5 matching Old Irish forms found. (Click on a column heading to sort by that column.)
| MS | Gloss | Thes. | Word form | Headword | Word class | Sub-class | Morph. | Meaning | Voice | Relative? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9a33 | ab | 9a22 | camaiph | camaiph [DIL] | conjunction | Adversative conj. used to indicate that a statement, the truth of which is accepted, stands in complete opposition to something previously mentioned: however, nevertheless | ||||
| 21a7 | c | 21a1 | camaiph | camaiph [DIL] | conjunction | Adversative conj. used to indicate that a statement, the truth of which is accepted, stands in complete opposition to something previously mentioned: however, nevertheless | ||||
| 75b4 | b | 75a2 | camaiph | camaiph [DIL] | conjunction | Adversative conj. used to indicate that a statement, the truth of which is accepted, stands in complete opposition to something previously mentioned: however, nevertheless | ||||
| 198a1 | d | 198a2 | camaiph | camaiph [DIL] | conjunction | Adversative conj. used to indicate that a statement, the truth of which is accepted, stands in complete opposition to something previously mentioned: however, nevertheless | ||||
| 201a36 | cc | 201a10 | camaiph | camaiph [DIL] | conjunction | Adversative conj. used to indicate that a statement, the truth of which is accepted, stands in complete opposition to something previously mentioned: however, nevertheless |
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