Verse:Irta/Judeo-Mandarin: Difference between revisions

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 Hebrew words often use unstressed ''-im'' /im/ or ''-oth'' /əh/ but native Celtic words may use them too.
-Masculine nouns: Nouns beginning with a vowel take ''ant'', otherwise ''an-''
+Masculine nouns: Nouns beginning with a vowel take ''ant-'', before a labial ''am-'', otherwise ''an''
+*''ant-išče'' = the water
+*''am-bia'' = the food
+*''an-lath'' = the day
-Feminine nouns: Nouns beginning with a lenitable consonant (including /t/) lenite, ''s'' becomes ''an t-s''
+Feminine nouns: Nouns beginning with a lenitable consonant (including /t/) lenite, before a lenited ''bh ch gh'', ''a-'', ''s'' becomes ''an-ts''
+*''a-bhen'' = the woman
+*''an-outh'' = the letter (character)
+*''an-tsuca'' = the booth
 Plural nouns: ''nah'' /nə(h)/ (the ''h'' is only pronounced before a vowel)
+===Adjectives===
+Adjectives have -a in the plural.
+*''fer beg'' = a short man; ''an fer beg'' = the short man
+*''ben bheg'' = a short woman; ''an bhen bheg'' = the short woman
+*''feran bega'' = short men; ''nah feran bega'' = the short men
 ===Pronouns===