HISTORY OF THE BRETON LANGUAGE

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I-E q u

Brittonic vs Goidelic

Lat. qui “who?”, quattuor “four”

Preserved in Goidelic

Ir. cia, ceithre “who?”, “four”

Changed to p in Brittonic

W. pwy, pedwar

Co. pyw, peswar

Br. piou, pevar

Les adjectifs, les adverbes, la comparaison

Lindsay M. Schoenbohm - University of Toronto Mississauga

DANIEL E. WHITE - University of Toronto Mississauga

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Breton: a Celtic language Celtic: a branch of Indo-European Two language groups Goidelic or q-Celtic Irish, Gaelic Brittonic, Brythonic or p-Celtic Gaulish, Welsh, Cornish

I-E q u Brittonic vs Goidelic Lat. qui “who?”, quattuor “four” Preserved in Goidelic Ir. cia, ceithre “who?”, “four” Changed to p in Brittonic W. pwy, pedwar Co. pyw, peswar Br. piou, pevar

Page 1: HISTORY OF THE BRETON LANGUAGE
Page 5 and 6: Gaulish Late Iron Age communities
Page 8 and 9: Vulgar Latin Slowly superseded Gau
Page 10 and 11: Similarity with Cornish End of the
Page 12 and 13: Old Breton VIII th century to end
Page 14 and 15: Middle Breton Late XI th -early XV
Page 16 and 17: Middle Breton evolution (2) In -al
Page 18 and 19: French and Breton VIII th century:
Page 20 and 21: Linguistic frontier IXth century

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