jeanflop/post-ocr-correction huggingface dataset:
porth Gr. 136, wneithog colledau Gr. 134, ofynnw brag Gr. 128, niudaw guyr Llein Gr. 122, adaw cannoedd Gr. 112, roddi cannoedd ib., y gafael tref y dat ib., y gadaelu tref y dat ib., San fryday gleifr Gr.120, roddi modrwy WB. 473, yrru lleturith 472, yn cadw kenwyn 0 uoch WB. 452, gwerescyn tir y trydydd WB. 453, kychu porth WB. 455, gyrru gwiw grip WB. 47^ heb disgrymmu gwr WB. 477, rac eirichi pechawd B. 476, agori kiwb WB. 474, dodi caeatan M. 21, dodi gosteg J*17, treulan talwm M. 20, cymryd crip WB. 460, cadarnhau dymdeithas M.
talwm M. 20, cymryd crip WB. 460, cadarnhau dymdeithas M. 8, a lladd clwm ar y carwraig M. 15, cymryd gwrogaeth M. 6, a chadwkywirdeb M. 7 (Cp. also: yr gwareg gormes M. 3). The governing noun precedes another verbal noun: y vynnw myned Gr. 134, dechreu prynu M. 48, a pheri gossot J: 32, a pheri gwassanaethu ib., dechreu treulan M. 23, y gadaelu myned dwylaw WB. 474, dechreu lleni M. 15, dechreu gwylaw M. 20, gafael gwiscaw WB. 473, ac y dechreuwed gwneuthur RB. 610, adnabod bot eu hennill yn pwyll M. 49. But also: a meirg uot
hennill yn pwyll M. 49. But also: a meirg uot y crydyon wedy dôunaw M. 52, ofynn ael cymryd M. 8. Note also: nyt dady gyghor uynet yr gacol honno M. 50. The object of the verbal noun is separated: y adolyg idaw llongeue Gr. 136, a chwynaw. bot estrawn r112, kychu a oruchddwy porth llys WB. 474, meilltauorug. Technogwydd WB. 477, cymryd wrth hynny bot y poen M. 35, ac gyrru arno beth RB. 625. But also: ony bydd arnat ti gwyliwru uwy no meithryn ohonai lIab llystan a hwn M. 69. Note: After adjectives in -aue used like
hwn M. 69. Note: After adjectives in -aue used like a participle: Prisgwyliannau varwchau beirchi gweisseu MA. 166b. Gwisgawc varwchau beirchi hywet MA. 268a (See Loth, Rem. 33 sq.) The verbal noun is followed by its unlenated genitiv £ agent: clywcan main WB. 452, a chymeri gwas WB. 474, dodi Casswallan M. 41, dychwch cof idaiu M. 20/1, a dychwchau fill trwy lliw bot in iawnach y Chyarlys pan uei vedu kysgu RB. 619' ac yn hynny lyw kedymdeithas M. 46. (Cp. y peris ef dychwch uhuot Ilwynwy M. 34). Co. kewsel ger was loqui bonum verbum P. 831, leueir
Co. kewsel ger was loqui bonum verbum P. 831, leueir gow dic~ falsum P. 902, drey den ferre hominen P. 311, eberna boys P. 421, marsyv prys danuon genes tus ervvs si tempus est mittere tecum hoolllne armatos D. 938. , Note: Bret. Ober vdd faire le bien : ober mad faire bien, bien furt : Ernault, Gr. 11. IV. Elision of noun and adjective after the article or after the noun 2. After THE ARTICLE in the feminine sg., the initial consonant of the noun or adjective is elided, e.g. or eucuill WB. 466 (mod. geueil f.), Llymau wedi
e.g. or eucuill WB. 466 (mod. geueil f.), Llymau wedi keffy M(gwedd f.), ar gyuedach a dechreawsant M. 28 (cyfedach f.),) berllan M. 14 (per-llan f.), or berth WB. 69, M. 49 (perth f.), ar uonwyn oed M. 59, or gludweir WB. 474, (mod. cludwair f.), V vreignes, or gaer WB. 486 (caer f.): hyd ei Moll 136, but (recte!) y Ffin Fawr "mô Mona", see J. Morris Jones, Gr. 225. Provection.. After the article, ll, rh are regularly elided : y r P. 611 282 (WB. 70, M. 50), M. 81, 98, y llys M. 3 etc., llynghes M.
M. 81, 98, y llys M. 3 etc., llynghes M. 73, y long M. 27, 70, 71, or llyn M. 32, ar llaw M. 36, yr llys to the WB. 452, 454, 479, etc., yn y llaw honno WB. 457, 459, dan y llwyn honno RB. 611, ar lleini 1 b 1. Cp. glod wasgvaraiuc MA. 268®, meirch anfonawc MA. 156b. 2. For OIr. see Pedersen I. § 309. AFTER THE NOUN IN THE FEMININE SINGULAR an adjective is elided, e.g. enau y bu unedr (fem.) liedydd, creulawn, galet Gr. 136, ae Person vreignhawl RB. 605, y perth aechan P.
136, ae Person vreignhawl RB. 605, y perth aechan P. 6" 281, caer iawn ib., ansawd vreigneid RB. 605, neuadd vreignhawl RB. 606, 613, biched dragywyd RB. 610, arfau gwar Gr. 124, Llwyni vreignydd Gr. 122, arfryd gwar Gr. N6, ramio gwar ib., neges orau M. 11, gwrthych M. 13, ucheldeint Gwar M. 44, ucheldeint dromydd M. 60, lladwaf vaivr M. 63, un llygrydd decaf M. 73, monwyn gystal M. 29, y morwyn decaf RB. y morwyn barwredig WB. 470, gwareg decaf Gr. 114, gwareg gwyllt ib. 112, gwareg deleduach M. 45, ar ymdidraffgwareg well no 1 ib., 0 gwareg
M. 45, ar ymdidraffgwareg well no 1 ib., 0 gwareg deichog WB. 456, kibhuyr WB. 481 (kibir llwyr V*' 121), dauates gwar WB. 472, uarwr draiast, uarwr goch M. 111, pa hyd bemlach P. 611 281, arch gyfuaithal M. 15, gwastad eirianlathreit M. 8. blat gyuanhedig M. 46, torch ymwad Gr. 106, lien gorffor B. 455, y gweithgwaith orau M. 45. Note also : y wreic eilaf a garaf M. 13 (but of course y wyr mwyaf a gery M. 11), y morwyn eilaf y maigred WB. 470, Cadarn a ungwr y gweithgwaith M. 7. The adjective is separated from
ungwr y gweithgwaith M. 7. The adjective is separated from the noun : caer mawr gymreig a welai mwyaf ar gerwyd y bwyd WB. 486, caer mawr a welai mwyaf or bwyd M. 126. But caer a welai mwyaf WB. 472, caer mawr a welai teaf M. 114, and naturally : a merch ysydd imi gwir WB. i.e. merch ysydd imi, gwyir. ar wreicedda cystall a Rhianon M. 22 (probably : ar wreicedda, cystall..) (but : a unnofofrwreic cymreig ac ef WB. 452) hynaf llefrathog WB. 465 (llafn Mod. W. masc.). Provection. It is difficult to decide whether instances like
masc.). Provection. It is difficult to decide whether instances like gwenlliant tec WB. 470 to "gwenllian decon" M. 113), urwyr liedydd, creulawn, galet Gr. 136 are due to Provection. One might think that they represent traces of an earlier orthography (cp. ZE. 195). Still, it is reasonable to infer that the actual pronunciation was tec, ereulawll, the really convincing evidence of this being the rule in cynghanedd according to which -? g> c, -d d> t, b> p, e.g. draig goch llege [druik ko : en] vide Loth, Rem. p. 2, and J. Baudis E. Welsh Gr. 78, 107. If
2, and J. Baudis E. Welsh Gr. 78, 107. If g, d, b were preceded by a volceless consonant, they became voiceless (in actual pronunciation), cp. dy loches cvnes yw'r coet (DaG. p. 108, loches f.), aes trom (see Loth. Rem. 31), gwaith teg DaG. 267, ocbeuaid tost p. 288, see Loth, Rem. 3° 3iMod. W. [stau :x] nos da wch, see also E. Welsh Gr. 104/9. For yr wythnos diwethaf, Gweithdai du see J. Morris Jones, p. 186. Co. an vmyn (: bmYIl), an du mas" populus bonus (tllS, mas). Fol Mod. Br. see ZE. 196, for MIBr. (rarely
mas). Fol Mod. Br. see ZE. 196, for MIBr. (rarely expressed) iIl baradoez, an dm sll see ibid. J. Provection : an debell wrek casadow ; a vgb eglos tec, an barlh celldh, 1'" venyn da see KSB. V. 168 sq., ZE. 190 sq. After the masculine sg. and the plural m. f., a predicate comparative is elided in sentences of the following type : nyt oes seith cantref well M. 44, na welwynt llongeu gyweiryach Y hansawd noc wynt M. 27, na huelosti gedymdeith gywirach M. 51', ny due neb kyrch zuaeth M. 29, nyt oes yn y bwyd
neb kyrch zuaeth M. 29, nyt oes yn y bwyd dyn mwy y gala M. 24. Note : nyt oes dim gassach genhyf P. 611 208. After DEU, DfVY elision is regular, after a noun in the dual an adjective is elided : den was WB. 467, 468, deu geneii WB. 484, 467, dell vroder Gr. 104, 108, 118, M. 26, deu vab Gr. 108, deulin WB. 456, RB. 605, den gedymdeith M. 23, den marchog M. 4, dell lygat M. 36, y rhwyng deu llenn M. 78, y deu vreign M. 5, ell dB gorff M. 5, deil troet
vreign M. 5, ell dB gorff M. 5, deil troet M. 14, 15 (: droet WB. 51), deu droet RB 618, deu Wydel unollwm M. 40, [dryssien deu peinawc WB. 452, or dell canwr P. 611 280], dwylaw Gr. 106, P. 611 282, WB. 474, trwy y dwy goys WB. 469, dwy garan WB. 478, diwyt WB. 478, dwy morwyn., deu wr M. 72, y dwy uaen M. 63, y dwy deyrnas M. 8, y dwy llyn M. 36, dwy RB. 619 (: dwy laryan Hg. 11. 13), dwy geinawc RB. 619, villi r ib., y dwi groff M. 57,
RB. 619, villi r ib., y dwi groff M. 57, dwi morwynawl WB. 45, dwi uorwynawl M. 102, deu ychen gwyld ivineu yna del gytbreinawl WB. 480, deu uilgi uronwynyon urchyn WB. 455, deu vucl gadarn RB. 612. For OIr. see Pedersen, I. § 312. Co. dew jgfi "duo viri", dwi vregh duo bracchia", D. 3159, deu lader dreis, see ZE. 197; for ModBr. daOll dad, diou verc'h see ibid. OIr. The noun is lenited after nom. acc. gen. m. fem. dual. see Thurneysen HbP 145 Note: After the article in the masc. sg. the initial consonant of the following
in the masc. sg. the initial consonant of the following noun is not lenited. After the noun in the masc. sg. and the plural no lenition occurs, e.g. ly mabs WB. 472, doeth y kyuoelh Gr. 138, or gweilh hwnnw M. 47, yr peth gorwach.. RB. 620, y peth WB. 453, tir gwaetlyl Gr. 116, lir dyrys draw Vn wych WB. 480, hyd pan vo ef a 110 pennlliein gwinn WB. 481, nor dyddyn guylltaf WB. 484, yslipanwr cledyuen goreu.. wyfui WB. 486, filer 0 varmor gwedus gwnip RB. 613, drwy dechymic odidawc gywreinrwyd WB. 611, tin cantref goreu M.
drwy dechymic odidawc gywreinrwyd WB. 611, tin cantref goreu M. 73, GUYFF myngwytwn march gwedw kyfret a thov vabon WB. 483, yn tyno gwastat WB. 466, llopaneu mawr M. 14, iwlgleit guyllt a dof RB. 613. G Note also ar uon rot melin RB. 614 (rhod ModW. fem.), chwedel leivenxd r114 (chwedl m. and f.) Provection. For e kocled see Baudis, E. W. Gr. 142, for Mod. giuaed da [ttj see ib. 107, gwenith gwin [kwl see ib. 79, map bychan [-p b-], Van. Maphan. DaG. dtrana dl [nt tuJ, see Loth, Rem. p. 271. For Co. and Bret. see
see Loth, Rem. p. 271. For Co. and Bret. see ZE. 186. The genitive case used adjectivally is lenited when preceded by a feminine or dual noun: kist uaen M. 97, llech varmor M. 167, chwaer uaeth M. 204, kei vaen ureuan M. 141 (Pedersen, I. 452), kaer vaell gymrwt WB. 486, nos galan mei M. 20 (: cWB.). In Co. and Bret. the genitive is lenited after a feminine noun, e.g. iynell ivoys (see ZE. 187 q. v., provection tus Crist, 3e zurek Pylat see ib. Mod. Bret. POll bell dolor capitis cp. Ernault, Gr. § 9 q. v.)
bell dolor capitis cp. Ernault, Gr. § 9 q. v.) Prov, bennes TOlle d'ac'h, paour ke's TOlle, see ib. For OIr. cp. Pedersen, I. But naturally: yr mwyn merchet WB. 469, ar ureint llyweir M. 30, and probably too: a vltant onnod llesteir Gr. 136, Y chwedel llezoenyd Gr. 114, 0 llervth grym M. 64. Cp. also: maid ala cleheren WB.477, wm/ dalagel bendoll WB. 478, Illal dala hi WB.479 (see Anwyl: dal, dala" sting, bite"). For O. loc quae C. 8 bes. loc guac ib., freq. 2. Lenition in the masc. plur. en veyn, an veyn ma (lapides, ex
the masc. plur. en veyn, an veyn ma (lapides, ex lapis his), addroll dres latrones l audaces see ZE. 186. lapides, e~lapis 3. Cp. ZE. 197. But also oet vlwydyn M. 235, y ffraw waet M. 242 (Pedersen, 1,452). The genitive of proper names is lenited in certain formulae, e.g. after caer: Kaer Gei, Kaer Gmt, Kaer Gint, Kaer Gradawc, Kaer Lirion, Kaer Loyw, Kaer Ludd, Kaer Lwyd, Kaer Vyrdin, Weir, Kaer Wvnt (but Kaer Lleon, Kaer Llioll, Kaer Mvgeid). Llan Veir, Llan Gradawc, Llan Vall. Mod. W. Ty Ddewi, Rhiw Fachno, Rhos Gadfan, Ponl far' chell, Rhyd Garadog, etc.
Rhiw Fachno, Rhos Gadfan, Ponl far' chell, Rhyd Garadog, etc. cat Gamlan WB. 466, but teir ynis Prydein WB. 470, 111 personal names: after merch, gwreic, den vab, etc.: Brann-zuell nerch Lyr M. 29, Gwennlwedyr merch WaledurKyruach M. 112, Tanniuenn merch Weir Dathar Wenidawc ib., but Eheubryt merch Kyfiulch M. 112, Eurneit merch Clyd0 M. 112 etc., Goewin verch Pebill M. 59, Kicua verch Yrwydd Gohoyw M. 25, 44. deu vab Varedud (Strachan, 12), gwreic Vrutas RBB. 51, mam Gadwaladyr ib. 252, gurtlC Lewarch Gr. 112. gwlat Vorgall, pobyl Vrytaen (Strachan, 12). Gustennin M. 119 1. For Co. and Bret.
(Strachan, 12). Gustennin M. 119 1. For Co. and Bret. see supra; carek Verriasec. The genitive is lenited after ryw, kyvryw, y sawl, e.g. ryzC tur M. 34, RB. 616, y ryw bryf M. 54, 55, y ryw bethan M. 68, y ryw veslei RB. 616, ryw bysc RB. 618, y ryw bobyl RB. 618; pwy a pharyw wr oed y dat a pha ryw vrenhinyath a phryw ryw dreiswyr Gr. 110, pa ryw leidyr M. 55, pa ryw zJ)etfJ M. 56, pa ryw gerdet M. 78, cp. 32, pa ryw leidyr. a phya 0" zueith M. 70, amryw ivynn
ryw leidyr. a phya 0" zueith M. 70, amryw ivynn RB. 615, amrywgeluydodeu RB. 619; amryw vlawt M. 38, y kyfryw vrenhin RB. 609, kyfryw lydll(J M. 67, kyfryw dlws M. 8, neb kyfryn gollet Gr. 140. Note. Cp. Bret. ar re wra^ Ics grands", see Le Gonidec Gr., p. 6. V y sawl narw brenn WB. 472, y sawl norynyon M. 223, y sawl vilioed M. 229. I. For ty gerdivr poet's house see Loth. Rem. 32. 2. For Bret. seul in seal via, sent tvelloch tant. plus, tant mieux > Le Gonidec, Diet. 533. For meint cp. y
mieux > Le Gonidec, Diet. 533. For meint cp. y meint gornot M. 40, meint milwr M. 210, 233; y veint vonhedigeidrwyd RB. 611. In EW. poetry, when the genitive precedes the noun, it may lenite, e.g. pinion wascawd MA. 140b (the) protection of the weak, liant lestri D.A. 145a vessels of the sea. The construction is an apposition or a complement of a member of the clausal clause the first member is lenited as well (see Loth, Rem. 40 sqq.); e.g. Pan dyvii Duvivlch, dllt nerthyd Sk. 66.12, geinnyon tuledic Sk. 74.9, gu'iilcb rboddiad, gad gedymdeith MA. 331b, y
tuledic Sk. 74.9, gu'iilcb rboddiad, gad gedymdeith MA. 331b, y mab gogonet get gedernyl MA. 316a, cp. ivynedd wawr 306a, vyddin veiedyat MA. 253b, forehun llld MA. 143a, rwylvut veityad, gad geitbiw MA. 164b, Gollewin wledig, zulad Wbiazvg hael MA. 146b, caradwy ivledig, wladoed noli MA. 159b, cp. bareu eri ib., Bowys ber MA. 164R etc. Myrddin ym ulc, ymyddidig ulad ymddiffyn Llŷr Guacamaya gosbarth gwarllwr A. 176a. After proper nouns, the following agnomen is leniated in Cases like Hafgan urenhin O Annuwn W. B. 3, Merddin y Berylannwyd Gr. 110. Osla Gilyddwyawr, Garscydd Wyddel, Kelydon Gweddill Anllawd Wledig, but
110. Osla Gilyddwyawr, Garscydd Wyddel, Kelydon Gweddill Anllawd Wledig, but also Pwyll pennant Deuddog, Pwyll edrych Annum, Matholwch brenhin Iwerdon. Cp. Bret. Pippi gos, Ian wras, sant Ian Vadezour, Ernault, Gram. 5 I I. Cp. Esp.: mat, merch, sap (ap), verch: Ko in names, e. g. Bendigeidfran vab Llyr, Gwydach nab [an, etc., Brânwen verch Lyr, Gwydion verch Wynn Goch, Iannoll verch Hueil Hen, etc., etc. C (But note also: Gwilym mab Eiri, a Chynydd rhiw. Nes a Jlffalbert m. Daere, etc. M. 106 sq., Gwydwr mab Greidawl M. 1 2 3, Gwelem meryc Kei M. 112 sqq., where mab.,
2 3, Gwelem meryc Kei M. 112 sqq., where mab., m. = map merch verch.) (For Co., MlBr. map see ZE. 197.) 2) in apposition: neu y Arthur, nab y chwaer M. 114, neu mab y chwaer M. 39, dy neu mab dy chwaer M. 37, dy neu mab dith neu mab dy chwaer M. 65, y neu mab deth dychwaer M. 59, y llythrenn verch dy chwaer WB. 93, ewythred Arthur oedd y dryr y dda M. 109, ewythred y Arthur dryr y dda nam M. 110, 140. In Welsh poetry, there are instances of leniation in appositions like:
Welsh poetry, there are instances of leniation in appositions like: Guto Rhys Bebyd, beng teyrnog MA. 198.1, tarian i'r hôtelwr, wr i'r hynafedd MA. 392'1, gwir hywel Darius gŵr MA. 336a, hebog te ynt yarchawc tŷr MA. 214a. See Loth, Rem. 38 sqq. In poetry, an apposition (or an attribute) may be leniated when separate from its governing word, e. g. Heli Einiawn glôd. Fab Gwallter MA. 330 Rys gryg y galan gloyw peid MA. 207b, Llawr gwyddforbau llân a'e gorn Cadawd, gadarn breiniau bro MA. 255b, vide Loth, Rem. 44 sq. In poetry, there are instances of leniation in
44 sq. In poetry, there are instances of leniation in parenthesis, e. g. gwynbeuniad Sk. 71.6, see Loth, Rem. 43 sq. In Welsh poetry, leniation may be found in instances like: Rys mawr valg Yf ealell yg cadair MA. 207b, ar iâr wâr ym mreint neb M. 176b, Fab Thomas falchras fychrannog amgen MA. 329a, trimer eurachu valg vaisryd MA. 252b, gwawr kyhoed tusgoed, wasgarsogaf MA. 253a, 1/11 i Gruffudd gleirw, glôd y wasgarsog MA. 238a, see Loth, Rem. 37 sq. In poetry, in sentences like fawr ei feibion, the complement when preceding the governing word may be leniated, e.
complement when preceding the governing word may be leniated, e. g. wythwer iwyth gynwyth cynvan eu delyg MA. 185b, on daw lleisiad dŵr y geirgog MA. 195b, valg y dawn MA. 163b; fawr ei feibion MA. 221b, gadau y gweirdd MA. 251a, llais ei daearhebog MA. 336a, cp. also M. 157-20, see Loth, Rem. 45 sqq. The noun is leniated after an adjective in the positive degree: d dyrnaur allar M. 44, d dyrnaur llewyr M. 23 (: llywer), M. 31, 33, etc., d dyrnaur y Gr. 106, 116, d dyrnaur blaidd Gr. 130, d dyrnaur blaidd gamed Gr. 130,
dyrnaur blaidd Gr. 130, d dyrnaur blaidd gamed Gr. 130, d dyrnaur baralwyd M. 29, amryliaethaion gwarantydd RB. 613 (: chwili. II. 8), amryusiaeth vreigl RB. 6I L' a'i genghwynt gerddet M. 10, amgen leddyr M. 48, trydyd am dŵr M. 80, y iawn bilwydd WB. 452, o'i ffrwyth yn neidio Gr. 102, ganwydrenhiniont llynghes Gr. 106, (and also o garedig y dryr Gr. 110,) y wir dref ar Gr. 114, y dyma dyweddigyon gwerin hynaf Gr. 126, on hir verdder Gr. 138, y baderddarchawl bist RB. 609, gwyneddineidiad brenhinialt RB. 609, y neu eirianwyd am bro MA. 619, ar
RB. 609, y neu eirianwyd am bro MA. 619, ar gwenwyn waew M. 77, dreigiau wledig M. 73, dideod gerdded WB. 456, y gar gwsseuin WB. 484 (: kysg), dŵywawl gyntaf RB. 621, y briodoliaid gwreiddog Gr. 128, gwisg gweistrwyd RB. 477, aneirian luossogrwyd RB. 613 (: llyw. t', II. 8), (cp. also a mynych lysuwyd WB. 478, but note' Uwchmynych lletgwr. GC. 110.) Cp. Co. droc ietl malus vir", tebel was" malus puer", see ZE. Bret. biball drea peu de chose", see Ernault Gram. § 39 (cp. also Le Gonidec Gr., p. 62). For OIr. cp. ilchatraig: cathraig ili,
Gonidec Gr., p. 62). For OIr. cp. ilchatraig: cathraig ili, senchoinrorid'ca" Thurneysen Hb., p. 221, Pedersen I. 311. [After the superlative (but cp. supra: oed wahanredolcif guas Gr. 114, yn lleihaf peth M. 80, yn dechrau giureic M. 4, difulmau giureic M. 4, ny buost gynhegaradwas dſll Ma. 7, tecach mwythyn M. 28, goreu hyrwydd M. 61, fedwchaf gust M. 25, deediwaith gwas M. 73, yn bengast kynweithiant M. 35, nydd oedd waelh hyrwydd WB. 471, ny bu nuscrellach na'r synnwyr M. 13.] [Co. an gokye den the most foolish man" R. 1454, llywelyn master a Worse master D. 2275,
man" R. 1454, llywelyn master a Worse master D. 2275, brast barw greatest power D. 793, gwell gwynt G better wine O. 1914; Bret. Moanoc'h den, Ar giuella muid (Le Gonidec Gr63).] The noun is leniated after oll: holl grydydd M. 52, yr holl wlad M. 58, o holl lysoedd M. 54, all orbennyd M. 36, holl baraddedd i b., holl synged Gr. 112, 114, o holl cnwll Gr. 112, holl brenhiniaeth 2 r. 140, y holl deyrnas, holl gloydydd Gr. 140, on holl wyr P. 60, holl byth RB. 605, yr holl cydychaidd RB. 607, holl anfant RB. 619,
605, yr holl cydychaidd RB. 607, holl anfant RB. 619, y holl gyfranc M. 23 2. ModBr. ami hall dud (IlId) cp. Troude Dict. Fr. 884. For OIr. uile see Pedersen I. 445. Aber ami, ambell, ychydig, see J. Morris Jones, W Gr. 312. For leniation after eil (fem.) 'other, second', neill, cp. VI' eil hŷd M. 68, yr eil geing M. 26, y lleill wenyn WB. 468 (ar neill law 1 613, for approved neillaw WB. 83 2. ? y lleill-g-yllell WB. 487 4.) Pob (rad.), e. g. M. pob hŷn M. 72, pob march M. 71, pob li
pob hŷn M. 72, pob march M. 71, pob li M. 33, pob kynteir 28, pob colofn P. 61 280, y pob gwan RB. 621, neb gŵstnodd WB. 486. (Provision: 0 part path M. 35, a shop path ib.) Note. Co. lep (rad.), pup, pop, pep (rad.), see ZE. 188 (prov. of the med.). For elision in RBB. see Strachan p. 13, for elision after tawy see ld. 2. But: yl pediuar WB. 65. 3. Neill parti (masc.?) M. 28, 38, 78. 11 ?• But masc. (unlenited) yr eil cam M. 11, yr eil llechwyliwr WB. 478, y peall Iroel
M. 11, yr eil llechwyliwr WB. 478, y peall Iroel M. 76, y neall glas M. 77. Mod. Br. eil elenates, cp. Ernault 55 eil-; vaell vap; for OIr. cp. Pedersen, I. 445. See ib.). For Bret. neb, nep, peb, pep rad. cp. Troude, Dict. Fr. 72, 156. For OIr. see Pedersen, I. p. 445. The noun is lenited after the possessives: dy, -th thy; I, y, -e his: )'Ih le di M. 3, yth law M. 13, oth law WB. 459, ath law gen. WB. 476, ny bo tell dy daeuaint M 126 (: penn WB. 486), ath gatwrddogiyn
dy daeuaint M 126 (: penn WB. 486), ath gatwrddogiyn M. 105 (: catwrddogiyn WB. 459), y tiog WB. 465, yn agos oe enein RB. 613, ae draed M. 50, ae nead. M. 28, oe varyg WB. 484, oe vywyt ib., kyn noe eni WB. 469, y baladyr WB. 487, ae glasneu Gr. 106, y law M. 38, WB 478, 477, 455, 487: y law P. 61 280, y glas WB. 455, a) deulu WB. (: ae teulu M. 6, y teulu M. 15). Dros y penn M. 14, oe penn WB. 482, ae paladyr M. 5, of gureic AL.
penn WB. 482, ae paladyr M. 5, of gureic AL. I, 6, II. 1 Provection perhaps in instances like: ath teulu M. 227, 011 tat 218, oth hvyl 234. — NB. athwywn SG. 42 < *ath-u>*f [Note. y her, causes the spirant change (Co. y holon, ModBr. he after -m, pi. -all, 11, -(aw)ch, y, en. The initial consonants remain unchanged. For fy (nas. mut.) see my EWGr. I. 146. But Co. ow, Bret. 111,1, (spir.) see ZE. 193.] The noun is lenited after interrogatives, e.g. pa gygor bemzac P. 61 282, a pha gynghor M. 44, a pha dref
61 282, a pha gynghor M. 44, a pha dref tat Gr. 1 ro, pa dynghafaven Gr. 114, pa greft M. 52, pa draig gwyd M. 61, py le WB. 463, pa geluwyd M. 48, pa gelyn M. 32, pa gantref M. 73, pa morwyn M. 68, pa wlat M. 2, ft gyfrwyst M. 3, pa gyfranc M. 21, pa uedwl M. 26, a ffa ieint bynnac WB. 476, pa le Gr. 134,0 ba le RB. 612, apha du 612, pa du M. 63, 124 (: ba ta WB.), py tu WB. 483, PilJ bynnac M. 76, pa beth Gr.
tu WB. 483, PilJ bynnac M. 76, pa beth Gr. 126, 112, M. 72, 78, beth nosafn M. 7, beth yw hynny M. 18, beth yssyt emaP. 61 280, a wybyd M. beth a vo RB. 620 (: peth yw Hg. II. 14). NB.: pwy well genhyt WB. 487. 1. Co. je, e.g. 3e voluntaire tua, ModBr. da dad, prov.: theth cotl corpori luo, yth torn in manum tuam, yt colon, vide ZE. 191, KSB. v. 17; For OIr. see Pedersen, I. § 308. 2. Co. i vam, y goton his mother, his heart, 3)' 3as ad patrem, tuum", hay
his mother, his heart, 3)' 3as ad patrem, tuum", hay bowys et tunica eius", Bret. he ben his head (penn), etc. See Loth, Chr. 432. For OIr. see Pedersen, I. § 308. Note. Co. pall dra, py gymmys ZE. 198, MIBr. pebez, pequellent, pe dn ^ath., ModBr. pe verc'b vide ZE. 198. For OIr. (cia cbruth, cia cbuin) see Pedersen, I. 445. The noun or the pronoun is lenited after a pronoun in apposition, e.g. ef Uanawyd M. 47, enteu Uetidigeiduran P. 61 279, Yllleu Lleision M. 61, 79, 78, 72, ynteu ebun Wydyon M. 69. keissiun ninneit ui a
72, ynteu ebun Wydyon M. 69. keissiun ninneit ui a thi M. 73, hitheu wreic Teirnon M. 22. Yllleu Ronw M. 77: Gronw WB. , ynteu Gronw M. 80, Yllleu Llew Llaw Gyffes M. 81, ynteu Pwyll M. 9, 23: ynteu Pwyll M. 9, 17, ynteu Pryderi M. 25. See also Pedersen, I. § 308,3. IN FORMING ADVERBS AND PARTICIPATIVE NOUNS lenites the following adjective or substantive, e.g. ben goeluein Gr. 114, er hont a dywedynt doethyn y kyuoeth y oen, vonhedic, hyduf, walltwnn, lygatvras Gr. 138, etc., yn Iystal WB. 465, y uod yn gythreul WB. 462, yn gythrymhet
WB. 465, y uod yn gythreul WB. 462, yn gythrymhet WB. 477, yn dwym WB. 482, yn vych WB. 480, hyd pan 110 hunnw a wnelit yn uwyd a llyn WB. 480, hyd tra Yll gaiter yn uyo WB. 479, yn uyo WB. 470, yn wr WB. 469. Provision of 11: en Ihuir Gr. 138, yn llawen WB. 470, yn llaisach ib. Note. Co. yn jas: provision yn ta see ZE. 200. For Bret. ent, en (MBr. en mat), see Ernault Dict. p. 283; ModBr. er "l'i see Pedersen, II. 77. Provided: Bret. wta, eta, 'ta, see Baudis, Gr. I
77. Provided: Bret. wta, eta, 'ta, see Baudis, Gr. I 103. (For Bret. (len.) see ZE. 200). For OIr. cp. incbruth incbian See ZE. 608. Note: yn tryded prif rieni M. 29 these recall examples from Co. like yn *yn craf, but it may be doubtful whether they express the actual pronunciation ahon or whether they are due to inconsistent orthography (cp. further: py j *HnZucb WB. 468: po M. 111; yn parawt M. 78: bo WB. 67; bot yn pru(lch M. 71. After Co. yn (and maga aeque ") the tenues are unchangeable and the mediae become voiceless spirants,
the tenues are unchangeable and the mediae become voiceless spirants, d > t, e.g., yn as bene (mas), see KSB. V 176, ZE. 200, cp. Mod. W. [inda]. After mor: mor huydyannus M. 8 (OW. mortru, mortruan B. I), mor dost WB. 477, mor vydinauc Gr. 126, mor bell KB. 25 (cp. Co. mor vras, cp. Pedersen, I. 440.) CYN in the equative, e.g. kyngadarnel RB. I. 297.2, kyndebygyd WB. 34, kyn wyntid M. 211, kynureiscet M. 69, kyndrymhel M. 44, yn gynfynydd M. 13 1, kyndducat M. 227 I. Lenation after NUMERALS: un fem. lenates: vn vych Gr. 140,