Note 256 — Chapter V · THE MORPHOLOGY OF SPEECH.
Reading edition
Not dhâ, “to place,” like the perfect in the Teutonic languages, since Old Irish has b (e.g. caru-b = “amabo”), and in Keltic b cannot come from dh.
Reading edition
Not dhâ, “to place,” like the perfect in the Teutonic languages, since Old Irish has b (e.g. caru-b = “amabo”), and in Keltic b cannot come from dh.