-amh

amh ámh Irish Alternative forms ga -eamh after a slender consonant Etymology From ga sga -em, sga -am, from ga cel-pro *-īmā (whence cy -i). Pronunciation ga /əvˠ/ Munster <<name:O'Rahilly>> ga /ə/ Galway ga /uː/ Mayo ga /u/ Ulster Suffix n m forms verbal nouns Derived terms ga References Thomas F. O'Rahilly T. F. O'Rahilly Irish Dialects Past and Present Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies 1972 76–77 Scottish Gaelic Alternative forms gd -eamh after a slender consonant Pronunciation gd /əv/ Etymology 1 gd verbal From gd sga -em, sga -am, from gd cel-pro *-īmā (whence cy -i). Suffix gd suffix m forms verbal nouns Derived terms gd verbal Etymology 2 gd ordinal From gd sga -mad, from gd cel-pro *-metos; compare cy -fed. Cognate with ga -ú ordinal. Suffix gd suffix gd ordinal -th suffix forming ordinal numbers gd ochd eight ochdamh eighth Derived terms gd ordinal