadh ROUDOS
    Ruadhán ROUDAGNOS
    ruaim REUDSMÄN
    ruanaidh ROGNIYATIS
    ruathar REUTRON
    rubha ROWION, ROBIYON
    rudhrach RODÛRÂKOS
    rudhradh RODÛRATUS
    rug RO UNKET
    ruibh STRABIS
    rún RÛNÂ
    rúsc RÛSKÂ
    ruth RUTUS

    sádhadh SÂDIT
    sádhail SÂDOÂLIS
    Sadhbh SWADWÂ
    sáidh- SÂDIT
    saidhbhir SUADWERIS
    saileach SALIKS
    sáith SÂTIS
    saithe SATION
    sál STÂTLÂ
    salach SALÂKOS
    salann SALENON
    sall SALDÂ
    sámh SÂMOS
    samhail SAMALIS
    Samhain SAMNIS
    samhaisc SAMOSISQÎ
    samhradh SAMORÂTON
    saobh SOIBOS
    saoghal SAITLON
    saoi SUWIDS
    saor SAEROS, SUWIROS
    saoth SAITUS
    saothar SAITRON
    sár SAGROS
    Sárán SAGRAGNOS
    sárughadh SAGROSAGITUS
    sás SÂSSOS
    satailt SALTRON
    scairt QERTIS
    scál SKÂKSLON
    scamhán SKAMÄNTES
    scamhóg SKAMÄNTES
    scaoileadh SKAILIT
    scar- SKARÂT
    scaradh SKARATUS
    scáth SKÂTUS
    scéal SKETLON
    scéan SKEKNON
    sceathach SKITÂKÂ
    sceinm SKÄNDMÄN
    sceinn- SKÄNDET
    scéith SKÊTIS
    scian SKESENÂ
    sciath SKÊDON, SKÊTON
    sciathrach SKÊTORÊGON
    scís SKÎTOS
    scíth SKÎTOS
    scoilt- SKOLTON
    scor SKOROS
    scoth SKOTÂ
    scrabhadh KRABET
    sé SWEKS
    seach SEQOS
    Seachair SIQARIS
    seacht SEKTÄN
    seachtmhadh SEKTAMETOS
    seachtmhoghaSEKTAMUKONTES
    séad SENTUS
    Seaghais SEGOSTÎ
    seal SWELOS
    sealbh SELWÂ
    sealg SELGÂ
    seamar SWEKSMORÂ
    sean SENOS
    séan SEGNON
    seanchaí SENÂKOWIDS
    seanchas SENÂKOWISSUS
    searbh SWERWOS
    searg SERGÂ
    searc STERKÂ
    seasc- SISQOS
    seasca SWEKSKONTES
    seasamh SISTAMUS
    seiche SEKIÂ
    séideadh SWÊZDET
    seilide SELÄNTÎ
    seim SEKSMÄN
    séimh SÊMIS
    seinm SWÄNDMÄN
    seinn- SWENDET
    seisc SESKÂ
    seisceann SESKINÂ
    seiseadh SWEKSETOS
    seisear SWEKSWIRON
    seod SENTOS
    sia SÎROS
    siabhair SÊBARIS
    sian SFIYONÂ
    siar SWE ÊRON
    sibh SWÎS
    sicne SEKTNION
    sine SFENION
    sinn SNÎS
    sinsear SENISTEROS
    síodh SÎDOS, SEDOS
    síol SÎLON
    síon SÎNÂ
    Sionann SINDWONÂ
    sionnach SWÄNDUKOS
    síor SÎROS
    sioth SITUS
    síothl- SÎTLON
    sireadh SFERIT
    siubhal SWESWELOS
    siúr SWESÛR
    slán SLADNOS
    slat SLAZDÂ
    sleagh SLIGÂ
    sleamhain SLIBNOS
    sliabh SLÊBOS
    sliacht- SLÊKTUS
    sliasaid STLÊSSÄNTÎ
    slighe SLIGÎTS
    sliocht SLIKTUS
    slios STLISSUS
    slogadh SLUNKETUS
    sluagh SLOUGOS
    smaolach MESALÂ
    sméar SMIYARON
    smeig SMEKÂ
    smior SMERU
    smólach MESALÂ
    smuaineamh SMEUDNO-
    smugadh SMUNKET
    smugairle SMUNKET
    snaidhm NADMÄN
    snámh SNÂMUS
    snas SNASSUS
    snáth SNÂTOS
    snáthad SNÂTOWIYÄNTÎ
    sneachta SNIKTION
    sneadh SNIDÂ
    sni- SNIYET
    snighe SNIGIÂ
    sníomh SNÎMUS
    snoidhe SNADIÂ
    snuadh SNOUDOS
    so SOSIN
    so- SU-
    Sobhairce SUBORGIOS
    soc SUKKOS
    sochla SUKLEWES-
    sochraidh SUQRITIS
    sodar SFUDRO-
    soir SWE ARE
    sóisear YEWISTEROS
    soitheach SOWETÂKON
    sonn SFONDOS
    sor SOROS
    sotal UKSTALUS
    speir SFERETS
    srannadh SRENKNÂT
    srath STRATON
    sreang SRENGON
    sreath STRITÂ
    srón SROGNÂ
    sruaim SREUSMÄN
    sruth SRUTUS
    stuagh STOUGÂ
    sú SÛDIÂ
    suaith- SOUTIT
    suan SOUNOS
    suathadh SOUTETUS
    subh SUBIS
    suidhe SEDET, SODION
    súigh- SÛGET
    suth SUTUS

    tabhairt TOBERTÂ
    tachtadh TAKTOS
    Tadhg TAZGOS
    Tadhgan TAZGAGNOS
    tafann TOSWENDON
    taidhiúir TODAKRIS
    taidhbhse AD WÊDET
    táin AGNÂ
    tairbhe ROBIYON
    tairise ROWISSIOS
    tairseach TARESTÊGÂ
    taiscidh KON SAGIT
    táith- TÂDÎT
    tál TÂKSLON
    talamh TALAMÛ
    támh TÂMUS
    tamhan TAMNOS
    tana TANAWIOS
    tánaiste NI SEDET
    taobh TOIBOS
    taoiseach TOWESSÂKOS
    taom TOIKSMÄN
    taos TAISTON
    taosc TOISKOS
    taosc- TOISKET
    tarathar TARATRON
    tarbh TARWOS
    tarr TORROS
    tarraing TOSRENGÂ
    tarsna TAROSTNOWON
    tart TARTOS
    tásc AD SEQET
    te TEENTS
    teach TEGOS
    teacht TÊGET
    téad TÄNTUS
    téagar TANKROS
    teagasc KON SEQET
    teaghlach TEGOSLOUGOS
    teallach TÄNOLEGOS
    Teamhair TEMRI
    teanga TÄNGUÂ
    tearc TERKOS
    teas TEKSTUS
    teascadh EKS SEKET
    teich- TEQET
    teidhm TEDMÄN
    teilgean TO LINQET
    teimhe TEMESÂ
    teimheal TEMESLOS
    teine TÄNOS
    thar TARES
    thiar ÊRAN
    thoir ARE
    thuaidh TEUTI
    thíos ÎSSU
    tig TO ÄNKET
    tighearna TEGERNIOS
    Tighearnach TEGERNÂKOS
    timcheall ÄMBIQELLON
    tinfeadh ENI SWETET
    tiobra(d) EKS BRÎWÄNT
    tiomargain ÄMB(I)ORGENÂ
    tiomghaire ÄMBIGARION
    tiomna AD NEWET
    tionól UKS LÂYET
    tiontódh ÄNDESÂWETUS
    tír TÎROS
    tírim TÎRESMIS
    tiugh TEGUS
    tláith TLÂTOS
    tlás TLÂTOS
    tnúth TNÛTUS
    tobar UKSBERON
    tobhach TOBEGON
    tochailt TO KLADET
    togha TOGOUSON
    toil TOLÂ
    toirrcheas TORRIKÂ
    toll TUKSLON
    tomhailt TOMELTÂ
    tomhas TOMESSUS
    tón TÛKNÂ
    tonn TONDOS, TOSNÂ
    torann TARANUS
    torc TORKOS
    toradh TORETON
    torrach TORRIKÂ
    trácht TRÂKTUS
    Tradraighe TRAZDURÎGION
    trágh TRÂGÂ
    trágh- TRÂGÂ
    traghna TRAGUNOWOS
    traighean TRAGINÂ
    traothadh TRAITÂT
    trascairt TOSKARATUS
    tráth TRÂTUS
    tré TRI
    treabh TREBON
    tréan TREKSNOS
    treas TREKSÂ, TRISTOS
    tréig- TRÄNKET
    trí TRÎS
    trian TRIYANON
    triar TRIWIRON
    tríocha TRIKONTES
    trócaire TROUGOKARIÂ
    troigh TRAGETS
    troisc- TROSKIT
    trom TRUTSMOS
    troscadh TROSKETUS
    trú TRUKS
    truagh TROUGOS
    truaill TREUSSLÂ
    truid TRAZDUS
    tú TÛ
    tuagh STOUGÂ
    tuaim STEUKSMÄN
    tuaithbheal TEUTISWELON
    tuar TOWERON
    tuath TEUTÂ
    Tuathal TEUTOWALOS
    Tuathchar TEUTOKAROS
    tubha TOBIYON
    tug TO U(N)KET
    tuig- TO UNKET
    tuigh- TOGIT
    tuighe TOGION
    tuidhidhean DÎWEDONÂ
    tuile TOLIYON
    tuilleamh TOSLÎMUS
    tuinidhe NI SEDET
    tuireamh TORÎMÂ
    tuirling- WO LENGET
    tuisleadh UKS SWELÂT
    tulach TALUKÂ
    Tulcha TALUKONÂ
    tur TARRUS
    tús TOWESSUS

    ua AWIOS
    uabhar AUBEROS
    uachtar OUKTEROS
    uagh EUGÂ
    uaimh YÂMÂ
    Uaithne AUTÎNIO-
    uain ODNÂ
    ualach UKSLOGON
    uall EUGSLÂ
    uan OGNOS, OWINON
    uas OUKSU
    uasal OUKSELOS
    uath EUTUS
    uathadh AUTÎTOS
    ubhall ABALU
    ucht OKTUS
    úd YUGOS
    udhacht ADUKTON
    udhnacht ADUKSNEKTON
    uga UKSGOUSON
    úidh OIDÎ
    uile OLIOS
    uilleann OLÎNÂ
    uisce UKSISKAWOS
    Uisneach USTINÂKOS
    uladh YALUSEDON
    Ulaidh ULUTO-
    ullamh AREWOLÂMOS
    um ÄMBI
    umha OMIYON
    úr ÛROS
    urchóid KON WEDET
    urchall AREKOMELON
    urchar AREKOROS
    urchra ARE KRINET
    urdhamh AREDAMON
    urghaire AREGARION
    urghnamh AREGNÎMUS
    urla ARELOWOS
    urlabhra ARELABARIÂ
    urlann ARELANDÂ
    urnaidhe NI GODIT
    urradh AREWORÂTOS
    ursa ARESTÛNÂ
    urthach ARETEGON
    úth ÛTUS

    Scots Gaelic

    Arcaibh ORKOS
    atha AWOISON
    bruthach BRUWÂKON
    cairidh KORETS
    cathag KAWÂ
    ceathach KÊWÎ
    dearmtag NINATIS
    díonag DÎNUNTS
    dithis DWÊSESSÂ
    dothadh DAWET
    dreathan DRIWOS
    fitheach WISÂKOS
    giomach GLÄMBUKOS
    iuchair YEQRI
    latha LATION
    lighe LÎYÄNTS
    lighich LIYAGIS
    monadh MONION
    nodha NEWIOS
    ogha AWIOS
    othaisg OWISISQÎ
    pett QEZDIS
    piuthar SWESÛR
    rathad ROSENTUS
    rudha ROWION
    sgitheach SQIYATS
    tathasg AD SEQET
    todhar TOWERON

    B. BRITTONIC

    Old British

    Aballava ABALLAWÂ
    Abona ABÛ
    Albio ALBIÛ
    Ammecati ÄMBIKATUS
    Anatemori ANATIMÂROS
    Αργεντοκοξος ARGÄNTOKOKSOΣ
    Atecotti ATEKOZDÎ
    Bindogladia WINDOKLADIÂ
    Blatobulgio MLÂTOBOLGOS
    Boduoci BODWÂKOS
    Boduogenus BODWOGENOS
    Boudicca BOUDÎKÂ
    Branoduno BRANODÛNON
    Βρανογενιον BRANOGENION
    Brettanoi QRITENOS
    Briaci BRÎGÂKOS
    Brigantes BRIGÄNTES
    Brigantia BRIGÄNTÎ
    Brigomaglos BRÎGOMAGLOS
    Briomaglus BRÎGOMAGLOS
    Brohomagli BROKKOMAGLOS
    Daari DAGORÎGS
    Decantorum DEKÄNTO-
    Δεκανται DEKÄNTES
    Δημηται DEMETO-
    Δηουα DÊWÂ
    Δηουανα DÊWONÂ
    Deva DÊWÂ
    Devoni DÊWONÂ
    Dobagni DUBAGNOS
    Δουηκαληδονιος DWÊKALE-DONIOS
    Δουροτριγες DUROTRIGES
    Dubris DUBRÂ
    Dumnogeni DUBNOGENOS
    Dumnonii DUBNONES
    Dunocati DÛNOKATUS
    Durobrivas DUROBRÎWÂ
    Εβορακον EBURÂKON
    Επιδιοι EQODIO-
    Gabrosenti GABROSENTUS
    Glevi GLÊWON
    Gobannio GOBÄNNIO-
    Ialono YÂLONOS
    Isca ISKÂ
    Iuctius STUKTIÂ
    Calgacus KALGÂKOS
    Camulodunum KAMULO-DÛNON
    Camulorigi KAMULORÎGS
    Cantium KÄNTION
    Caratacus KARATÂKOS
    Carantacus KARANTÂKOS
    Carantorius KARANTORÎGS
    carbanto- KARBÄNTON
    *Karbantorîgion KARBÄNTO-RÎGION
    Καρβαντοριγον KARBÄNTO-RÎGIOΝ
    Cassivellaunus KASSI-WELLAUNOS
    Catotigirni KATUTEGERNOS
    Κατουελλαυνοι KATU-WELLAUNO-
    Catuvellaunorum KATU-WELLAUNO-
    Clutori(gi) KLUTORÎGS
    covinnus WEGNOS
    *krottâ KRUTTÂ
    Cunobelinus KUNOBELINOS
    Cunovali KUNOWALOS
    *Labara LABARÂ
    Lavatres LOWATRON
    *Litanomagos LITANOMAGOS
    Litaví LITAWÎ
    Litinomago LITANOMAGOS
    Litogeni LÎTUGENOS
    Litugenus LÎTUGENOS
    Lovernii LOWERNIOS
    Luguvallium LUGUWALION
    Maglocune MAGLOKÛ
    Maglagni MAGLAGNOS
    *Manavî MANAWÎ
    Mapono MAQONOS
    Μαριδουνον MORIDÛNON
    Monapia MANAQÎ
    Μορικαμβη MORIKAMBÂ
    *Moridúnon MORIDÛNON
    Moritex MORITÊGS
    Nodenti Nodonti Nudente NEUDONTS
    ollototis ALLOTEUTOS
    Orbiotal(us) ORBIOTALUS
    Ordovices ORDOWIKES
    Ωταλινοι WOTÂDÎNO-
    Ουξελλον OUKSELON
    Petuaria QETWORIOS
    Πρετανοι QRITENOS
    *Pritenî QRITENOS
    Rigisamo RÎGISAMOS
    Ριγοδουνον RÎGODÛNON
    Rocati ROKATUS
    Rutupiae RUTUQIÂ-
    Sabrina SABRINÂ
    Sagrani SAGRAGNOS
    Scetis SKIYETS
    Segovax SEGOWAKS
    Seguntio SEGUNTION
    Σελγοουαι SELGAWO-
    Senacos SENÂKOS
    Senemagli SENOMAGLOS
    Senomagli SENOMAGLOS
    *sento- SENTUS
    Setloceniae SAITLOKÊNIOS
    *Stuktiâ STUKTIÂ
    Στουκκια STUKTIÂ
    Tegernacus TEGERNÂKOS
    Tegernomali TEGERNO-MAGLOS
    *tomessî TOMESSON
    Tovisaci TOWESSÂKOS
    Trinovantes TRINOWÄNTES
    Trisantona TRISÄNTONÂ
    Tunccetace TONKETÂKOS
    Ugrulentum UGROS
    (V)endogni WINDOGNOS
    Vendoni WINDOGNOS
    Vendesetli WINDOSAITLOS
    Vendubari WINDOBARROS
    Vendumagli WINDOMAGLOS
    Vennisetli WINDOSAITLOS
    Vepogeni WEQOGENOS
    Verteris WERTURI-
    Verturiones WERTURIONES
    Vindobala WINDOBALÂ
    Vindogladia WINDOKLADIÂ
    Vindolan(d)a WINDOLANDÂ
    Virgnous WIROGNÂWOS
    Votadini WOTÂDÎNO-
    Voteporigis WOTEQORÎGS

    Pictish

    Naiton NEKTONOS

    Old Welsh

    anu ANMÄN
    Artmail ARTOMAGLOS
    Arthgal ARTOGALÂ
    boi BIYET
    Brocmail BROKKOMAGLOS
    bryeint BRIGÄNTÎ
    cant KÄNTÂ
    Carantauc KARANTÂKOS
    Catgual KATUWALOS
    Catgur KATUWIROS
    Cattegirn KATUTEGERNOS
    cenetl KENETLON
    Cincar KUNOKAROS
    Cinglas KUNOGLASTOS
    Clotri KLUTORÎGS
    colgin KOLGOS
    -dam SO
    di DU
    em SO
    enep ENIQÂ
    Gloiu GLÊWON
    guiannuin WESANTÊNOS
    guocobauc WOKUBÂ
    Guorthigirn WERTEGERNOS
    Guotodin WOTÂDÎNO-
    gurag- WRAGET
    Gurgust WIROGUSTUS
    hint EST
    ir SINDOS
    istlinnit STLENDET
    ithre ENTRI
    iud YOUDOS
    Iudgual YOUDOWALOS
    Iudner(th) YOUDONERTOS
    Ligualid LUGUWALION
    llad LATIS
    Mailcun MAGLOKÛ
    Morgen MORIGENOS
    Moriud MORIYOUDOS
    naunec NEWÄN DEKÄN
    Neithon NEKTONOS
    pimphet QENQETOS
    Riderch RODERKOS
    Ritigirn ROTEGERNOS
    Segeint SEGONTION
    strutiu STRUTIS
    tnou TNOWON
    Trahannon TRISÄNTONÂ
    trimuceint TRIKONTES
    Tutgual TEUTOWALOS
    Urbgen ORBIOGENOS

    Middle Welsh

    aho AGET
    allaw ALTÂT
    amuc ÄMBI UKET
    amwyn ÄMBI UKET
    amyg- ÄMBI UKET
    an SNÎS
    andaw ANDE TAUSET
    anmyned ANDEMNIYÂNTS
    a(n)gh- ÄNKET
    anghad ÄNKATON
    argyfre- KON REGET
    argyfrein KON REGET
    Arthen ARTOGENOS
    Arthvael ARTOMAGLOS
    arwyre- EKS REGET
    asseu ASTO-
    awch SWÎS
    ban BÄNDUS
    beleu BELEWOS
    bi BIYET
    biw BOUS
    blawd BLÂTUS
    bo BIYET
    bonhed BONUSEDON
    breenhin BRIGÄNTÎNOS
    Brochvael BROKKOMAGLOS
    bu BOUS
    buch BOUKÂ
    bwyo BÂGIT
    canlit KÄNTÂLÎTIS
    keint KANET
    cigleu KLUNUTRO
    cwryf KURMÄN
    cychwedl KONSKETLON
    cyfeillt KOMALTIOS
    cymerth KON BERET
    kynnyd KONSNIYON
    Kyngar KUNOKAROS
    cyrhaed RO SAGIT
    de DEGUIS
    deheu DEKSIWÂ
    dieber- UKS BERET
    dileith DÎLEKTUS
    dilit DÎLÎTIS
    dly- DLIGET
    -du SO
    dwyre- EKS REGET
    dwyrein EKS REGET
    Dyfneint DUBNONES
    Dygant DEKÄNTO-
    dyoganu WO KANET
    ehang EKSONGIS
    Eharnvael ISARNOMAGLOS
    eis ASTO-
    el ELLÂT
    elldrewyn ALTRAMONÎ
    ennunhu ÄNDE ENTET
    ffled SFLITÂ
    ffysgiaw SFUDSKET
    gaeafrawd GIYAMORÂTON
    geu GOWÂ
    gnif GNÎMUS
    gobrit WOQRÎTIS
    gobryn- WO QRINAT
    gobwyll- WO QÊSLÂT
    gochel- EKS KELET
    gochlyt EKS KELET
    gognaw WO KNÂYET
    gogel- WO KELET
    goglyt WO KELET
    gorcharvaneu KARBÄNTON
    gorddiwawdd WEDET
    goreu WER AGET
    gorsin WERSTÛNÂ
    gorthaw WER TAUSET
    goruc WER U(N)KET
    guoreu WER AGET
    gwant GONIT
    gwaeanhwyn WESANTÊNOS
    gwarchan WER KANET
    gwarawt RETET
    gweint GONIT
    Gwenfael WINDOMAGLOS
    gwery WERGOS
    gwnech WRAGET
    Gwynnhoedl WINDOSAITLOS
    han SANIS
    hemm SEKSMÄN
    henoeth NOKTS
    heu SEGET
    Idnerth YOUDONERTOS
    Idwal YOUDOWALOS
    ieuanc YEWÄNKOS
    llaith LEKTUS
    llaw LAGUS
    llorf LORGIÛ
    machteith MAQODAKTÎ
    Madyein MATUGENOS
    mael MAGLOS
    maeon MAGÛ
    meu ME
    moe MÂYÛS
    mywn MEDOGNON
    namwyn NEK MÂYOS
    nebawt NEQOS
    neithiwyr NOKTIÊR-
    nyfet NEMETON
    pennyal QENNOGALÂ
    penrwy QENNORÊGON
    py QOS
    py sawl TÂLIS
    pymp QENQE
    pymwnt QENQONTES
    ranc bod RO ÄNKET
    sayrhaed SAGROSAGITUS
    tebet TEQET
    teu TÛ
    tyngh- TONKIT
    uch OUKSU
    undec OINOS DEKÄN
    Unwst OINOGUSTUS
    wy SO
    y SO, DU, IDE
    ych SWÎS
    yd IDE
    yn SNÎS
    ysgaud SKÂTUS
    ysgwytrwy SKÊTORÊGON

    Welsh

    aÂ
    â AGET
    a(c) ADQE
    aber ADBERON
    aberth UKS BERET
    abo ADBOGON
    abwth ADBUTÂ
    abwyd ADBÊTON
    ach ADKÂ
    achan AD KANET
    achar ADKAROS
    achas ADKASSIS
    achel AKSILÂ
    achlaf ADKLAMOS
    achor ADKOROS
    achul ADKOILOS
    achwre ADKOWREGIS
    achwyn ADKAINIÂ
    ad- ATE-
    adaf ETET
    adain ETANÎ
    adar ETAR
    adaw ATE AWET
    adeg ATEKOS
    adfer- ATE BERET
    adfod ATE BIYET
    adian ATEGANON
    adnau ATENOWON
    adrodd ATERÂDOS
    adwaen GNINUT
    addas ADASSOS
    addef AD DAMET
    addiant YÄNTUS
    ael AGLÂ
    aer AGRON
    aeron AGRON-
    aerwy ADRÊGON
    aeth AGET, AKTUS
    afal ABALU
    afall ABALLÂ
    afanc ABÄNKOS
    aflafar AMLABARIS
    afles AMLESSON
    afon ABÛ
    afrwydd AMRÊDIS
    afu AWOISON
    agarw ADGARWOS
    agos ADGOSTUS
    agweddi AD GODIT
    ail ALIOS
    alaf ALAMON
    alarch ELOSOS
    all ALLON
    allfro ALLOMROGS
    alltud ALLOTEUTOS
    am ÄMBI
    amaeth ÄMB(I)AKTOS
    amgen KINÂ
    amlwg ÄMBILUKOS
    amrant AMBRÄNTS
    amser ATSMUSTERÂ
    amynedd ANDEMNIYÂNTS
    an- ANDE, ÄNDE
    anadl ANATLÂ
    anaf ANEMIS
    anheddu ÄNDE SEDET
    anian ÄNDOGANON
    annedd ÄNDE SEDET
    anner ANDERÂ
    annerch ANDEARKON
    Annwfn ANDUBNOS
    anudon OITOS
    anwastad ANWOSTATIS
    anwe ÄNDOWEGON
    angar ANKARANTS
    angau ÄNKEWES
    angen ÄNKENÂ
    araf ERAMOS
    aradr ARATRON
    arall ALIOS ALIOS
    arbed ARE QETET
    arbennig AREQENNÎKOS
    arch- ARKET
    ardd ARDWOS
    ardd- ARIT
    ardderchog AREDERKIS
    ardwy ARETOGION
    arddwrn AREDURNON
    aren AGRIÛ
    arfedd(ydd) AREMEDON
    arfer AREBERON
    arfordir AREMORIKOS
    arfordwy AREMORIKOS
    argan ARE KANET
    argelu ARE KELET
    argoed AREKAITOS
    argywedd- KON WEDET
    arial AREGALÂ
    arian(t) ARGÄNTON
    Arianrhod ARGÄNTOROTÂ
    arogleu WO KLUNUTRO
    aroglyw- WO KLUNUTRO
    armerth AREEMBIBERTÂ
    arth ARTOS
    arwain AREWEDNÂ
    arwedd- ARE WEDET
    arwydd AREWIDION
    asen ASTONION
    asgwrn ASTOKORNON
    aswy ADSEWIOS
    at AD DU
    ateb ATES(E)QON
    atewyn ATEDAWINION
    athref ADTREBON
    athro ALTRAMÛ
    aw AWET
    awel AWELÂ
    awen AWENÂ

    bad BATON
    baedd BAIDOS
    baich BASKIS
    bal BALÂ
    balch BALKOS
    ball BALLET
    ban BÄNNÂ
    banadl BANATLON
    banw BANWOS
    bara BAREGON
    barch BARKÂ
    bardd BARDOS
    barnu BARNAT
    barr BARROS
    bawd MÂTÂ
    bawdd BÂDIT
    bedw BETÛ
    bedd BEDON
    beddrod BEDORÂTIS
    begegyr BIKOS
    beidr BOWITRON
    bele BELEWOS
    belu BALLET
    ber BERU
    berth BERTOS
    berwi BERWET
    berwr BERUROS
    beudy BOUTEGOS
    blaen BLAKNON
    blagur BLAKOIRO-
    blaidd BLEDIOS
    blas MLASTON
    blawd MLÂTON
    blawdd BLÂDOS
    blawr BLÂROS
    blew BLIWÂ
    blin BLÎNOS
    blith MLIGET
    blodau BLÂTUS
    blwng BLUNGET
    blwydd BLÊDOS
    blwyddyn BLÊDANÎ
    blydd MLIDUS
    blynedd BLÊDANÎ
    blyngu BLUNGET
    bob QÂQOS
    bod BIYET
    bodd BUDÂ
    boddi BÂDIT
    bol(a) BOLGOS
    bôn BONUS
    bore BÂREGON
    bos BOSTÂ
    both BOZDOS
    brad MARNET
    braen MRAKNOS
    braenar MRAKNOARON
    brag MRAKIS
    braint BRIGÄNTÎ
    bram BRAGET
    bran BRANOS
    bras BRASSOS
    brathu BRAZDET
    brau BRUSNÂT
    brawd BRÂTÎR, BRÂTUS
    brawddeg BRÂDOS
    brefu BREMET
    brenin BRIGÄNTÎNOS
    brennig BARÄNDÎKOS
    brethyn BRATTOS
    breuad BRAGATS
    breuan BRAGANÂ, BRÂWÛ
    breuant BRÂGÄNTES
    bri BRÎGON
    brith MRIKTOS
    brithred MRIKTORETON
    briw BRUSNÂT
    bro MROGIS
    broch BROKKOS
    bron BRUSÛ
    brwd BRUTUS
    brwyd BRÊTOS
    brwydr BRÊTRON
    brwyn BRUGNON
    brych BRIKKOS
    bryn BRIGNOS
    bu BIYET
    buarth BOUGORTOS
    budr BOUTRON
    budd BOUDI
    buddig BOUDÎKOS
    bugail BOUKOLIS
    burwy BOURÊGON
    bustl BISTLI
    buwch BOUKÂ
    bwlch BOLKOS
    bwrr BORROS
    bwrw BORGIT
    bwyall BIYASLIS
    bwyd BÊTON
    bych BIKKOS
    bychan BIKKAGNOS
    byd BITUS
    bydd BIYET
    byddaf BIYAMON
    byddar BUDAROS
    byddin BODÎNÂ
    byrr BIRROS
    bys BISTIS
    byw BIWOS
    bywyd BIWETON

    cach KAKKOS
    cad KATUS
    cader- KATRÎ
    cadr KATROS
    cadw KATWOS
    Cadwaladr KATUWALATROS
    cae KAG(I)ON
    cael KAET
    caen KAGNÂ
    caer KAGERON
    Caerefrog EBURÂKON
    Caerfyrddin MORIDÛNON
    caeriwrch KAERÂKS
    caeth KAKTOS
    caffael KAET
    caill KALLION
    cain KANIS
    cainc KÄNKÛ
    cal(a) KALGOS
    caled KALETOS
    caledfwlch KALETOBOLGOS
    cam KAMBOS, KENGET
    camas KAMBASTUS
    canlyn- KÄNTÂ LINAT
    cann KANDOS
    cant KANET, KÄNTON, KÄNTOS
    canu KANET
    câr KARANTS
    Carannog KARANTÂKOS
    caredd KARIÂ
    carfan KARMANÂ
    carn KARNON, KARNU
    carr KARROS
    carreg KARRIKÂ
    carth KARTIS
    caru KARÂT
    carw KARWOS
    cas KASSOS
    cathl KANTLON
    cau KOWOS
    cawci KAWÂ
    cawdd KÂDOS
    cawr KAWAROS
    cefn KEBNON
    ceinach KASNÎ
    ceiliog KALIÂKOS
    celain KOLANÎ
    ceirch KORKIOS
    celfydd KALMIOS
    celg KELGON
    celu KELET
    celwrn KELURNOS
    celyn KOLINOS
    celli KALDIS
    cenau KANAWÛ
    cenn KENNÂ
    cennin KANDÎNÂ
    cerdd KERDÂ
    cerdded KERDET
    cerbyd KARBÄNTON
    cern KERNÂ
    cesail KÄNKSALÎ
    cesair KASSIERGON
    cerydd KARIÂ
    ci KÛ
    cig KÎKUS
    cilydd KÊLIOS
    cil KÛLOS
    cimwch GLÄMBUKOS
    cladd KLADON
    claddu KLADET
    claear KLISAROS
    claf KLAMOS
    clafr KLAMRON
    clawr KLÂRON
    cledr KLITRÂ
    cledd KLIYOS
    cleddyf KLADIBOS
    clegyr KLOKERON
    cloch KLOKKON
    clod KLUTS
    clog KLOKÂ
    clogyrnog KLOKERNÂKOS
    clud KLOITÂ
    clun KLOUNIS
    clust KLEUSTÂ
    clwyd KLÊTÂ
    clyd KELET
    clydwr KLITUROS
    clywed KLUNUTRO
    cnaif KNABION
    cnau KNÛS
    cnaw KNÂMÄN
    cnawd KNÂTOS
    cnes KNESSOS
    cnoi KNÂYET
    cnwc KNOKKOS
    cnwch KNOKKOS
    coeg KAIKOS
    coed KAITON
    coel KAILON
    cof KOMENS
    cog KOWEKS
    col(a) KOLGOS
    colwyn KOLIGNOS
    colyn KOLGOS
    coll KOLDON, KOSLOS
    colli KOLDON
    -cor KOROS
    cordd KORDÂ
    cored KORETS
    corr(ach) KORROS
    corwg KORUKOS
    cosb KON SEQET
    craf KRAMUS
    crafanc KRABANKÂ
    crafu KRABET
    craidd KRIDION
    craig KRAKOS
    crair KREDRON
    craith KRENKTON
    crau KROWOS, KREWÂ
    credu KREDDET
    crefydd KRÂBETUS
    crehyren KRESUROS
    creth KRETET
    crib KRÎQÂ
    crin KRÎNOS
    croen KROKNOS
    crogen KROKNOS
    crud KROUTOS
    crug KROUKÂ
    crwm KRUMBOS
    crwn KRUNNIS
    crwth KRUTTÂ
    crwybr KRÊQRON
    crwydr KRÊTRON
    crych KRIMOS
    cryd KRITIS
    crydr KRITRIS
    crydd KARIOS
    cryg KRIKOS
    crynu KRINET
    crys KRISSUS
    cu KOIMOS
    cuddio KEUDET
    cul KOILOS
    cun KOUNÂ
    curan KOURAGNOS
    cw(dd) KU
    cwan KAWÂ
    cwch KUKSOS
    cwd KUTIS
    cwl KULOS
    cwm KUMBÂ
    cwrw KURMÄN
    cwthr KUZDRON
    cwyddo KÊDET
    cwyno KAINÎT
    cwys KÊSSUS
    cychwynn- SKENDET
    cyfaill KOMALTIOS
    cyfarch KON ARKET
    cyfeiliorn ARE ORGET
    cyflawn KOMLÂNOS
    cyfoeth KON ÄNKET
    cyfogi KOMÂKUS
    cyfranc RO ÄNKET
    cyfrwy KON RIGET
    cyfyng KOMONGIS
    cylion KULIS
    cymer KOMBERON
    cymer- KON BERET
    cymes KON MEDITRO
    cymhwyllo KON QÊSLÂT
    cymryd KON BERET
    cymwyll KON QÊSLÂT
    cymyn- KON BINAT
    cynddaredd KUNODARIÂ
    Cynfelyn KUNOBELINOS
    cynhewi KON TAUSET
    cynhaeaf KENTUGIYAMON
    cynnau KON DAWET
    cynnal KONDELGON
    cynnud KONDAUTON
    cynnif KONSNÎMUS
    cynnydd- KON SNIYET
    cynt KENTUS
    Cynwal KUNOWALOS
    cyngad KONKATUS
    cyngor KONKOROS
    cyrraedd RO SAGIT
    cystlwn STLENDET
    cythlwng KENTULONGON
    cyw KUWOS
    cywain KON WEDET
    cywair KOWERIS
    cywaith KOWEKTIS
    cywedd- KON WEDET
    cywir KOWÎROS
    cywydd KOMWIDIS

    -ch SWÎS
    chwaer SWESÛR
    chwaeth SWAKTÂ
    chwain SKÄNDOS
    chwannen SKÄNDOS
    chwant SWANTUS
    chwarren SWORRINÂ
    chwardd- SWARIT
    chwech SWEKS
    chweched SWEKSETOS
    chwedl SKETLON
    chweg SWEKOS
    chwegr SWEKRUS
    chwegrwn SWEKRUNOS
    chwel SWELOS
    chwerfu SWERBET
    chwerthin SWARTIÛ
    chwerw SWERWOS
    chwi SWÎS
    chwiban SWÎQANON
    chwil SWELOS
    chwydu SKÊTIS
    chwyl SWELOS
    chwys SWISSIS
    chwythu SWÊZDET

    da DAGOS
    dadl DATLON
    daear DISAR
    dafad DAMATON
    dail DOLION
    dal(a) DELGET, DELGOS
    danadl NINATIS
    dant DÄNT
    dar DARUS
    darbwyllo ARE QÊSLÂT
    darn DARNON
    darogan WO KANET
    das DASSIS
    dau DWÂU
    daw DÂMOS, TO AGET
    dawn DÂNUS
    deddf DEDMÄN
    defnydd DAMNION
    deg DEKÄN
    Degannwy DEKÄNTOWION
    degfed DEKAMETOS
    deigr DAKRU
    deifio DOGUIT
    del DELIS
    delw DELÛ
    dengyn DANGINOS
    dera DERGOS
    derch DERKET
    derllid RO SLIYET
    derllydd- RO SLIYET
    derw DERWON
    deu- TO AGET
    deuddeg DWÂU DEKÄN
    di- DÎ
    diau DÎGOWIS, DIYÎUS
    dianc DÎ ÄNKET
    dichlyn KLINIT
    diddanu DÎ DANÂT
    dial DÎGALÂ
    diechyr DÎADKORIS
    diebryt UKS BERET
    difanw MENUS
    difa DÎ BÂSET
    diffodd EKS BÂDIT
    diffryd EKS BERET
    dile- DÎ LEGÂT
    dilyn- DÎ LINAT
    dinas DÛNON
    Dinbych BIKKOS
    Dingad DÛNOKATUS
    diofer- WO BERET
    diofryd WO BERET
    dir DÛROS
    diod DEGÛ
    diog DÎÂKIS
    dirfawr DÎROMÂRIS
    dirwy DÎRIYON
    diwedd DÎWEDON
    do TO
    doe DES
    dof DOMOS
    dol DOLOS
    Don DÛ
    dor DWORON
    draen DRAGENOS
    draenog DRAGENÂKOS
    dringo DRENGET
    drwg DRUKOS
    drws DWORESTU
    drwy TRI
    drych DRIKS
    dryd DRITOS
    drydw TRAZDUS
    dryll DRUSLION
    drysi DRISTIS
    dryw DRIWOS
    dug U(N)KET
    dull DEUKSION
    duw DÊWOS
    dwfn DUBNOS
    dwfr DUBROS
    dwg TO U(N)KET
    dwn DUSNOS
    dwrn DURNOS
    dwyn T(O)UKNIS
    dwyrain EKS REGET
    dwy DWÂU
    dy TÛ
    dy- TO, DU
    dybryd DUQRITIS
    dydd DIYÎUS
    Dyfed DEMETO-
    Dyfnien DUBNOGENOS
    Dyfnwal DUBNOWALOS
    dyffryn DUBROSENTUS
    dyfrgi DUBROKÛ
    dyfod TOBUTÂ
    dyg- TO U(N)KET
    dyled DLIGETON
    dyn DONIOS
    dyniorn DONIORGENÂ
    dyre- TO REGET
    dyrain TOREGNIS
    dywed- TO WETET
    dywawd WETET
    dyweddio EN WEDET
    -ddo SO

    -e SO
    e(ch)- EKS
    eang EKSONGIS
    eb(e), ebr SEQET
    ebol EQÂLOS
    ebrwydd EQORÊDOS
    edfryd ATEBRITIS
    edn ETNOS
    edrych EKS DRIKSKET
    ef SO
    efnys AMNISSOS
    efydd OMIYON
    efwr EBUROS
    ehed- ETET
    ehedeg EKS ETET
    ei SO
    eich SWÎS
    ein SNÎS
    eira ARG(I)ON
    eiriol ARE YÂLÎT
    eirif ADRÎMÂ
    eirin AGRÎNÂ
    eithaf EKTAMOS
    eithin AKTÎNÂ
    eistedd DÎ SEDET
    eithr EKTRI
    elain ELANÎ
    elfydd ALBIÛ
    eleni SIO-
    elin OLÎNÂ
    elwch ELUKOS
    ellyn ALTANÎ
    enaid ANATIS
    enfawr ANDEMÂROS
    ennaint ÄNDONIGÄNTION
    ennyn ÄNDE ENTET
    enw ANMÄN
    enynnu ÄNDE ENTET
    eog ESOKS
    epa EQOSAGITRO
    epil EQOSÎLON
    er ARE
    erch ERKOS
    erfid AREBÎTIS
    erfin ARBÎNON
    ergyr AREKOROS
    ergrynu ARE KRINET
    ergryd AREKRITIS
    erlid ARELÎTIS
    erlyn- ARE LINAT
    eryr ERUROS, AREORON
    esgar EKSKARANTS
    esgid EDSKÛTO-
    eu SO
    euod OGUIS
    ewig OWÎKÂ
    ewin ÄNGUÎNÂ
    ewyn OWINON
    ewythr AWENTROS

    -f ME
    -fa MAGOS
    fel SAMALIS
    fry BRIGS
    fy ME

    ffer SFERETS
    ffion SFIYONÂ
    ffon SFONDOS
    ffraeth SFRAKTOS
    ffraw SRÂMOS
    ffroen SROGNÂ
    ffrwd SRUTUS
    ffrwst SFUDSKET
    ffun SFOINÂ

    gaeaf GIYAMOS
    gaf- GABIT
    gafael GABAGLÂ
    gafl GABLOS
    gafr GABROS
    gair GARION
    galar GALAROS
    gan KÄNTÂ
    garr GARRÂ
    garm GARSMÄN
    garth GORTOS
    garw GARWOS
    gawr GÂRIS
    gefail GABALÎ, GOBÄNNS
    gefyn GEMELON
    gel GELUS
    gell GELOS
    gen GENUS
    genau GENUS
    geni GANITRO
    genni GÄNDET
    geneth GENETÂ
    giau GÎYÂ
    glain GLANÎ
    glân GLANOS
    glan GLÄNDOS
    glas GLASTOS
    gledd GLIYÂ
    glew GLIWOTS
    glin GLÛNON
    glo GOGLOS
    gloyw GLÊWOS
    glud GLOITON
    glwys GLÊSTIOS
    glyn GLÄNDOS
    glynu GLINAT
    gnawd GNÂTOS
    gnaws GNÂTOS
    go- WO
    gobennydd WOQENNION
    god GOTOS
    godeb WOTEQON
    Gododdin WOTÂDÎNO-
    godro WO TROGIT
    goddef WO DAMET
    goddaith WODEKTIS
    gof GOBÄNNS
    Gofannon GOBÄNNÛ
    gofid GÂBÎTUS
    gofer WOBERON
    gogof WOKUBÂ
    goganu WO KANET
    gogr WOKRI
    gogledd WOKLIYON
    gogryn(u) WO KRINAT
    gohebu WO SEQET
    golchi WOLKET
    golosgi WO LUKSKET
    golau WOLUGUS
    golud WOLOUTON
    golwg WOLUKON
    golwyth WOLUKTON
    gomedd EKS MEDITRO
    gor GOROS
    gor- WER
    gordd ORDOS
    goreu WERGOUSON
    gorfod WERBUTÂ
    gorfynt WERMENTUS
    gorffen WERQENNON
    gori GORIT
    gormes WERMESSUS
    goror WERORO-
    gorsedd WERSEDON
    gorsing WERSTÛNÂ
    gorugo WO ROIKÂT
    gorwydd WORÊDOS
    gosteg WOSTEKÂ
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    gwae WAI
    gwaed WAITO-
    gwaedd WAIDIS
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    gwaethl WEQTLON
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    gwest WESTIS
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    gwychi WOKSIS
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    gwynnawn WENDWÂNOS
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    gwyr WINDETRO
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    haid SATION
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    i DU
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    llwybr LÊQRI
    llwyd LÊTOS
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    llwyth LUKTUS
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    Llydaw LITAWÎ
    llyfasu LAMETRO
    llyfn SLIBNOS
    llyfu LIGIT
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    llyg(od) LUKÛTS
    llym SLIKSMOS
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    llyngyr SLUNKIR..
    llyn LINNIS, LINNU
    llynu LINAT
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    llyr LIROS
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    llysiau LUSTUS
    llyw LUWOS
    Llywarch LUGUMARKOS
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    Llywelyn LUGUBELINOS
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    -m ME
    mab MAQOS
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    mach MAKKOS
    mad MADUS
    maddau MATWÎT
    maeddu MAGIT
    Maelan MAGLAGNOS
    Maelgwn MAGLOKÛ
    maen MAGNOS
    maes MAGESTU
    maeth MAKT, MAKTON
    magu MAKET
    maidd MIZGOS
    maint MÄNTÎ
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    mam MAMMÂ
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    marw MARWOS
    marwnad MARWONATUS
    mathr MANTRON
    mawl MÂLIT
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    medi METET
    medel METELÂ
    medd MEDÂ, MEDU
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    mellten MELDENÂ
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    mes MESSUS
    methu MITON
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    mewn MEDOGNON
    mi ME
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    mil MÎLON
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    modrwy MÂTORÊGON
    modryb MÂTRIQÎ
    modrydaf MÂTRITAMÂ
    Modron MÂTRONÂ
    moel MAILOS, MAILÂ
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    mogi MUKON
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    mor MÂROS, MORI
    mordaith MORITIKTÂ
    mordwy MORITÊGS
    morddwyd MORYÊTS
    moresg MORISESKÂ
    morfa MORIMAGOS
    morgrug MORWIKROUKÂ
    morwyn MORIGNÂ
    moryd MORIITUS
    mul MOILOS
    mwg MUKON
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    mwy MÂYÛS
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    mwyar SMIYARON
    mwyd MÊTUS
    mwyn MÊNIS, MÊNON
    mwyth MUKTOS
    mygu MUKON
    mynawyd MINAWITS
    myned MUNET
    mynwgl MONIKLON
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    myrion MORWIS
    mysgu MIKSKET
    myswynog MISSUGNÂKÂ
    mywion MORWIS

    -n SNÎS
    na(c) NEK
    na(g) NEK
    nad NATUS
    naddu SNADET
    nai NEÛTS
    naid SNATIS
    nain NANÎ
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    namyn NEK MÂYOS
    nant NÄNTUS
    naw NEWÄN
    nawdd SNÂDIT
    nawf SNÂMUS
    nawfed NEUMETOS
    neb NEQOS
    nedd SNIDÂ
    Nedd NIDÂ
    neddau SNADIMOS
    neddyf SNADIMOS
    nef NEMOS
    neidr NATRIS
    neithiwr NOKTIÊR-
    ner NEROS
    nerth NERTON
    nesaf NETSAMOS
    neu NU, NEWE
    newid NEWÎTUS
    newydd NEWIOS
    newyn NOWÄNION
    ni NÎ, SNÎS
    nidr SNÎTRON
    nith NEKTÎ
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    nodwydd SNÂTOWIYO-
    nodd NUDÂ
    noddi SNÂDIT
    noe NÂWIÂ
    noeth NOKTOS
    nudd SNOUDOS
    Nudd NEUDONTS
    nus NEUSSUS
    nwyd NÊTUS
    nwyf NÊBÂ
    nwyfre NÊBOREYOS
    nych NIKSON
    nyddu SNIYET
    nyf SNIGIT
    nyth NIZDOS

    o AU
    ochr OKROS
    odi OTIT
    odid AUTÎTOS
    odyn ÂTIS
    oddf OZBUS
    oedd EST
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    oged OKETÂ
    onnen OSNOS
    or OROS
    -orn ORGENÂ
    Owain ESUGENOS

    pair QARIOS
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    pan QANÂ, QANÎ
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    pas QASTÂ
    pawb QÂQOS
    pedair QETWORES
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    pel QELÂ
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    pob QÂQOS
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    pryd QRITUS
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    pwy QÊ
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    rhad RATON, ERNAT


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    rhaith REKTUS
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    rhaw RÂMÄN
    rhawd RÂTUS
    rhawn RÂNOS
    rhech RITKÂ
    rhedeg RETET
    rhedyn RATINOS
    rhef REMROS
    rhefr REBRU
    rhegen RAKINÂ
    rhew RIWÂ
    rhewydd ROGIYOS
    rhi RÎGS
    Rhiannon RÎGÄNTONÂ
    rhiain RÎGANÎ
    rhidio RÎTIS
    rhif RÎMÂ
    rhin RÛNÂ
    rhisgl RÛSKÂ
    rhith RIKTUS
    rhiw RÎWÂ
    rhiydd RÎGION
    rhod ROTOS
    rhodio RÂTUS
    rhon RONDÂ
    rhoddi RO DEDET
    rhos ROSTOS
    rhudd ROUDOS
    rhuddion REUDOS
    rhuo REUGET
    rhuthr REUTRON
    rhwd RUZDON
    rhwth RUZDOS
    rhwydd RÊDIS
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    rhwym RÊGSMÄN
    rhwystr RÊSTRON
    rhy RO
    rhybudd ROBOUDON
    rhych RIKS
    rhydd RIYOS
    Rhydderch RODERKOS
    rhyfedd ROMEDON
    rhyferthwy ROBERTÊYOS
    rhygnu RIKNOS
    rhygyng KENGET
    rhysod RIKISTÎ
    rhysyn RIKISTÎ
    Rhywallawn ROWELLAUNOS

    -s SO
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    saith SEKTÄN
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    sarn STRINÂT
    sathru SALTRON
    sawdl STÂTLÂ
    sawdd SÂDIT
    se SEGET
    sedd SEDON
    sefydlu STAMUS
    sefyll STAMUS
    seithfed SEKTAMETOS
    serch STERKÂ
    seren STER-
    serr SERRÂ
    serth SERTOS
    sil SÎLON
    soddi SÂDIT
    swch SUKKOS
    syfi SUBIS
    syw SUWIDS

    -t TÛ
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    taer AGROS
    tafod TÄNGUÂTS
    tagu TAKET
    taid TATOS
    tail TALIÂ
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    tan TÄNOS
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    tangnef(edd) TANKNAM..
    tant TÄNTUS
    taradr TARATRON
    taran TARANUS
    tarf TARBOS
    tarw TARWOS
    tarw(y)den DERWÊTÂ
    taw TAUSET, TÂYET
    tawdd TÂDON
    tawel TAUSELOS
    tebyg TOQIKOS
    techu TEQET
    teg TEKOS
    teisen TAISTON
    teithi TENKTIOS
    telm TALSMIS
    tenau TANAWIOS
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    teyrn TEGERNOS
    Teyrnon TEGERNONOS
    -th TÛ
    ti TÛ
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    tir TÎROS
    tlawd TLÂTOS
    tlws TLUSSOS, TLUSSUS
    to TOGOS
    toddi TÂDIT
    toes TAISTON
    toi TOGIT
    ton TONDOS, TOSNÂ
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    tor TORROS
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    toreth TORETON
    tra- TARES
    traean TRIYANON
    traeth TRÂKTUS
    trai TRÂGÂ
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    tranc TRÄNKET
    trawd TRÂTUS
    trech(af) TREKSAMOS
    tref TREBON
    trefn TREBNÂ
    trengi TRÄNKET
    tri TRÎS
    tremynu MINAT
    tro TROGOS
    trochi TRONKET
    troed TRAITÂ
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    trothwy TRÂKTEYON
    tru TROUGOS
    trugaredd TROUGOKARIÂ
    trwm TRUTSMOS
    trwnc STRONKOS
    trwsgl TRUTSKOS
    trwy TRI
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    trydwll TRITUKSLOS
    trydydd TRITIYOS
    tryfer TRIBERU
    tu TOIBOS
    tud TEUTÂ
    twll TUKSLON
    twrch TORKOS
    twym TÊSMÄN
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    ty TEGOS
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    tynged TONKETON
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    tywyll TEMESLOS
    tywys TOMESSON
    tywysog TOWESSÂKOS

    ucharn OISFERNÂ
    uchenaid UKSANATUS
    ucher WESQEROS
    uchaf OUKSAMOS
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    udd YOUDOS
    ufel OIBELÂ
    uffarn OISFERNÂ
    ugain WIKÄNTÎ
    un OINOS
    Urien ORBIOGENOS
    uwch OUKSU
    uwd YUTUS

    wrth WRIT
    wy OGOS
    wybr ERQOS
    wyf EST
    wyneb ENIQÂ
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    y SINDOS
    ych UKSÛ
    yd ITUS
    ydlan ITULANDÂ
    Y Fenny GOBÄNNIO-
    yfu IBET
    ym- ÄMBI
    ymenyn ÄMBÄN
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    ymyl ÄMBILON
    yn EN
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    ys EST, ED-
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    ysgien SKESENÂ
    ysgogi SKOKIT
    ysgwyd SKÊTON
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    yslath SLAZDÂ
    ystarn STRINÂT
    ystlynedd STLENDET
    ystlys STLISSUS
    ystrad STRATON
    ystwyth STUKTOS
    Ystwyth STUKTIÂ
    yw EST
    ywen IWOS

    Old Breton

    air AGRON
    angan ÄNDOGANON
    anre ÄNDORÊGON
    arcogued KON WEDET
    attanoc ETANÎ
    bann BÄNDUS
    bodin BODÎNÂ
    boutig BOUTEGOS
    brehant BRÂGÄNTS
    Brocmail BROKKOMAGLOS
    celmed KALMIOS
    cnoch KNOKKOS
    didanuud DÎ DANÂT
    drog(n) DRUNGOS
    guerg WERGOS
    Gueuran WESURANDÂ
    guohi WOKSIS
    hedr SITROS
    Hencar SENOKAROS
    lau LAGUS
    lei LAGIÛS
    linom LINAT
    madau MADAWOS
    mael MAGLOS
    meid MIZGOS
    orgiat ORGET
    recter RÂKOTERON
    rit RÎTUS
    rogedou ROGIYOS
    stledm STLEDMÄN
    strum SREUSMÄN
    Tiernmael TEGERNOMAGLOS
    tinsot TINUT
    treb TREBON

    Middle Breton

    alazn ANATLÂ
    annhezaff ÄNDE SEDET
    arazr ARATRON
    arch- ARKET
    balazn BANATLON
    ban- BÄNNÂ
    benaff BINAT
    bezred BEDORÂTIS
    bri BRÎGON
    caffou KAMUS
    compred KOMBRITÂ
    dazrou DAKRU
    dervoeden DERWÊTÂ
    dileffn SLIBNOS
    diougan WO KANET
    dioverat WO BERET
    dirhaes RO SAGIT
    doen T(O)UKNIS
    druill DRUSLION
    eff SO
    eintaff OINOTAMOS
    eizdek OKTÛ DEKÄN
    englenaff GLINAT
    erer ERUROS
    ezn ETNOS
    -ff ME
    gnou GNÂWOS
    goret WORETON
    gozro WO TROGIT
    gozronket WO TRONKET
    haezl SAGETLON
    hen SINDOS
    hezr SITROS
    hiziu DIYÎUS
    hoazl SAITLON
    hoz SWÎS
    huanat UKSANATUS
    kazr KATROS
    kroezr KRÊTRON
    lafuaez LAMETRO
    leuzr LÂTRON
    leuzraff LÂTRON
    louazr LOWATRON
    lozn LUTNOS
    mozreb MÂTRIQÎ
    nazr NATRIS
    ouff EST
    out EST
    quehezl KONSKETLON
    ros ROSTOS
    rouegaff RÊKET
    seul TÂLIS
    seuzl STÂTLÂ
    stlen STLENDET
    tarazr TARATRON
    tnou TNOWON
    tremen MINAT
    y SO
    -zaff SO

    Breton

    a Â, AU, AGET
    aber ADBERON
    aberzh UKS BERET
    abrant ABRÄNTS
    ac’houez WÊDÛ
    ael AKSILÂ
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    am ÄMBI
    amann ÄMBÄN
    ambroug SÄN BRONKET
    amezeg ÄMB(I)AKTOS
    amoug ÄMBI UKET
    amzer ATSMUSTERÂ
    an SINDOS
    anaon ANAMÛ
    anañv ANEMIS
    anken ÄNKENÂ
    ankoù ÄNKEWES
    annoar ANDERÂ
    anv ANMÄ
    aon OBNÂ
    aot ALTON
    aotenn ALTANÎ
    aotrou ALTRAMÛ
    araok RÂK...
    arar ARATRON
    arat ARIT
    arboellañ ARE QÊSLÂT
    arc’hant ARGÄNTON
    arouez AREWIDION
    arzorn AREDURNON
    askourn ASTOKORNON
    aval ABALU
    avalenn ABALLÂ
    avank ABÄNKOS
    avel AWELÂ
    aven ABÛ
    avu AWOISON

    banal BANATLON
    banv BANWOS
    bara BAREGON
    barnañ BARNAT
    barr BARROS
    barzh BARDOS
    bec’h BASKIS
    bed BITUS
    beler BERUROS
    ber BERU
    bered BEDORÂTIS
    berr BIRROS
    bestl BISTLI
    beure BÂREGON
    beuzin BÂDIT
    bev BIWOS
    bez BEDON, BIYET
    bezvenn BETÛ
    bihan BIKKAGNOS
    binenn BIYAMON
    biou BOUS
    birviñ BERWET
    biz BISTIS
    ble MLIDUS
    blein BLAKNON
    bleiz BLEDIOS
    bleud MLÂTON
    bleunienn BLÂTUS
    bleuñvenn BLÂTUS
    blev BLIWÂ
    blin BLÎNOS
    blizenn BLÊDANÎ
    bloaz BLÊDOS
    blod MLÂTIS
    blouiñ BLUNGET
    boed BÊTON
    bolc’h BOLGOS
    bomm BÊSMÄN
    bouc’hal BIYASLIS
    boulc’h BOLKOS
    bout BUTÂ
    bouzar BUDAROS
    bran BRANÂ
    braz BRASSOS
    bre BRIGÂ
    brec’h BRIKKOS
    brein MRAKNOS
    breinar MRAKNOARON
    brennigen BARÄNDÎKOS
    bresañ BRESTOS
    bresk BRESKUS
    breur BRÂTÎR
    breut BRÂTUS
    brev BRÂWÛ
    Briek BRÎGÂKOS
    briz MRIKTOS
    broc’h BROKKOS
    bronn BRUSÛ
    brout BRUTUS
    brozh BRATTOS
    brug WROIKOS
    bugel BOUKOLIS
    buoc’h BOUKÂ
    buz BOUDI

    c’hoar SWESÛR
    c’hoarzh- SWARIT
    c’hoarzhin SWARTIÛ
    c’houec’h SWEKS
    c’houedañ SKÊTIS
    c’houerv SWERWOS
    c’houezañ SWÊZDET
    c’houezek SWEKS DEKÄN
    c’hwannen SKÄNDOS
    c’hwant SWANTUS
    c’hwenenn SKÄNDOS
    c’hwez SWAKTÂ
    c’hweziñ SWISSIS
    c’hwi SWÎS
    c’hwiban SWÎQANON

    d- TO
    da DAGOS, DU, TÛ
    dael DATLON
    daerou DAKRU
    dant DÄNT
    dañvad DAMATON
    danvez DAMNION
    daou DWÂU
    daouzek DWÂU DEKÄN
    dec’h DES
    dehou DEKSIWÂ
    deil DOLION
    deiz DIYÎUS
    dek DEKÄN
    dekvet DEKAMETOS
    dellezañ RO SLIYET
    den DONIOS
    denañ DINUT
    derc’hel DELGET
    deroueden DERWÊTÂ
    derv DERWON
    deu- TO AGET
    deuñv DÂMOS
    deviñ DOGUIT
    di- DÎ
    dial DÎGALÂ
    died DEGÛ
    diek DÎÂKIS
    dimeziñ EN WEDET
    diou DWÂU
    direzañ RO SAGIT
    diskogellañ SKOKIT
    dle- DLIGET
    doñv DOMOS
    dor DWORON
    doredou DWORATON
    dorojou DWORATON
    dorn DURNOS
    douar DISAR
    doue DÊWOS
    doug- TO UKET
    doun DUBNOS
    dour DUBROS
    dourgi DUBROKÛ
    draen DRAGENOS
    dramm DRAKSMÄN
    dre TRI
    dred TRAZDUS
    dremm DRIKSMÂ
    drez DRISTIS
    drouk DRUKOS
    du DUBUS

    e IDE, SO
    eaz AGET
    ebeul EQÂLOS
    ebr ERQOS
    ed ITUS
    ein ETNOS
    eil ALIOS
    eizh OKTÛ
    eizhvet OKTÛMETOS
    emolc’h SELGÂ
    empenn ENQENNION
    ene ANAMÛ
    eneb ENIQÂ
    enez ENISTÎ
    enk EKSONGIS
    entre ENTRI
    eo EST
    eok EKSÂKIS, ESOKS
    eon OWINON
    eontr AWENTROS
    er ERUROS
    erc’h ARG(I)ON
    ere ADRÊGON
    etev ATEDAWON
    etre ENTRI
    euvor AUBEROS
    evañ IBET
    evn ETNOS
    evor EBUROS
    ez IDE
    eze SNADIMOS

    faoutañ SKOLTON
    felc’h SFELGÂ
    fled SFLITÂ
    fraezh SFRAKTOS
    frav SRAWÂ
    fri SREGOS
    frig SRUKON
    fron SROGNÂ
    froud SRUTUS
    froug SRUKON

    gant KÄNTÂ
    gaol GABLOS
    gaou GOWÂ
    garan GARANOS
    garm GARSMÄN
    garr GARRÂ
    garv GARWOS
    garzh GORTOS
    gavr GABROS
    gelaouenn GELUS
    gell GELOS
    genel GANITRO
    genou GENUS
    geot GELTON
    ger GARION
    geun WÂGNO-
    glac’h GALARON
    glad WLATIS
    glan GLANOS
    glann GLÄNDOS
    glaou GOGLOS
    glec’h WLIQUS
    gleizh WLIDU
    glep WLIQUS
    glin GLÛNON
    gloan WLANÂ
    goad WAITO-
    goaf WOGAISOS
    goañv GIYAMOS
    goar WINDETRO
    gober WOQROYON
    goero WO TROGIT
    gor GOROS
    gou- WO
    gouestl GÊSTLOS
    gouelan WOWILA
    gouenn WENIÂ
    gouez WÊDOS
    goumon WIKSMONÂ
    goun WINDETRO
    gounez- WO GNIYET
    gounit WOGNÎTUS
    gouli WOLÎS
    gouloù WOLUGUS
    gour- WER-
    gour WIROS
    gourfenn WERQENNON
    gouriz WOKRISSUS
    gourner WO KRINAT
    gourvent WERMENTUS
    gous WINDETRO
    goustat WOSTATOS
    gouver WOBERON
    gouz- WINDETRO
    gouzañv WO DAMET
    gov GOBÄNNS
    govell GOBÄNNS
    goz WODOS
    gra WRAGET
    gre GREGIS
    grec’h WRIGÄNTS
    greun GRÂNON
    grizienn WRADION
    grouan GRIYANON
    gwal WALIS
    gwalc’h WOLGOS
    gwalc’hiñ WOLKET
    gwan WASNOS
    gwar WÊROS
    gwas WOSTOS
    gwaskañ WASKET
    gwasked WOSKÂTUS
    gwazh WAKT...
    gwazhi WÊTIS
    gweañ WEGET
    gwech WEKTIS
    gweg WIKOS
    gwele WOLEGION
    gwelout WELÎT
    gwennili WANDELÂ
    Gwened WENETO-
    gwenn WINDOS
    gwent WENTOS
    gweñviñ WISUS
    gwerin WORÎNÂ
    gwern WERNOS
    gwerzid WERTETS
    gwevn WITNOS
    gwez WIDU
    gwezh WEKTIS
    gwinizh WONIKTOS
    gwiñver WÎWEROS
    gwiskañ WÎSKET
    gwiv WÎSUS
    gwiz WETSÎ
    gwrac’h WRAKKÂ
    gwreg WRAKÎ
    gwrez GRENSON
    gwriat WRIGET

    ha(g) ADQE
    had SATON
    hael SAGETLON
    hakr SAKROS
    halegenn SALIKS
    hanter SÄNTERON
    hantez SÄNTIOS
    hañv SAMOS
    hañval SAMALIS
    hañvesk SAMOSISQÎ
    he SO
    he- SU-
    hed SITUS, SATION
    heglev SUKLUWOS
    heiz SASION
    heizes SIDOS
    heñ SO
    hen SO, SENOS
    hent SENTUS
    henozh NOKTS
    heol SÂULIOS
    hep SEQOS
    here SIDOTREBON
    hesk SISQOS, SESKÂ
    hesp SISQOS
    heul ESOLOS
    hevlene SIO-
    hi SO
    higolenn ÂKUS
    hili SALÎMÂ
    hir SÎROS
    hirin AGRÎNÂ
    hiriv DIYÎUS
    ho SO, SWÎS
    hoal SAITLON
    hoc’h SWÎS, SUKKOS
    holen SALENON
    hon SNÎS
    horz ORDOS
    houarn ISARNON
    hud SOITOS
    hun SOUNOS
    huzil SOUDIKLON

    ilin OLÎNÂ
    int EST
    intañv OINOTAMOS
    irvin ARBÎNON
    is ÎSSU
    itron ALTRAMONÎ
    iven IWOS
    ivin ÄNGUINÂ
    izel ÎSSELOS

    kac’h KAKKOS
    kae KAG(I)ON
    kaer KATROS
    kaezh KAKTOS
    kalc’h KALGOS
    kalet KALETOS
    kalvez KALMIOS
    kamm KAMBOS, KENGET
    kammet KAMBETÂ
    kanañ KANET
    kant KANTOS, KÄNTON
    kañv KAMUS
    kar KARANTS
    karet KARÂT
    karez KARIÂ
    karn KARNU
    karr KARROS
    karreg KARRIKÂ
    karv KARWOS
    karvan KARBÄNTON
    kas KASSOS
    kavan KAWÂ
    kavout KAET
    kazarc’h KASSIERGON
    kazel KÄNKSALÎ
    kein KEBNON
    keinañ KAINÎT
    kel KONSKETLON
    kelenn KOLINOS
    kelien KULIS
    kell KALLION
    kelorn KELURNOS
    kelvez KOSLOS
    kember KOMBERON
    kemener KON BINAT
    ken KANIS
    kenn KENNÂ
    kent KENTUS
    ker KAGERON
    kerc’h KORKIOS
    kere KARIOS
    kern KERNÂ
    kerzhinenn KAIRÂTINOS
    kerzhout KERDET
    keuneud KONDAUTON
    keuz KÂDOS
    kev KOWOS
    kevre KOMRÊGON
    ki KÛ
    kig KÎKUS
    kil KÛLOS
    kilheg KALIÂKOS
    klañv KLAMOS
    klazañ KLADET
    kleiz KLIYOS
    kleizenn KRENKTON
    kleuz KLÂDOS
    klevet KLUNUTRO
    kleze KLADIBOS
    kloc’h KLOKKON
    klouar KLISAROS
    kloued KLÊTÂ
    klun KLOUNIS
    koad KAITON
    koag KAIKOS
    koll KOLDON
    kollañv KOLDON
    kolen KOLIGNOS
    komm KUMBÂ
    koñvok KOMÂKUS
    korr(ig) KORROS
    kouezañ KÊDET
    kougoñ WOKUBÂ
    kounnar KUNODAR(I)Â
    kouñv KOMENS
    kouronkañ WO TRONKET
    kourz KUZDRON
    kozh KOZDOS
    krag KRAKOS
    kraoñ KNÛS
    krec’h KNOKKOS
    krediñ KREDDET
    kreiriou KREDRON
    kreiz KRIDION
    krenañ KRINET
    krenn KRUNNIS
    kreñv KRIMOS
    kreoñ KNABION
    kreviañ KNABION
    krez KRISSUS
    krib KRÎQÂ
    kroc’hen KROKNOS
    krogen KROKNOS
    kromm KRUMBOS
    krouer KRÊTRON
    krug KROUKÂ
    kuñv KOIMOS
    kuzhat KEUDET

    lagad LUKAT-
    lamm LENGET
    lann LANDÂ
    lanv LANWON
    laou LUS-
    laouen LOWENOS
    laouer LOWATRON
    lavar LABAROS
    lavaret LABARÂTRO
    lavreg LÂTRON
    lazañ SLADET
    lazh SLAZDÂ
    le LUG(I)ON
    leat LIGIT
    lec’h LEGOS, LEKKÂ
    lec’hid LEGETÂ
    ledan LITANOS
    leiz LEGÂT
    lemm SLIKSMOS
    lenker SLUNKIR...
    lenn LINNÂ, LINNIS
    leñv LEMOS
    ler LETRON
    lerc’h LORGOS
    leskiñ LUKSKET
    leun LÂNOS
    leur LÂRON, LÂTRON
    leviañ LUWOS
    lez LISSOS, LETSÂ
    lez- LISSO-
    liac’h LÎÄNKS
    lid LÎTUS
    lies ELUS
    linad NINATIS
    liñvañ LÎMÂ
    liorzh LUBIGORTOS
    liv LÎWÂ
    livrizh LEMOMLIKTON
    loa LÊGÂ
    loar LUGRÂ
    loen LUTNOS
    loer LÂTRON
    logodenn LUKÛTS
    lonkañ SLUNKET
    lorc’henn LORGOS
    lost LUSTÂ
    louarn LOWERNOS
    louet LÊTOS
    louzou LUSTUS
    lovr LUBROS
    luc’hedenn LEUKETS
    ludu LOUTUS
    lugern LEUKORNON
    luskañ LEUSKET

    -m ME
    ma ME
    mab MAQOS
    maen MAGNOS
    magañ MAKET
    malgudenn MALEKS
    malan MANATLON
    malvenn MALEKS
    malañ MELET
    mamm MAMMÂ
    mantrañ MANTRON
    mao MAGUS
    maouez MAGUS
    maout MOLTOS
    mar MÂROS
    marc’heg MARKÂKOS
    marg MARGÂ
    marv MARWOS
    mat MATUS
    matez MAQODAKTÎ
    me ME
    mediñ METET
    mel MELI, SMERU
    melchen MELITIONES
    melen MELINOS
    menez MONION
    mennout MENDET
    ment MÄNTÎ
    merc’h MERKÂ
    merdeiñ MORITÊGS
    mergl MERGIS
    merien MORWIS
    meskañ MIKSKET
    meud MÂTÂ
    meur MÂROS
    meuliñ MÂLIT
    mevel METELÂ
    mez MEDU, MAGESTU
    mezañ MAGIT
    mezh MINAT
    Mezheven MEDIOSAMINON
    mezv MEDWOS
    milis MELISSOS
    min MÎKNON
    minaoued MINAWITS
    minvig MENUS
    miz MÎNS
    moal MAILOS
    moan MÊNIS
    moereb MÂTRIQÎ
    mog MUKON
    moged MUKON
    mont MUNET
    mor MORI
    morzhed MORYÊTS
    moualc’h MESALÂ
    mouar SMIYARON
    moue MONGÂ
    mougañ MUKON
    mui MÂYÛS

    -n ME, SNÎS
    na(g) NEK
    nadoz SNÂTOWIYO-
    naer NATRIS
    nant NÄNTUS
    naontek NEWÄN DEKÄN
    naoun NOWÄNION
    nask NASKON
    naskañ NASKET
    nav NEWÄN
    naved NEUMETOS
    ne NÎ
    nebeud NEQOS
    nec’h NIKSON
    neizh NIZDOS
    neizheur NOKTIÊR-
    neñv NEMOS
    nerzh NERTON
    nesañ NETSAMOS
    neud SNÂTOS
    neuñv SNÂMUS
    nev NÂWIÂ
    nevez NEWIOS
    nez SNIDÂ
    neze SNADIMOS
    nezañ SNIYET
    ni SNÎS, NEÛTS
    nijal SNATIS
    niz NEKTÎ
    nizañ NIGIT
    noazh NOKTOS

    oa EST
    oan OGNOS
    -oc’h SWÎS
    oc’hen UKSÛ
    oged OKETÂ
    onnen OSNOS
    oun EST
    ouzh WRIT

    paz QASTÂ
    peder QETWORES
    pell QELÂ, QELLOS
    pemp QENQE
    pempet QENQETOS
    pemzek QENQE DEKÄN
    penn QENNON
    pep QÂQOS
    per QARIOS
    pet QORI
    peuriñ QÂRON
    pevar QETWORES
    pevare QETWORIOS
    pevarzek QETWORES DEKÄN
    pez QEZDIS
    piv QÊ
    poazh QOKTOS
    pobañ QOQIT
    poell QÊSLÂ
    pred QRITUS
    prenañ QRINAT
    prenn QRENNON
    preñv QRIMIS
    pri QRÎYETS

    rak RÂK...
    raden RATINOS
    rankout RO ÄNKET
    rann RASNÂ
    rañved RÂMOSENTUS
    razhañ RAZDET
    re- RO
    redek RETET
    regez RIKISTÎ
    regin RÊKET
    reizh REKTUS
    reiñ RO DEDET
    reor REBRU
    reter RÂKOTERON
    reun RÂNOS
    reunig RÂNOS
    rev RIWÂ
    rin RÛNÂ
    rod ROTOS
    rouestl RÊSTRON
    rouez RÊDIS
    run ROINOS
    rusk RÛSKÂ
    ruz ROUDOS

    sall SALDOS
    saotr SALTRON
    saotrañ SALTRON
    seitek SEKTÄN DEKÄN
    seizh SEKTÄN
    seizhved SEKTAMETOS
    seul STÂTLÂ
    sil SÎTLON
    sivienn SUBIS
    skañv SKAMNOS
    skavenn ISKAWOS
    skejañ SKIYET
    skeud SKÂTUS
    skevent SKAMÄNTES
    skoaz SKÊDON
    skod SKOTÂ
    skoed SKÊTON
    skuizh SKÎTOS
    soc’h SUKKOS
    spezed SQIYATS
    staoñ STAMNON
    ster STAGRÂ
    steren STER-
    strad STRATON
    stronk STRONKOS
    stum STEUKSMÄN

    -t TÛ
    tad TATOS
    tagan TAKET
    talm TALSMIS
    tamm TENDET
    tan TÄNOS
    tanav TANAWIOS
    tanvouez TOMESSON
    tarar TARATRON
    tarv TARWOS
    te TÛ
    tec’hout TEQET
    teir TRÎS
    tek TEKOS
    teod TÄNGUÂ
    teskañ EKS SEKET
    teurog TÂRUKÂ
    teuziñ TÂDÎT
    tev TEGUS
    tevel TAUSELOS, TEMESLOS
    ti TEGOS
    tiñvañ TUMET
    tir TÎROS
    tiz TÊGET
    to TOGOS
    toaz TAISTON
    tomm TÊSMÄN
    tonkañ TONKIT
    tonket TONKETON
    tonn TOSNÂ
    tor TORROS
    touiñ TONGET
    tourc’h TORKOS
    traouñ TNOWON
    trec’h TREKSAMOS
    trec’hañ TREKSAMOS
    trede TRITIYOS
    Treger TRIKORIO-
    tregont TRIKONTES
    treid TRAGETS
    treut TLÂTOS
    treuzou TRÂKTEYON
    tri TRÎS
    trizek TRÎS DEKÄN
    tro TROGOS
    troad TRAITÂ
    tu TOIBOS
    tud TEUTÂ

    uc’h OUKSU
    ugent WIKÄNTÎ
    uhel OUKSELOS
    un OINOS
    unnek OINOS DEKÄN
    va ME
    vi OGOS

    war lerc’h LORGOS

    yac’h YAKKOS
    yaou- YEWIÛS
    yaouank YEWÄNKOS
    yar YARÂ
    yelo ELLÂT
    yen YEG(I)NOS
    yev YUGON
    yezh YEKTIS
    yod YUTUS
    youl YÂLOS
    yourc’h YORKOS

    -z TÛ
    -zañ SO
    ze SIO-
    -ze SO
    -zi SO

    Old Cornish

    abrans AMBRÄNTS
    als ALTON
    amenen ÄMBÄN
    aradar ARATRON
    auon ABÛ
    banathel BANATLON
    baneu BANWOS
    beler BERUROS
    bis BISTIS
    blot MLÂTON
    brou BRÂWÛ
    bruit MRIKTOS
    dar DARUS
    diot DEGÛ
    doy DES
    dreis DRISTIS
    ebol EQÂLOS
    ehoc ESOKS
    elin OLÎNÂ
    eneb ENIQÂ
    eskit EDSKÛTO-
    euitor AWENTROS
    euuin ÄNGUÎNÂ
    fer SFERETS
    garan GARANOS
    geluin GULBÎNÂ
    gols WOLTOS
    goyf GIYAMOS
    gre GREGIS
    gronen GRÂNON
    grueiten WRADION
    grugis WOKRISSUS
    guedeu WIDWÂ
    guern WERNOS
    guhien WOKSIS
    guistel GÊSTLOS
    gurthit WERTETS
    gurthuher WESQEROS
    haloin SALENON
    heschen SESKÂ
    hiuin IWOS
    hweger SWEKRÛ
    hwigeren SWEKRUNOS
    ieu YUGON
    iey YEGIS
    irch ARG(I)ON
    caid KAKTOS
    karn carn KARNU
    chefals ALTOS
    chefuidoc KOMÄNKTION
    kelionen KULIS
    kelli KALDIS
    chereor KARIOS
    chil KÛLOS
    chic KÎKUS
    kinethel KENETLON
    claf KLAMOS
    collet KOLDON
    coloin KOLIGNOS
    colwiden KOSLOS
    kreis KRISSUS
    croin KROKNOS
    kyniaf KENTUGIYAMON
    les LESSON
    linhat NINATIS
    liu LÎWÂ
    lorch LORGOS
    midil METELÂ
    modereb MÂTRIQÎ
    moelh MESALÂ
    morboit MORYÊTS
    *mordoit MORYÊTS
    noi NEÛTS
    noit NEKTÎ
    oir UGROS
    per QARIOS
    regyth RIKISTÎ
    rid RITUS
    sceuens SKAMÄNTES
    talch TALKON
    teilu TEGOSLOUGOS
    toim TÊSMÄN
    torch TORKOS
    yorch YORKOS

    Cornish

    a Â, AGET
    aga SO
    agan SNÎS
    agas SWÎS
    am ÄMBI
    an SINDOS, SNÎS
    anken ÄNKENÂ
    ankow ÄNKEWES
    annedhy ÄNDE SEDET
    argh- ARKET
    arghans ARGÄNTON
    as SWÎS
    ascorn ASTOKORNON
    aswon GNINUT
    aultra ALTRAMÛ
    aval ABALU
    awel AWELÂ

    bara BAREGON
    barth BARDOS
    beth BEDON, BIYET
    ber BERU
    blejan BLÂTUS
    blethen BLÊDANÎ
    blyn BLAKNON
    blythen BLÊDANÎ
    boaz BAISSON
    boell BIYASLIS
    bom BÊSMÄN
    bos BÊTON
    both BUD(I)Â
    bothar BUDAROS
    boys BÊTON
    bramm BRAGET
    bras MARNET
    bre BRIGÂ
    brentyn BRIGÄNTÎNOS
    bres BRÂTUS
    broder BRÂTÎR
    bry BRÎGON
    bryangen BRÂGÄNTS
    bugel BOUKOLIS
    bugh BOUKÂ
    buthy BÂDIT
    bys BITUS
    bystel BISTLI

    chy TEGOS

    d- TO
    da DAGOS
    dager DAKRU
    dalh- DELGET
    dans DÄNT
    daras DWORATON
    davas DAMATON
    def DÂMOS
    deg- TO UKET
    degves DEKAMETOS
    dek DEKÄN
    den DONIOS
    dene DINUT
    deth DIYÎUS
    dewthek DWÂU DEKÄN
    dhe DU
    do- TO AGET
    domethy EN WEDET
    don T(O)UKNIS
    dor DISAR
    dour DUBROS
    dow DWÂU
    down DUBNOS
    dren DRAGENOS
    dry RO DEDET
    du DUBUS
    due TO AGET
    dufyth EKS BÂDIT
    duk U(N)KET
    dy- DÎ
    dyal DÎGALÂ
    dyec DÎÂKIS
    dyffres EKS BERET
    dyghow DEKSIWÂ
    dynnargh ANDEARKON
    dythane DÎ DANÂT
    dyw DWÂU

    eatag OKTÛ DEKÄN


    eath OKTÛ
    eathas OKTÛMETOS
    ednack OINOS DEKÄN
    ef SO
    ello ELLÂT
    er ERUROS
    eth AGET
    ethen ETNOS
    eyll ALIOS

    -f ME
    -fa MAGOS
    feljan SKOLTON
    fesky SFUDSKET
    frau SRAWÂ
    freth SFRAKTOS
    frig SREGOS

    gans KÄNTÂ
    ganow GENUS
    gavel GABAGLÂ
    gaver GABROS
    gew WOGAISOS
    -gh SWÎS
    gleb WLIQUS
    glow GOGLOS
    go- WO
    gober WOQROYON
    golhy WOLKET
    gon WINDETRO
    gones WOGNÎTUS
    gor- WER
    gor WINDETRO
    gordheby WRIT SEQET
    gorfen WERQENNON
    goth- WINDETRO
    gothaf WO DAMET
    gour WIROS
    goys WAITO-
    grow GRAWÂ
    gruk WER U(N)KET
    guartha WERTAMOS
    guely WOLEGION
    gueres WORETON
    gueyth WIDU
    gura WRAGET
    gurek WRAKÎ
    gwa- WO
    gwaneth WONIKTOS
    gwas WOSTOS
    gwels GELTON
    gweth WEKTIS
    gwis WETSÎ
    gwia WEGET
    gwrah WRAKKÂ
    gwyns WENTOS

    haf SAMOS
    hanow ANMÄN
    hanter SÄNTERON
    haval SAMALIS
    heb SEQOS
    hellys SELGÂ
    hen SENOS, SINDOS
    hethy SAGIT
    hethew DIYÎUS
    heul SÂULIOS
    hir SÎROS
    hor SWESÛR
    horn ISARNON
    houl SÂULIOS
    huhel OUKSELOS
    hus SOITOS
    hweja SKÊTIS
    hy SO

    i SO

    kal KALGOS
    cam KAMBOS, KENGET
    kane KANET
    cans KÄNTON
    kare KARÂT
    cas KATUS
    kazal KÄNKSALÎ
    kemer- KON BERET
    kemer(th) BERET
    kemeres KOMBRITÂ
    keser KASSIERGON
    kledh KLÂDOS
    clegar KLOKERON
    clewas KLUNUTRO
    clor KLISAROS
    clun KLOUNIS
    kneu KNABION
    kor KURMÄN
    coth KOZDOS
    cov KOMENS
    coys KAITON
    creys KRIDION
    cresy KREDDET
    crohen KROKNOS
    crow KREWÂ
    cueth KÂDOS
    cuf KOIMOS
    kullyek KALIÂKOS
    kyns KENTUS

    lanwes LANWON
    lauasos LAMETRO
    le LEGOS
    ledan LITANOS
    lergh LORGOS
    lo LÊGÂ
    losky LUKSKET
    low LUS-
    lowarn LOWERNOS
    lowarth LUBIGORTOS
    lowen LOWENOS
    lower ROWERON
    luef LÂMÂ

    -m ME
    maghteth MAQODAKTÎ
    manal MANATLON
    marh MARKOS
    maw MAGUS
    meneth MONION
    mes MAGESTU
    meul MEMBLÂ
    meur MÂROS
    mok MUKON
    mols MOLTOS
    mor SMIYARON
    moren MORIGNÂ
    moreth MORGETUS
    mowes MAGUS
    moy MÂYÛS
    muryon MORWIS
    my ME
    myn MÎKNON

    -n SO, SNÎS
    nader NATRIS
    nans NÄNTUS
    nasweth SNÂTOWIYO-
    nawas NEUMETOS
    nawnzack NEWÄN DEKÄN
    nebes NEQOS
    nehuer NOKTIÊR-
    neith NIZDOS
    nerth NERTON
    nessa NETSAMOS
    nethe SNIYET
    noyth NOKTOS
    ny NÎ, SNÎS

    o EST
    of EST
    ohan UKSÛ
    on OGNOS
    onnen OSNOS
    orth WRIT
    os EST
    ow ME
    oy OGOS
    oys AISSON

    paz QASTÂ
    peder QETWORES
    pell QELLOS
    perna QRINAT
    peswar QETWORES
    peswere QETWORIOS
    pobas QOQIT
    prenne QRINAT
    pry QRÎYETS
    pryf QRIMOS
    prys QRITUS
    pup QÂQOS
    puzwarthackQETWORESDEKÄN
    pympes QENQETOS
    pymthek QENQE DEKÄN
    pyw QÊ

    ran RASNÂ
    resek RETET
    ruth ROUDOS
    ry RO DEDET

    -s SO, TÛ
    seitag SEKTÄN DEKÄN
    seyth SEKTÄN
    seythves SEKTAMETOS
    scaff SKAMNOS
    skez SKÂTUS
    scoth SKÊDON
    spethes SQIYATS
    steren STER-
    suel TÂLIS

    tan TÄNOS
    tanow TANAWIOS
    tardar TARATRON
    tas TATOS
    taves TÄNGUÂ
    ter TRÎS
    tew TEGUS
    -th TÛ
    the TÛ
    -the SO
    -tho SO
    -thy SO
    to TOGOS
    to- TONGET
    toyth TÊGET
    tremena MINAT
    trein SROGNÂ
    trethek TRÎS DEKÄN
    treys TRAGETS
    tro TROGOS
    troys TRAITÂ
    try TRÎS
    trys TRAGETS
    trysse TRITIYOS
    tu TOIBOS
    tus TEUTÂ
    ty TÛ
    tyn TÛKNÂ
    tyr TÎROS

    ugens WIKÄNTÎ
    ugh OUKSU
    un OINOS

    whegh SWEKS
    wherow SWERWOS
    whethl SKETLON
    whettak SWEKS DEKÄN
    why SWÎS
    whythe SWÊZDET

    y SO, IDE
    yagh YAKKOS
    yen YEG(I)NOS
    yll ALIOS
    ympynnyon ENQENNION
    yns EST
    yntre ENTRI
    yowynk YEWÄNKOS
    ys ITUS
    yth IDE
    yu EST

    C. CONTINENTAL CELTIC

    Gaulish

    *Aballon- ABALLON-
    *Aballoialon ABALLOYALON
    Adbogius ADBOGIOS
    Adbucilli ADBOGIOS
    Adbugiounae ADBOGIONÂ
    ades ED-
    adgarion ADGARIOS
    Αδοβογιωνη ADBOGIONÂ
    Aedui AIDWO-
    *agrînion- AGRÎNÂ
    Alba ALBÂ
    Albio ALBIOS
    *Albioduron ALBIODURON
    Albiorigi ALBIORÎGS
    Allobroges ALLOMROGES
    *Altoialon ALTOYALON
    *Altomagos ALTOMAGOS
    ambactus ÄMB(I)AKTOS
    ambi- ÄMBI
    Ambicatus ÄMBIKATUS
    *ambostâ BOSTÂ
    ande- ANDE, ÄNDE
    Andecamulos ANDEKAMULOS
    andedion ANDEDÊWOS
    Ανδερηδον ANDERITUS
    Anderitum ANDERITUS
    *Anderitus ANDERITUS
    *anderâ AlDERÂ
    anderon ÄNDEROS
    Andocombogius ÄNDOKOM-BOGIOS
    Anextlomaros ANEKTLO-MÂROS
    *ankenavos ÄNKENAWOS
    anuana ANMÄN
    Aratrius ARATRIOS
    Arduenna ARDWEN-
    arebrignus AREBRIGNOS
    Arelate ARE LATÊ
    arepennis AREQENNIS
    arganto- ARGÄNTON
    *Argantoialon ARGÄNTO-YALON
    *Argantomagos ARGÄNTO-MAGOS
    Argiotalus ARGIOTALUS
    Armorica AREMORIKÂ
    Artioni ARTIÛ
    Arverni AREWERNO-
    Arvernorigi AREWERNORÎGS
    Asuius ADSEWIOS
    ate- ATE
    Ateboduus ATEBODWOS
    Ategnate ATEGNÂTOS
    Ategniomari ATEGNIYO-MÂROS
    Atepomaros ADTEQOMÂROS
    Ateporix ADTEQORÎGS
    Ateronius ATERONIOS
    Atespatus ATESQÂTOS
    Atrebates ADTREBATIS
    Axrotalus AKROTALUS
    *Balobrigâ BALOBRIGS
    *Balomagos BALOMAGOS
    *bannâ BÄNNÂ
    *Bannobrigâ BÄNNOBRIGS
    Banona BANONÂ
    Banvi BANWOS
    *Bebronâ BEBRONÂ
    *bedon BEDON
    *bekkos BEKLOS
    Belatumarae BLÂTUMÂROS
    Beleno BELENOS
    Belgae BOLGO-
    Belisamae BELENOS
    *beliokandâ BELIOKANDÂ
    βελιουκανδας BELIOKANDÂ
    *Beliomagos BELIOMAGOS
    bena BENA
    Βηπολιτανος WEQOLITANOS
    *bergâ BERGÂ
    berula BERUROS
    *betû BETÛ
    Betua BETUWOS
    Betubia BETUWOS
    Betuo BETUWOS
    Betuvius BETUWOS
    Biatumari BLÂTUMÂROS
    *bikos BIKOS
    Bilicatus BILIKATUS
    *birros BIRROS
    *bistli BISTLI
    bissiet BIYET
    Bituriges BITURÎGES
    *blâton MLÂTON
    *Blatomagos MLÂTOMAGOS
    *bledinos BLEDINOS
    bnanom BENA
    *bodîkâ BODÎKÂ
    Bodiocasses BODIOKASSIS
    Boduaci BODWÂKOS
    BoduognatusBODWOGNÂTOS
    Βοιοδουρον BOYODURON
    Βοιοι BOYÎ
    Boiorix BOYORÎGS
    *bolgo- BOLGOS
    Βορβητομαγος BORWETO-MAGOS
    *borros BORROS
    *borvâ BORWÂ
    *Borwetomagos BORWETO-MAGOS
    Borvoni BORWON-
    *bottos BOZDOS
    *boutegos BOUTEGOS
    *brage- BRAGET
    bracem MRAKIS
    *braknâ MRAKNÂ
    *brakn(o)aros MRAKNOARON
    *brakus MRAKUS
    *bramman BRAGET
    *branâ BRANÂ
    Brannovices BRANOWIKES
    *branos BRANOS
    Bratronos BRÂTRONOS
    bratu- BRÂTUS
    *bressos BRESTOS
    Brigantes BRIGÄNTES
    brigantes WRIGÄNTS
    Brigantinus BRIGÄNTÎNOS
    Brigantion BRIGÄNTION
    *brikkâ BRIKKOS
    Briccus BRIKKOS
    bricto(m) BRIKTON
    briva BRÎWÂ
    Brivas BRÎWATIS
    *Brîvati- BRÎWATIS
    Brivoduro BRÎWODURON
    brixtia BRIKTON
    brogi- MROGIS
    Brogimaros MROGIMÂROS
    Βρογιταρος MROGITARWOS
    *Brogitarvos MROGITARWOS
    *bruktus BRUKTUS
    *brusî- BRUSNÂT
    *bruvâ BRUWES
    buet-id BIYET
    Bussugnatae BUSSUGNÂTOS
    Bussumarus BUSSUMÂROS
    *bûstis BÛSTIS
    *butâ BUTÂ

    dago- DAGOS
    Dagodubnos DAGODUBNOS
    Dagodurnus DAGODURNOS
    Dagomarus DAGOMÂROS
    Dagorigii DAGORÎGS
    Dagovassus DAGOWOSTOS
    Damonae DAMONÂ
    *damos DAMOS
    Dânuvium DÂNUWION
    *dassis DASSIS
    dede DEDET
    Δηιοταρος DÊWOTARWOS
    deiuion DÊWIOS
    decametos DEKAMETOS
    dolgu DELGET
    Δεοβριγα DÊWOBRIGS
    Δηεουονα DÊWONÂ
    *dervêtâ DERWÊTÂ
    *Dervon DERWON
    Dervonibus DERWONÂ
    Dervonnis DERWONÂ
    dêvo- DÊWOS
    Devognatae DÊWOGNÂTOS
    *Dêvonâ DÊWONÂ
    *Dêvoduron DÊODURON
    *Dêvotarvos DÊWOTARWOS
    Dexsiva DEKSIWÂ
    Divoduri DÊWODURON
    Divona DÊWONÂ
    *dlûtos DLÛTOS
    doro DWORON
    Δουεονα DÊWONÂ
    Δουοδουρον DÊWODURON
    δρουγγος DRUNGOS
    δρυιδες DRUWIDES
    drullia DRUSLIOM
    Drunemeton DRUNEMETON
    *drungos DRUNGOS
    *drûtos DRÛTOS
    Dubis DUBUS
    Dubnacus DUBNÂKOS
    Dubnocove(ros) DUBNOKO-WÎROS
    Dubnoreix DUBNORÎGS
    Dubnotali DUBNOTALUS
    Dubno(vella)unos DUBNO-WELLAUNOS
    Dubra DUBRÂ
    dugiiontiio SO
    Dumnacus DUBNÂKOS
    Dumnocoveros DUBNOKO-WÎROS
    Dumnorigi DUBNORÎGS
    Dumnotali DUBNOTALUS
    Dumnobellau(nus) DUBNO-WELLAUNOS
    Dunomarus DÛNOMÂROS
    -dûnon DONON
    Durnacus DURNÂKOS
    Durnomagos DURNOMAGOS
    Durocassio DUROKASSIS
    -duron DURON
    *dûssios DÛSSIOS
    duxtir DUKTÎR
    *dvoraton DWORATON

    Ðirona STERONÂ

    Eburobriga EBUROBRIGS
    Eburoduno EBURODURON
    Eburomagi EBUROMAGOS
    Eburones EBURONES
    *eburos EBUROS
    Eburovices EBUROWIKES
    eððic ETI QE
    eianom SO
    elembiu ELÄMBIÛ
    Eniboudius ENIBOUDIOS
    Enigenus ENIGENOS
    Enignos ENIGENOS
    epo- EQOS
    Eponae EQONÂ
    Επορηδια EQORÊDIÂ
    Eporedorix EQORÊDORÎGS
    Eposognatos EQOSUGNÂTOS
    *Erkuniâ ERKUNÎ
    Εσκεγγαι EKSKENGOS
    Escengolatis EKSKENGO-WLATIS
    Escingos EKSKENGOS
    Escingorix EKSKENGORÎGS
    *esox ESOKS
    essedum ENSEDON
    Esugeni ESUGENOS
    etic ETI QE
    Excingomarus EKSKENGO-MÂROS
    Exobni EKSOBNIS
    Εξσκιγγομαγου EKSKENGO-MAGOS
    Exsomnus EKSOBNIS

    *frognâ SROGNÂ
    *frutâ SRUTUS

    *gabagla GABAGLÂ
    *gablos GABLOS
    Gabromago GABROMAGOS
    Γαισαται GAISATIS
    Γαλαται GALATOS
    Galatae GALATOS
    *Galatos GALATOS
    *gallos GALLOS
    -garanus GARANOS
    *gargos GARGOS
    *garrâ GARRÂ
    *garvos GARWOS
    -geistlos GÊSTLOS
    Genava GENUS
    geneta GENETÂ
    Giamon- GIYAMON-
    *glastina GLASTINÂ
    glastum GLASTON
    *glende- GLENDET
    gnatha GNÂTÂ
    gnato- GNÂTOS
    gnatus GNÂTOS
    gobann- GOBÄNNS
    Gobannitioni GOBÄNNITION-
    gobedbo GOBÄNNS
    *gortiâ GORTIÂ
    *gotînâ GOTÎNÂ
    *gravâ GRAWÂ
    *grennâ GRENNÂ
    *gubbon GUBBON
    gutuater GUTUATÎR

    Hercynia ERKUNÎ

    -ialon YALON
    Ialon(o) YÂLONOS
    Iantovesus YÄNTUWÎSOS
    Iantumara YÄNTUMÂROS
    Iantumari YÄNTUMÂROS
    Iccavos YÎKKAWOS
    Icciodurum YÎKKIODURON
    Icciomagus YÎKKIOMAGOS
    Iccius YÎKKIOS
    -id ED
    iesta YESTUS
    in EN
    *iorkos YORKOS
    ιουμβαρουμ EBUROS
    *iutâ YUTUS
    ivo- IWOS
    Ivomagi IWOMAGOS
    Ivorix IWORÎGS

    -c QE
    Caeracatium KAERÂKATIS
    caio- KAG(I)ON
    Caleti KALETOS
    callio- KALLION
    calliomarcus KALLION MARKÎ
    *kambâ KAMBÂ
    *kambetâ KAMBETÂ
    *kambi- KAMBIT
    cambo- KAMBOS
    Καμβοδουνον KAMBODÛNON
    Cambolectri KAMBOLEKTRO-
    *Kamboritus KAMBORITUS
    Camulo KAMULOS
    Camulogenus KAMULO-GENOS
    Camulognata KAMULO-GNÂTOS
    Camulorigi KAMULORÎGS
    κανεκοσεδλον KANEQO-SEDLON
    *kanebon KANEQON
    *kanepon KANEQON
    cantalon KANTOS
    cantena KANTOS
    *kantos KANTOS
    Carantomago KARANTO-MAGOS
    *carbanton KARBÄNTON
    Carbantorate KARBÄNTO-RÂTIS
    karnitu KARNÎT
    karnitus KARNÎT
    *karnu KARNU
    karnon KARNU
    καρνυξ KARNU
    Carnutes KARNUTÎS
    *karros KARROS
    Καρροδουνον KARRODÛNON
    carvos KARWOS
    Cassibus KASSÎS
    Cassignatus KASSIGNÂTOS
    Cassimara KASSIMÂROS
    Cassisuratos KASSISURÂTOS
    Cassitalos KASSITALUS
    *katenon KATENON
    Κατουγνατος KATUGNÂTOS
    *katu- KATUS
    *Katumagos KATUMAGOS
    Catumarus KATUMÂROS
    Caturiges KATURÎGES
    Catuslugi KATUSLOUGO-
    Catuvolcus KATUWOLKOS
    *kavâ KAWÂ
    καυαρος KAWAROS
    (C)ernunno(s) KERNUNOS
    *Kernunos KERNUNOS
    Cinges KENGETS
    Cingetius KENGETS
    Cingetorix KENGETORÎGS
    *kintu- KENTUS
    Cintugenus KENTUGENOS
    Cintugnatus KENTUGNÂTOS
    Cintusmos KENTUSAMOS
    *kladibos KLADIBOS
    *klasson KLASSON
    *klêtâ KLÊTÂ
    *klokkâ KLOKKON
    Cobnertos KOBONERTOS
    Condâtem KONDÂTIS
    Condate KONDÂTIS
    Congonnetodubni KONGO-NETODUBNOS
    Conconnetodumno KONGO-NETODUBNOS
    -corii KORIOS
    *koslâ KOSLOS
    cottos KOZDOS
    κουρμι KURMÄN
    -coviros KOWÎROS
    *krakos KRAKOS
    Crixus KRIKSOS
    *kroukâ KROUKÂ
    *kumbâ KUMBÂ
    Cunopennus KUNOQENNOS

    Labarus LABAROS
    *landâ LANDÂ
    *lankâ LONKÂ
    lat.. LATION
    *lattâ SLAZDÂ
    legasit LEGET
    *legetâ LEGETÂ
    lemo- LEMOS
    *Lemoialon LEMOYALON
    Lemovices LEMOWIKES
    *lets LETOS
    *leukâ LEUKÂ
    Leucamulo LEUKOKAMULOS
    Leucetio LEUKETIOS
    Leucimalaco LEUKOMALEKS
    Leucimarae LEUKOMÂROS
    *Leukoi LEUKO-
    Lexovii LEKSOWIO-
    Liccoleucum LEKKOLEUKOS
    *linnâ LINNÂ
    litano- LITANOS
    Litanobriga LITANOBRIGS
    Litanam LITANOS
    Litavi LITAWÎ
    Litaviccus LITAWÎKOS
    Litovir LÎTUWIROS
    Litugeni LÎTUGENOS
    Λιτουμαρεος LÎTUMÂROS
    Livius LÎWIOS
    locos LOKUS
    *lorgos LORGOS
    Loucetio LEUKETIOS
    Louernios LOWERNIOS
    Λουγ(ο)δουνον LUGUDÛNON
    *Lovolovatron LOWO-LOWATRON
    lubitus LUBÎT
    Lugoves LUGUS
    Lugu- LUGUS
    Luguselva LUGUSELWÂ
    Lutumarus LUTUMÂROS
    luxtos LUKTUS

    Magali MAGLOS
    Magalu MAGLOS
    Maglomatonio MAGLO-MATONOS
    *Magodûnon MAGODÛNON
    -magos MAGOS
    Magurix MAGURÎGS
    *makstrâ MAKSTRÂ
    *malenâ MALENÂ
    Mapon(on) MAQONOS
    marga MARGÂ
    Marcoduro MARKODURON
    Marcomagus MARKOMAGOS
    Marcomaro MARKOMÂROS
    maro- MÂROS
    Maroboduus MÂROBODWOS
    Maroialon MÂROYALON
    *marvos MARWOS
    mat.. MATUS
    matir matrebo MÂTÎR
    Matrona MÂTRONÂ
    Matugenus MATUGENOS
    Medamus MEDAMOS
    Meddugnatus MESSUGNÂTOS
    medio- MEDIOS
    Meduacus MEDWÂKOS
    Meduâna MEDWONÂ
    Medugenus MESSUGENOS
    Medune MEDWONÂ
    *Medwonâ MEDWONÂ
    *Melinâ MELINOS
    Meliððius MELISSOS
    Melissa MELISSOS
    Melissus MELISSOS
    *melisueksmorion MELI-SWEKSMORION
    Μελιτομαγησιος MELITO-MAGOS
    Menapii MONAQÎ
    Menmandutis MENANDÛTO-
    μερισειμοριον MELISWEKS-MORION
    mid MÎNS
    midx MÎNS
    *mînâ MÊNÂ
    *mizgos MIZGOS
    Mocco MOKKÛ
    *moltos MOLTOS
    Mogetio MOGETIOS
    Mogonti MOGONTÎ
    Mogontiacum MOGONTIÂKON
    Mogontiae MOGONTÎ
    mori- MORI
    Morini MORINOS
    Moritasgus MORITAZGOS

    Namantius NAMANTIOS
    Namantobogi NAMANTO-BOGIOS
    nanti- NÄNTIS
    Nantuates NÄNTUATIS
    nantus NÄNTUS
    *naudâ NOUDÂ
    naumetos NEUMETOS
    nava NÂWÂ
    neððamon NETSAMOS
    Νεμετακον NEMETÂKON
    *Nemetoduron NEMETO-DURON
    nemeton NEMETON
    Nemetonae NEMETONÂ
    Nerii NERIOS
    Nerio NERIOS
    *Neriomagos NERIOMAGOS
    nerto- NERTON
    Nertomari NERTOMÂROS
    Nertovali NERTOWALOS
    nevio- NEWIOS
    novio - NEWIOS
    Νοουιοδουνον NEWIODÛNON
    Νουιομαγος NEWIOMAGOΣ
    Noviodunum NEWIODÛNON
    Noviomago NEWIOMAGOS

    odocos ODOKOS
    Ogmios OGMIOS
    Ogroni.. UGROS
    olca OLKÂ
    Ollodag(i) OLLODAGOS
    Ollognatus OLLOGNÂTOS
    ollon OLLOS
    Olloviconis OLLOWIKS
    *opolos OQOLOS
    Orbius ORBIOS
    Orgetius ORGETIOS
    Orgetorix ORGETORÎGS
    Ουαραγροι WERAGRO-
    ουατεις WÂTIS
    Ουηβρομαρος WEBRUMÂROS
    ουεληδα WELÎTS
    Ουενιτοουτα WENITEUTÂ
    Ουερετεμαρεουι WORETO-MÂROS
    Ουινδομαγος WINDOMAGOS
    oxtumetos OKTÛMETOS
    *parios QARIOS
    pelign(on) QELLIGNOS
    pempe QENQE
    *pempedola QENQEDOLÂ
    Pennelocos QENNONLOKOUS
    penno- QENNON
    *Pennobrigâ QENNOBRIGS
    Pennolocus QENNONLOKOUS
    *pennon lokous QENNON LOKOUS
    Πεννοουινδος QENNO-WINDOS
    Petrucorii QETRUKORIO-
    petrudecameto QETRU-DEKAMETOS
    *petruroton QETRUROTON
    *pettis QEZDIS
    petuar(ios) QETWORIOS
    pinpetos QENQETOS
    πομπεδουλα QENQEDOLÂ
    ponc QANÎ
    prenne QRENNON

    *Qariatîs QARIATÎS
    Quarites QARIATÎS

    ratin RÂTIS
    ratis RÂTIS
    Ratomagos RÂTUMAGOS
    Ratumagos RÂTUMAGOS
    Ratumediae RÂTUMEDIOS
    reda RÊDÂ
    Redones RÊDONES
    Redsomarus RÊSSUMÂROS
    reguc REGET
    Ressimari RÊSSUMÂROS
    Restumarus RÊSSUMÂROS
    Rextugenos REKTUGENOS
    Rhenus RÊNOS
    rigani RÎGANÎ
    Rigantikos RÎGÄNTÎKOS
    *rîgion RÎGION
    Rigisamo RÎGISAMOS
    rîgo- RÎGS
    *Rigoialon RÎGOYALON
    Rigomagus RÎGOMAGOS
    Rigosages RÎGOSAGES
    Ri(c)overiugi RÎGOWER-YUGOS
    *rikâ RIKS
    ritu- RITUS
    Ritumagos RITUMAGOS
    ro- RO
    *Rodumnâ RODUBNÂ
    Ροδουμνα RODUBNÂ
    Ροιδομνα RODUBNÂ
    Rosmerte ROSMERTÂ
    *Rossomagos ROSTOMAGOS
    *rotoballos ROTOBALLOS
    *rottos ROZDOS
    -roudos ROUDIS
    *rûskâ RÛSKÂ

    Sacrobena SAKROBENA
    Sacrovir(us) SAKROWIROS
    Salicilla SALIKS
    (s)asiam SASION
    Satigenus SÂTIGENOS
    Segallaunoi SEGO-WELLAUNO-
    Segetae SEGETÂ
    Segobodium SEGOBODION
    Segodounon SEGODÛNON
    Segomaros SEGOMÂROS
    Segomoni SEGOMÛ
    Segontia SEGONTIÂ
    Segovellaunorum SEGO-WELLAUNO-
    Segovesum SEGOWÎSUS
    Secontia SEGONTIÂ
    secoui SEGOWOS
    -selva SELWÂ
    Senobena SENOBENA
    Senognato SENOGNÂTOS
    Senocarus SENOKAROS
    Senomari SENOMÂROS
    Senones SENONES
    Senovir SENOWIROS
    Sequana SÊQANÂ
    *seskâ SESKÂ
    Setubogios SENTUBOGIOS
    Sidoloucum SIDOLOUKOS
    *Siparis SIQARIS
    Sirona STERONÂ
    Smertomara SMERTOMÂROS
    Smetulitani SMERTOLITANOS
    sos SO
    sosin SO
    σουβιτης SUBIS
    *Stagrâs STAGRÂ
    *stronkos STRONKOS
    su- SU-
    Suadugeni SWADUGENOS
    Suadurix SWADURÎGS
    Suausiae SUAUSIOS
    *subi- SUBIS
    *sûdiâ SÛDIÂ
    Sucarus SUKAROS
    *sukkos SUKKOS
    suexos SWEKSOS
    *sueksmoros SWEKSMORÂ
    sutegis SÛTEGOS

    talu- TALUS
    *taluko- TALUKÂ
    *tanke- TANKET
    Tancorix TANKORÎGS
    Taranus TARANUS
    Taranucno TARANUKNOS
    *taratron TARATRON
    tarvos TARWOS
    Tasgetius TAZGOS
    *tazgon- TAZGOS
    Tectosages TENKTOSAGES
    *tegerno- TEGERN(I)OS
    teuoxtonio- DÊWOGDONIO-
    Teutates TEUTATIS
    Teutomatus TEUTOMATUS
    tidres TRÎS
    *togiâ TOGIÀ
    toncnaman TANKNAM...
    toncsiiontio TONKET
    Toutannorigis TEUTANORÎGS
    Toutiorigi TEUTIORÎGS
    tooutiouß TEUTIOS
    Toutomatus TEUTOMATUS
    *trebâ- TREBÂT
    trigaranus TRIGARANOS
    Tricasses TRIKASSI-
    Τρικαστινοι TRIKASTINO-
    Tricastinos TRIKASTINO-
    tricontes TRRKONTES
    Τρικοριοι TRIKORIO-
    Tricorios TRIKORIO-
    *trugnâ SROGNÂ
    *trutsmos TRUTSMOS

    Urae ÛROS
    Urogena ÛROGENOS
    Urogenonerti ÛROGENO-NERTOS
    Urogeni(i) ÛROGENOS
    ûrus ÛROS
    Uxellodunum OUKSELO-DÛNON
    Uxisama OUKSISAMÂ

    *vannelo- WANDELÂ
    Vassorix WOSTORÎGS
    vassus WOSTOS
    vediiumi WEDET
    Vegnio WEGNIOS
    Vecorix WÊKORÎGS
    Vectirix WEKTIRÎGS
    *velîtâ WELÎTS
    Veneti WENETO-
    Venaxamodorum WENISAMO-DURON
    Venicarus WENIKAROS
    Venimarus WENIMÂROS
    Venisamae WENISAMOS
    Venixxam(us) WENISAMOS
    *Ventoialon WENTOYALON
    Veponius WEQONOS
    Vepotali WEQOTALUS
    ver- WER
    Veragri WERAGRO-
    vergobretus WERGOBRITUS
    Veriugodumno WERYUGO-DUBNOS
    Veriugus WERYUGOS
    Vercassivellauno WERKASSI-WELLAUNOS
    VercingetorixWERKENGETORÎGS
    Vercobius WERKOBIOS
    VercombogiWERKOMBOGIOS
    Verco(m)bogionis WERKOM-BOGIOS
    vernemetis WERNEMETON
    *vernemeton WERNEMETON
    verno- WERNOS
    VernodubrumWERNODUBRON
    *Vernoialon WERNOYALON
    *Vernomagos WERNOMAGOS
    vernum WERNOS
    vertragus WERTRAGUS
    vidubium WIDUBIYON
    Viducasses WIDUKASSI-
    *vikâ WIKOS, WIKÂ
    vindo- WINDOS
    Vindobona WINDOBONÂ
    Vindobrigâ WINDOBRIGS
    *Vindoialon WINDOYALON
    Vindonno WINDONOS
    -vir(us) WIROS
    Virdomarus WRIDOMÂROS
    Viridovix WRIDOWIKS
    visumarus SWEKSMORÂ
    Visurix WÎSURÎGS
    Vlidorix WLIDORÎGS
    *vliskâ WLISKÂ
    vo- WO
    *vokladon WOKLADON
    Volcae WOLKO-
    Voltodagae WOLTODAGÂ
    *vorêdos WORÊDOS
    Voretovirius WORETOWIROS
    *vrankâ WRONKÂ
    Vridolanus WRIDOLÂNOS
    *vrigantes WRIGÄNTS
    *vroiko- WROIKOS
    *vrûko- WROIKOS

    Lepontic

    Anokopokios ÄNDOKOMBOGIOS
    -pe QE
    tetu DEDET

    Celtiberian
    ailam AGLÂ
    boustom BOUSTON
    Δηουα DÊWÂ
    *Dêvâ DÊWÂ
    *Dêvobrigâ DÊWOBRIGS
    eni ENI
    Gigurri GIGURROS
    kaito- KAITON
    Καιτοβριξ KAITOBRIGS
    Konterbias KONTREBIÂ
    litom LÎTOS
    ne NE
    necue NEQE
    Νεμεταυων NEMETAWO-
    Nemetobriga NEMETOBRIGS
    Nertobriga NERTOBRIGS
    Saguntiae SEGONTIÂ
    Segobriga SEGOBRIGS
    sues SWEKS
    tekametinas DEKAMETOS
    Uxama OUKSAMÂ
    *vankio- WANKIOS
    *vavilanos WOWILANOS
    -ue WE
    Visala WISALOS
    Visali WISALOS
    Visalos WISALOS
    *vorrankos WORRÄNKOS

    NON CELTIC LANGUAGES

    Greek

    κανναβις KANEQON

    Latin

    Aballone ABALLON-
    Albiodero ALBIODURON
    Aldemega ALTOMAGOS
    ancorago ÄNKENNAWOS
    Arelate LATIS
    Argentoialo ARGÄNTOYALON
    Avallone ABALLON-
    Avalogile ABALLOYALON
    beccus BEKLOS
    balthuta BLÂTUKÂ
    betula BETÛ
    *blathuca BLÂTUKÂ
    Blatomago MLÂTOMAGOS
    branca WRINKÂ
    bulga BOLGOS
    cambiare KAMBIT
    Cambortus KAMBORITUS
    carpentum KARBÄNTON
    carrus KARROS
    catanum KATENON
    cavannus KAWÂ
    Cernuni KERNUNOS
    chrotta KRUTTÂ
    cracus KRAKOS
    *crient(i)are KRINAT
    derbita DERWÊTÂ
    Dervo DERWONÂ
    drungus DRUNGOS
    dusius DÛSSIOS
    esox ESOKS
    gabulus GABLOS
    gaesum GAISOS
    garba GARWOS
    gladius KLADIBOS
    Isarnod(e)ro ISARNODURON
    iotta YUTUS
    *Lemuialum LEMOYAION
    Letavia LITAWÎ
    leuga LEUKÂ
    linna LINNÂ
    Lovolautrum LOWO-LOWATRON
    Magdunum MAGODÛNON
    malina MALENÂ
    melina MELINOS
    Nemetodero NEMETODURON
    NeriomagiensesNERIOMAGOS
    olca OLKÂ
    opulus OQOLOS
    Pen(n)obria(s) QENNOBRIGS
    paraveredus WORÊDOS
    petorritum QETRUROTON
    pettia QEZDIS
    Ricomagensi RÎGOMAGOS
    Rigoialinsim RÎGOYALON
    Rossomum ROSTOMAGOS
    Separis SIQARIS
    taratrum TARATRON
    taxo TAZGOS
    Thigernum TEGERN(I)OS
    Tricurino TRIKORIO-
    viverra WÎWEROS
    Vocladum WOKLADON
    Vogladensi- WOKLADON

    Old French
    bief BEDON
    biez BEDON
    brif BRÎGON
    Cadum KATUMAGOS
    cesche SESKÂ
    chai KAG(I)ON
    chant KANTOS
    choe KAWÂ
    crincier KRINAT
    gal GALLOS
    gobet GULBÎNÂ
    grenon GRENNÂ
    ouche OLKÂ
    Rossom ROSTOMAGOS
    veautre WERTRAGUS

    French

    Arras ADTREBATÎS
    Ardennes ARDWEN-
    arpent AREQENNIS
    Argenteuil ARGÄNTOYALO
    Argenton ARGÄNTOMAGOS
    Augers ALBIODURON
    Auteuil ALTOYALON
    Avallon ABALLON-
    Avrolles EBUROBRIGS
    Baloeuvre BALOBRIGS
    Balon BALOMAGOS
    Bayeux BODIOKASSÎS
    bec BEKLOS
    Beuvrey BEBRAKTÂ
    berge BERGÂ
    blé MLÂTON
    Blond MLÂTOMAGOS
    Bourges BITURÎGES
    bourrer BORROS
    bourbe BORWÂ
    Bourbon BORWON-
    bout BOZDOS
    bouton BOZDOS
    brai BRAKUS
    braire BRAGET
    Brevenne BEBRONÂ
    briser BRESTOS
    branche WRONKÂ
    Briare BRÎWODURON
    bruit BRUKTUS
    Caen KATUMAGOS
    Chambord KAMBORITUS
    Chaux KALETOS
    changer KAMBIT
    charpente KARBÄNTON
    Chartres KARNUTÎS
    chouette KAWÂ
    claie KLÊTÂ
    cloche KLOKKON
    Condé KONDÂTIS
    daim DAMOS
    Der DERWON
    Dreux DUROKASSÎS
    dru DRÛTOS
    Estaires STAGRÂ
    étron STRONKOS
    Evreux EBURONES
    frogne SROGNÂ
    galet GALLOS
    Genève GENUS
    glaner GLENDET
    glas KLASSON
    gouine GOTÎNÂ
    grève GRAWÂ
    Haulmé ALTOMAGOS
    Izernore ISARNODURON
    jambe KAMBÂ
    jante KAMBETÂ
    javelle GABAGLÂ
    landier ANDERÂ
    lez LETOS
    Limeil LEMOYALON
    latte SLAZDÂ
    lieue LEUKÂ
    Lisieux LEKSOWIO-
    Lyon LUGUDÛNON
    Marne MÂTRONÂ
    Mayenne MEDWONÂ
    Meung MAGODÛNON
    mêgue MIZGOS
    mine MÊNÂ
    mouton MOLTOS
    Nanterre NEMETODURON
    Néris NERIOMAGOS
    noue NOUDÂ
    Nouan NEWIODÛNON
    Noyon NEWIOMAGOS
    Ouessant OUKSISAMÂ
    pièce QEZDIS
    quai KAG(I)ON
    raie RIKS
    Rennes RÊDONES
    Rouanne RODUBNÂ
    Rouen RÂTUMAGOS
    Rousson ROSTOMAGOS
    Rueil RÎGOYALON
    Sanon KERNUNOS
    Saulieu SIDOLOUKOS
    Seine SÊQANÂ
    Sens SENONES
    Seveux SEGOBODION
    Sèvre SIQARIS
    soc SUKKOS
    suie SÛDIÂ
    talus TALUKÂ
    tas DASSIS
    Thiers TEGERN(I)OS
    trogne SROGNÂ
    Troyes TRIKASSI-
    truie TROGOS
    tuie TOGIÂ
    Usson YÎKKIOMAGOS
    Valeuil ABALLOYALON
    vanneau WANDELÂ
    Vannes WENETO-
    Valais NÄNTUATÎS
    Vendeuil WINDOYALON
    Vendeuvre WINDOBRIGS
    Vendoeuvre WINDOBRIGS
    Venteuil WENTOYALON
    Verneuil WERNOYALON
    Vernon WERNOMAGOS
    Vieux WIDUKASSI-
    Vollore LOWOLOWATRON
    Vouillé WOKLADON
    Yverdon EBURODÛNON
    Yzeures YÎKKIODURON

    Picard

    ancreu ÄNKENAWOS

    Walloon

    ancraou ÄNKENAWOS

    Poitevin

    breche BRIKKÂ

    Franche Comtois

    durez DWORATON

    Francoprovençal
    Dauphinois
    boyé BUTÂ
    Savoyard

    crenter KRINAT
    dareisi DWORATON
    lanche LONKÂ
    nant NÄNTUS

    Aostan

    buata BUTÂ
    crienter KRINAT

    Briançonnais

    evur EBUROS

    Vaudois

    lanche LONKÂ

    Occitan

    agranhón AGRÎNÂ
    andirón ANDERÂ
    Anterius ANDERITUS
    Arle LATIS
    artiga ARTÎKÂ
    bana BÄNNÂ
    bec BEKLOS
    bega WIKOS
    besa(l) BEDON
    beç BETÛ
    beca (a)bieca BIKOS
    bescle BISTLI
    Bilhom BELIOMAGOS
    blat MLÂTON
    blese BLEDINOS
    bosiga BODÎKÂ
    borrar BORROS
    Bram EBUROMAGOS
    brac MRAKUS
    braire BRAGET
    bramar BRAGET
    branar MRAKNOARON
    branca WRONKÂ
    bresar BRESTOS
    briant WRIGÄNTS
    briu BRÎGON
    Briude BRÎWATIS
    bruc WROIKOS
    bruch/bruit BRUKTUS
    bròa BRUWES
    bròja BAROGENÂ
    bruèissa BROKSÂ
    bust BÛSTIS
    cade KATENON
    Cairàs QARIATÎS
    camba KAMBÂ
    cambiar KAMBIT
    cant KANTOS
    canta KAMBETÂ
    Carpentràs KARBÄNTORÂTIS
    clas KLASSON
    cleda KLÊTÂ
    Condat KONDÂTIS
    coila KOSLOS
    comba KUMBÂ
    Crantom KARANTOMAGOS
    cruga KROUKÂ
    dam DAMOS
    drut DRÛTOS
    garra GARRÂ
    gavèla GABAGLÂ
    godina GOTÎNÂ
    gòrça GORTIÂ
    gorrina GOTÎNÂ
    grava GRAWÂ
    gren GRENNÂ
    lana LANDÂ
    landa LANDÂ
    latz LETOS
    Lemòtge LEMOWIKES
    marfi MARWOS
    Maruèjol MÂROYALON
    mastra MAKSTRÂ
    mergue MIZGOS
    mina MÊNÂ
    mosta BOSTÂ
    mòti MUTOS
    moton MOLTOS
    nausa NOUDÂ
    olca OLKÂ
    olegue ODOKOS
    pairòl QARIOS
    pèça QEZDIS
    Peiregós QETRUKORIO-
    rega RIKS
    Riom RÎGOMAGOS
    rusca RÛSKÂ
    sesca SESKÂ
    suja SÛDIÂ
    taissón TAZGOS
    taraire TARATRON
    terc TERKOS
    toja TOGIÂ
    treva(r) TREBÂT
    truèja TROGOS
    trum TRUTSMOS
    Ura ÛROS
    Valuèjol ABALLOYALON
    Ventuèjol WENTOYALON
    Verdoble WERNODUBRON
    vern WERNOS
    Vernesobre WERNODUBRON
    Vernobre WERNODUBRON
    vesog WIDUBIYON

    Catalan

    aranyó AGRÎNÂ
    artiga ARTÎKÂ
    banya BÄNNÂ
    bec BEKLOS
    beç BETÛ
    blat MLÂTON
    ble BLEDENOS
    boïga BODÎKÂ
    brac MRAKUS
    braina MRAKNÂ
    bramar BRAGET
    bruc WROIKOS
    bruixa BROKSÂ
    cama KAMBÂ
    cleda KLÊDÂ
    cóm KUMBOS
    coma KUMBÂ
    embosta BOSTÂ
    enterc TERKOS
    mina MÊNÂ
    moltó MOLTOS
    peça QEZDIS
    rega RIKS
    Segorbe SEGOBRIGS
    sutja SÛDIÂ
    tancar TANKET
    taradre TARATRON
    teixó TAZGOS
    truja TROGOS

    Castilian

    barranco WORRÄNKOS
    biezo BETÛ
    borona BAROGENÂ
    bustar BOUSTON
    Deba DÊWÂ
    gavilán WOWILANOS
    greña GRENNÂ
    legua LEUKÂ
    Osma OUKSAMÂ
    rodoballo ROTOBALLOS
    Sigüenza SEGONTIÂ

    Asturian

    ambueza BOSTÂ
    braña MRAKNÂ
    beizo BEKLOS
    Jurres GIGURROS

    Galicio-Portuguese

    Bañobre BÄNNOBRIGS
    banço WANKIOS
    beiço BEKLOS
    b(o)roa BAROGENÂ
    bostar BOUSTON
    braña MRAKNÂ
    gavião WOWILANOS
    olga OLKÂ
    rodovalho ROTOBALLOS

    Italian

    braco MRAKUS
    brio BRÎGON
    canto KANTOS
    stronzo STRONKOS
    veltro WERTRAGUS

    Piemontese

    ambosta BOSTÂ
    Ivrea EQORÊDIÂ

    Lombard

    froda fruda SRUTUS


    lanca LONKÂ

    Veronese

    giásine GLASTINÂ

    Venetian
    vis-cia WLISKÂ

    Friulian
    glázinis GLASTINÂ
    viskle WLISKÂ

    Rumansch

    marv MARWOS

    Rumanian

    brîncă WRONKÂ

    Old English

    Deomadas DEMETO-
    henep KANEQON
    Laefer LABARÂ
    Wealh WOLKO-

    Dutch

    Leiden LUGUDÛNON

    German

    Anke ÄNKENAWOS
    Beiderbach BOYODURON
    OHG bíal BIYASLIS
    Dormagen DURNOMAGOS
    Kempten KAMBODÛNON
    Marmagen MARKOMAGOS
    Mehlenbach MELINOS
    Remagen RÎGOMAGOS
    Tauber DUBRÂ
    OHG Walh WOLKO-
    Worms BORWETOMAGOS

    Basque

    andere ANDERÂ
    azkoin TAZGOS
    bela BRANÂ
    belatz BRANOS
    erreka RIKS
    garratz GARGOS
    gavirain WOWILANOS
    lekeda LEGETÂ
    lorratz LORGOS
    orkatz YORKOS
    pertz QARIOS
    sorri SOROS
    tusuri DÛSSIOS

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