Gaoidhealg

Classical Gaelic Alternative forms ghc Gáoidhealg Etymology From ghc sga Goídelc. Pronunciation ghc /ˈɡəːðʲəˑlɡ/ earlier /ˈɡəːɣʲəˑlɡ/ later Proper noun ghc noun f genitive singular Gaoidhilge dative and accusative singular Gaoidhilg Gaelic language, Irish ghc grammar pronunciation, spoken language as opposed to ghc ogham spelling, written language ghc The Art of Bardic Poetry: A New Edition of Irish Grammatical Tracts I a. 1640 2014 Eoin Mac Cárthaigh §2, ll. 80–3 56 ⁊ dlighidh dā phríomhlocht na soidélach do sheachna, (…) ⁊ an connsuine bháithtear do G[h]āoidheilg do dhénamh d’ogham san chomhfhocal and he should avoid the two cardinal faults of the peudo-knowledgeable, (…) and writing the consonant elided in pronunciation in a compound word ghc The Art of Bardic Poetry: A New Edition of Irish Grammatical Tracts I a. 1640 2014 Eoin Mac Cárthaigh §50, ll. 555–6 88 Nī cōir na séimhighthe-sin náid a leithéide eile do rádh do G[h]āoidheilg, giodh cōir d’ogham íad Such lenition should not be expressed in pronunciation, though it is correct in writing Declension Further reading 26311 Goídelc 2 Gaeḋealg 507 Irish Etymology From ga sga Goídelc. Proper noun f -ilge ga Gaeilge Declension G aoidhealg aoidhilge aoidhilg s Mutation References Gaoidheal 26311 Goídelc