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* כּלהאק ''calăg'' (f) 'woman' "←" כּלה ''cală'' (f) 'bride, daughter-in-law', in ĂnY also 'young lady, lass' + ''-ăg'' diminutive suffix (''celăg, celă'' in some dialects with umlaut, reflecting MIr ''caile''). A semantic shift towards the Hebrew meaning of ''cală'' is also evident; similar words in Irish and Scottish Gaelic mean 'girl'.

* אן-עת-שא ''ănéyșă, ănéșă'' 'now', from *inoisse, from OIr indossa. It's written like ''ăn eys șa'' 'this time' where עת ''eys'' 'time' is a Hebrew loan.

* אן-עת-שא ''ănéyșă, ănéșă'' 'now', from *inoisse, from OIr indossa. It's written like and has been influenced by ''ăn eys șa'' 'this time' where עת ''eys'' 'time' is a Hebrew loan.

* The spelling of ייִדאך ''Yidăch'' 'Jew(ish)' was influenced by the Hebrew word יהודי 'ibid.'; the expected phonetic spelling would be ייִטאך. (It actually came via Middle Irish ''*Iúdach''.)

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 * כּלהאק ''calăg'' (f) 'woman' "←" כּלה ''cală'' (f) 'bride, daughter-in-law', in ĂnY also 'young lady, lass' + ''-ăg'' diminutive suffix (''celăg, celă'' in some dialects with umlaut, reflecting MIr ''caile''). A semantic shift towards the Hebrew meaning of ''cală'' is also evident; similar words in Irish and Scottish Gaelic mean 'girl'.
-* אן-עת-שא ''ănéyșă, ănéșă'' 'now', from *inoisse, from OIr indossa. It's written like ''ăn eys șa'' 'this time' where עת ''eys'' 'time' is a Hebrew loan.
+* אן-עת-שא ''ănéyșă, ănéșă'' 'now', from *inoisse, from OIr indossa. It's written like and has been influenced by ''ăn eys șa'' 'this time' where עת ''eys'' 'time' is a Hebrew loan.
 * The spelling of ייִדאך ''Yidăch'' 'Jew(ish)' was influenced by the Hebrew word יהודי 'ibid.'; the expected phonetic spelling would be ייִטאך. (It actually came via Middle Irish ''*Iúdach''.)