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MSGlossKeil, GLThes.PriscianType(s)Lemma: gloss
198a37mmII 581,1198a18book 12543 confundunt: .i. úare asrobair mulier meus filius ⁊ asrobair vir mea filia
[‘i.e. because a wife can say meus filius and a husband can say mea filia as to possessor’]

Old Irish elements

Word formHeadwordWord classSub-classMorph.MeaningVoiceRelative?
úareóre, úare [DIL]conjunctioncausal; coordinating and subordinatingwith other verbs
asasparticlepreverb*ess-ber-
roro 1 [DIL]particlepreverbro of possibility
as·robairas·beir [DIL]verbBI3sg.pres.ind.mentions, saysActiveY
7ocus [DIL]conjunction (leniting)coordinatingjoining two sentences or clausesand
asasparticlepreverb*ess-ber-
roro 1 [DIL]particlepreverbro of possibility
as·robairas·beir [DIL]verbBI3sg.pres.ind.mentions, saysActiveY
Rijcklof Hofman, Pádraic Moran, Bernhard Bauer, St Gall Priscian Glosses, version 2.1 (2023) <http://www.stgallpriscian.ie/index.php?id=10962&an=1> [accessed 8 October 2024]