Gloss analysis
MS | Gloss | Keil, GL | Thes. | Priscian | Type(s) | Lemma: gloss |
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29a16 | m | II 59,13 | 29a8 | book 2 | 541 | pene[lopae]: [‘i.e. it has fallen into propriety to her (Penelope), so that Pudicitia is a name of hers’] |
Old Irish elements:
Word form | Headword | Word class | Sub-class | Morph. | Meaning | Voice | Relative? |
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do | do 4 | particle | preverb | *to-tud- (*to-cer-) | |||
ro | ro 1 [DIL] | particle | preverb | perfective particle | |||
do·rochair | do·tuit [DIL] | verb | BI | 3sg.perf. | falls | Active | |
i | i 2 [DIL] | preposition, with dat and acc; nasalizing | acc. | Location: state or condition into which: into, at | |||
n-dílsi | dílse [DIL] | noun | f, i̯ā | acc.sg. | propriety | ||
di [leg. dí] | do 1 [DIL] | preposition, with dat; leniting | dat. + suff.pron.3sg.fem. | terminus ad quem: to | |||
con | co 4 [DIL] | conjunction (nasalizing, conjunct) | consecutive: so that, that | ||||
id | is [DIL] | verb | copula | 3sg.pres.ind. | Active | ||
di [leg. dí] | do 1 [DIL] | preposition, with dat; leniting | dat. + suff.pron.3sg.fem. | terminus ad quem: to |