Gloss analysis
MS | Gloss | Keil, GL | Thes. | Priscian | Type(s) | Lemma: gloss |
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33a38 | II 69,16 | 33a25 | book 2 | 211 543 | (a) professionibus: [‘i.e. from professions of the arts which they practise and profess’] |
Old Irish elements:
Word form | Headword | Word class | Sub-class | Morph. | Meaning | Voice | Relative? |
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hua | ó 1 [DIL] | preposition, with dat; leniting | dat. | origin, source from which something comes or is obtained | |||
ḟóisitnib | foísitiu | noun | f, n | dat.pl. | confession, avowal, profession | ||
inna | in 1 [DIL] | article | m | gen.pl. | with subst in genitive, qualifying prec def noun | ||
ṅ-dáne | dán [DIL] | noun | m, u | gen.pl. | art | ||
fris | fris | particle | preverb | *frith-gnī- | |||
fris·gniat | fris·gní [DIL] | verb | AIII | 3pl.pres.ind. | practises, exercises, serves | Active | Y |
7 | ocus [DIL] | conjunction (leniting) | coordinating | joining two verbs | and | ||
at | ad 1 [DIL] | particle | preverb | *ad-dam- | |||
at·aimet | ad·daim [DIL] | verb | BI | 3pl.pres.ind. | admits, acknowledges | Active | Y |