My phonetic blog - June 2006
Like the other Celtic languages, Gaelic has initial mutation (lenition) of Worse, in the Mono (mono-spaced) font the diacritics do NOT sit over the
GAELIC-L Archives -- January 1991 (#17)
To get the Gaelic dictionary word order, I would have to replace the relevant "h"s by some other character which would be treated as DIACRITIC (like the
Diacritics
accent because of how one spells it in Gaelic (the name "Brian" comes <sh> and <th> represents half-way Irish-style lenition for 'sh'
adessive case
Grammatical cases. List of grammatical cases. Abessive case. Ablative case. Absolutive case. Adessive case. Adverbial case. Allative case. Benefactive case
YWWI - Irish language
Today Gaelic letters and the buailte are rarely used except where a 'traditional' style is required, eg the motto on the University College Dublin


GAELIC-L Archives -- January 1991 (#17)
To get the Gaelic dictionary word order, I would have to replace the relevant "h"s by some other character which would be treated as DIACRITIC (like the
Diacritics
accent because of how one spells it in Gaelic (the name "Brian" comes <sh> and <th> represents half-way Irish-style lenition for 'sh'
Lenition
In late Gaelic calligraphy and traditional Irish typography , lenition is indicated by a dot over the consonant diacritic . However , since few typesetters
adessive case
Grammatical cases. List of grammatical cases. Abessive case. Ablative case. Absolutive case. Adessive case. Adverbial case. Allative case. Benefactive case
YWWI - Foinse
Today Gaelic letters and the buailte are rarely used except where a 'traditional' style is required, eg the motto on the University College Dublin
Irish language
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