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==Introduction==
==Introduction==
===Todo===
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nouns are given in def sg and def pl forms.
big: go bhfaiqheath
small: go chun
long: go méithiúl
short: go laomh
wide: go saoithear
narrow: go cuachar
thick: go scúimheól
thin: go h-ár
woman: an chláixe, na gcláixe
man: an beathra, na mbeathra
child: an stíoth, na stíoth
mother: an feadhan-chláixe?
father: an feadhan-beathra?
na bhfeadhan-chláixe, na bhfeadhan-beathra
wife: an sleith-chláixe
husband: an sleith-beathra
na dhsleith-chláixe, na dhsleith-beathra
fish: an déimhe, na dhéimhe
bird: an cnobhar, na chnobhar
(all these are from the bhadhagha gib)
dog: an leirid, na leirid
louse: an h-úmha, na n-úmha
snake: an bhfaois, na fhaois
worm: an seathna, na dhseathna
tree: an daobhadh, na dhaobhadh
forest: an ríne, na ríne
stick: an cuileath, na cuileath
fruit: an thamha, na dtamha
or thamhach/dtamhach?
seed: an scáile, na dhscáile
leaf: an fhuiste, na bhfuiste
root: an cilear, na cilear
no
an dhóifeann, na dhóifeann
bark should be an cilear / na cilear
ni fhiorad = now, from an fhiorad / na fiorad 'moment'
einnbhí = envy
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An Bhlaoighne is inspired by Irish though the aesthetic is turning out more like Proto-Indo-European.
An Bhlaoighne is inspired by Irish though the aesthetic is turning out more like Proto-Indo-European.
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