The Elements of Welsh Grammar
The Elements of Welsh Grammar
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Verb-noun + substantive : hog-faen, whetstone ; esgyn-faen, horseblock.
Substantive + adjective : pen-wan, weak-minded ; bron-goch, red-breasted.
Adjective + substantive : dryc-in (drwg + hin), foul weather ; glas-for, the blue sea. Rhudd-em, a ruby ; sych-nant, a dry valley.
WELSH GRAMMAR. 83 Numeral + substantive : can-dryll, all to pieces ; seith-wyr, seven men. Teir-blwydd, three years of age.
Adjective + adjective : melyn-goch, orange-red ; pur-wyn, purely ivhite.
Compound Pronouns and Com...pound Numerals : see Reduplicated Pronouns and the numerals in the Accidence above.
For further examples of compounds see chapter on Derivation under arch, cam, gwrth, rhag, tra, awdwr, llawn, etc.
N. B. Rome nouns, like tra, a thing, lid (=lled, width), and fa ( = man, a place), have ceased to be used alone, and nuist now be regarded as prefixes or suffixes.
SYNTAX.
CHAPTER X. 120 WORD ORDER.
TYPE A The NORMAL ORDER of words in a Welsh sentence is as follows : 1. VERB. 2. SUBJECT AND ITS ATTRIBUTES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Verb-noun + substantive : hog-faen, whetstone ; esgyn-faen, horseblock.
Substantive + adjective : pen-wan, weak-minded ; bron-goch, red-breasted.
Adjective + substantive : dryc-in (drwg + hin), foul weather ; glas-for, the blue sea. Rhudd-em, a ruby ; sych-nant, a dry valley.
WELSH GRAMMAR. 83 Numeral + substantive : can-dryll, all to pieces ; seith-wyr, seven men. Teir-blwydd, three years of age.
Adjective + adjective : melyn-goch, orange-red ; pur-wyn, purely ivhite.
Compound Pronouns and Com...pound Numerals : see Reduplicated Pronouns and the numerals in the Accidence above.
For further examples of compounds see chapter on Derivation under arch, cam, gwrth, rhag, tra, awdwr, llawn, etc.
N. B. Rome nouns, like tra, a thing, lid (=lled, width), and fa ( = man, a place), have ceased to be used alone, and nuist now be regarded as prefixes or suffixes.
SYNTAX.
CHAPTER X. 120 WORD ORDER.
TYPE A The NORMAL ORDER of words in a Welsh sentence is as follows : 1. VERB. 2. SUBJECT AND ITS ATTRIBUTES.
What to read after The Elements of Welsh Grammar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel James Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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