Personal + posessive pronouns, past tenses of verbs, all verb present tense endings, examples of lack of concord, forms of "to be", random vocab harder to remember inverted Flashcards
ydyw
“to be” substantive location 3sg
ydynt
not at start of sentence “to be” substantive location 3pl
yw
not at start of sentence “to be” copula 3sg
ynt
not at start of sentence “to be” copula 3pl
yssit
start of sentence “to be” existence 3sg
oes^L
not at start of sentence “to be” existence both 3pl and 3sg
yssydynt
start of sentence “to be” existence 3pl
ys
start of sentence “to be” copula 3sg and 3pl
mae
start of sentence “to be” location 3sg
maent
start of sentence “to be” location 3pl
ar
on
yn
in
y^L
to, for
1sg personal pronoun - normal, dependent, reduplicated
mi, ui, miui
3sg m personal pronoun - normal, dependent, reduplicated
ef, ef, efo
2sg personal pronoun - normal, dependent, reduplicated
ti, di, tidi
3sg f personal pronoun - normal, dependent, reduplicated
hi, hi, hihi
1pl personal pronoun - normal, dependent, reduplicated
ni, ni, nini
2pl personal pronoun - normal, dependent, reduplicated
chwi, chwi, chwichwi
3pl personal pronoun - normal, dependent, reduplicated
wynt, wynt, wyntwy
to see
gwel-
day
dyd
to call
galw-
to hear
clyw-
bishop
escob
to praise
mawl-
or
neu^L
if
o(t)^S/L
cold
oer
thing
peth
when
pan^L
to give
rhod-
while
tra^L
until
yny^L
our, mutation?
an/yn, adds “h” before vowel in following word if it starts with a vowel
his, mutation?
y, lenition
her, mutation?
y, spirantization
your sg, mutation?
dy, lenition
your pl, mutation?
ych/ach, none
my, mutation?
fy, nasalization
their pl, mutation?
eu, sometimes h-prefixing
b - nasalization, lenition, spirantization
m, v, b
c - nasalization, lenition, spirantization
ngh, g, ch
d - nasalization, lenition, spirantization
n, d, d
g - nasalization, lenition, spirantization
ng, 0/, g
h - nasalization, lenition, spirantization
h, h, h (no change)
ll - nasalization, lenition, spirantization
ll, l, ll (basically no change)
m - nasalization, lenition, spirantization
m, u, m
n - nasalization, lenition, spirantization
n, n, n (no change)
p - nasalization, lenition, spirantization
mh, b, ph
t - nasalization, lenition, spirantization
nh, d, th
y - nasalization, lenition, spirantization
y, y, y (no change)
compound how to make
can combine or just list nouns separately but adjacent, and causes lenition in second noun e.g. mor ‘sea’ and march ‘horse’ can form a compound moruarch ‘sea-horse’, i.e. whale.
when (compounding) a becomes ac
before vowel
Prydein is Middle Welsh name for Britain. What is “The Isle of Britain”, including any “the” particles
Ynys Brydein
“The sword of the man”
“cledyf y gwr”
How to negate
Place negating particle (ny(t)^S/L, t if following word begins with vowel) in front of verb
Create a negative mixed order sentence “it is not Jack that I love”. and when is there lack of verbal concord in mixed order
Nyt Jack a garaf ui. When the subject comes before the verb (when the subject is being highlighted by the contrast)
Create positive mixed order sentence with subject as highlighted part - “i am the one who lives the woman”
Ys mi a gar y wreic
this (male singular)
hwnn
this (female singular)
honn
these
hynn
that (male singular)
hwnnw
that (female singular)
honno
those
hynny
How to make interrogative/question. should you use the “start of sentence” version of “to be” verbs?
Add “a” to start of sentence, add “?” to end. No, do not use the start of sentence versions.
Make “Hywel the Fat” and “Breda, son of Hamburg” appositives - what rule need to apply for thing following first word?
Hywel Deu —– Breda uab Hamburg (lenition)
imperfect 1sg, pl
-wn, -em
imperfect 2sg, pl
-ut, -ewch
imperfect 3sg, pl
-el, -ynt
imperfect impersonal
-it (i-affection)
preterite 1sg, pl
-eis (i-affection), -assam
preterite 2sg, pl
-eist (i-affection), -assawch
preterite 3sg, pl
-awd (and a bunch of random others), -assant
preterite imperfect
-wyt (and a bunch of random others all ending with ‘t’)
all verb endings in present tense:
1sg, 1pl, 2sg, 2pl, 3sg, 3pl, impersonal
-af, -wn, -y (-it/-yd) (i-affection), -wch (i-affection), -0/, -ant, -ir (i-affection)
all verb endings “can”:
1sg, 1pl, 2sg, 2pl, 3sg, 3pl, impersonal
canaf, canwn, kery, kenwch, can, canant, kenir
When is there lack of concord other than mixed order
There is a plural noun subject placed after the verb e.g. Cassec a gar yr henyon uerchet
“on” 3sg (m), 3pl (m)
arnaw, amadu
naar (to, for)
y
y (to, for) 3sg (m), 3pl (m), 3sg or pl (f)
idaw, udu(nt), idi
internal i-affection a
e
internal i-affection aw
ew