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On Adverbs of Place in Irish

On Adverbs of Place in Irish Thurneysen1 gives this list of place adverbs: 'here' 'there, beyond' 'above' 'below' 'in front, east' 'behind, west' 'right, "A 'where' sund, sunda t-all t-uas t-is t-air t-iar dess tuaid B 'whither' %l-lei> il-le inn-unn, inn-onn s-uas s-is s-air s-iar fa-dess, sa-dess fa-thuaith, sti-thuaid sechta(i)r C 'whence' de-sin an-all an-uas an-is an-air an4ar an-dess an-tuaid a-tuaid an-echta(i)r* Outside' * This paper is based on §§ 89-99 (cf. also 33, 73 and 156) of my unpublished dissertation The History of the Adverb in Irish (Edinburgh 1974). I am indebted to Professor Heinrich Wagner for accepting this for publication as well as for his comments on it (cf. below). Also, I should like to thank Professor Kenneth Jackson, who supervised the work on the thesis. Keys to the abbreviations may be found in BL (Bibliographie linguistique, publiee par le Comite international permanent de<* linguistes, Utrecht-Brussels-Antwerp 1939), DRIA (Dictionary of the Irish Language..., Published by the Royal Irish Academy (includes Contributions to a Dictionary...) Dublin 1913-1976) and CD (The Oxford Classical Dictionary, Oxford 1949). 1 Gramm. 305. To these one might add the series immaig Outside', immach 'out9 and ammaig 'from the outside52. Here too, the fundamental point of interest is that http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Zeitschrift für celtische Philologie (ZcP) de Gruyter

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de Gruyter
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Copyright © 2009 Walter de Gruyter
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0084-5302
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1865-889X
DOI
10.1515/zcph.1976.35.1.158
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Abstract

Thurneysen1 gives this list of place adverbs: 'here' 'there, beyond' 'above' 'below' 'in front, east' 'behind, west' 'right, "A 'where' sund, sunda t-all t-uas t-is t-air t-iar dess tuaid B 'whither' %l-lei> il-le inn-unn, inn-onn s-uas s-is s-air s-iar fa-dess, sa-dess fa-thuaith, sti-thuaid sechta(i)r C 'whence' de-sin an-all an-uas an-is an-air an4ar an-dess an-tuaid a-tuaid an-echta(i)r* Outside' * This paper is based on §§ 89-99 (cf. also 33, 73 and 156) of my unpublished dissertation The History of the Adverb in Irish (Edinburgh 1974). I am indebted to Professor Heinrich Wagner for accepting this for publication as well as for his comments on it (cf. below). Also, I should like to thank Professor Kenneth Jackson, who supervised the work on the thesis. Keys to the abbreviations may be found in BL (Bibliographie linguistique, publiee par le Comite international permanent de<* linguistes, Utrecht-Brussels-Antwerp 1939), DRIA (Dictionary of the Irish Language..., Published by the Royal Irish Academy (includes Contributions to a Dictionary...) Dublin 1913-1976) and CD (The Oxford Classical Dictionary, Oxford 1949). 1 Gramm. 305. To these one might add the series immaig Outside', immach 'out9 and ammaig 'from the outside52. Here too, the fundamental point of interest is that

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Zeitschrift für celtische Philologie (ZcP)de Gruyter

Published: Jan 1, 1976

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