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ro-cluinethar

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Campanile (Enrico): A note on the classification of some Old Irish verbs.

In Celtica 21 (1990), pp. 99–103.

1. do-lin (pl. du-linat) ‘flows’; 2. ara-chrin ‘decays, fails’; 3. ro-cluinethar ‘hears’; 4. at-baill ‘dies’; 5. marnid ‘betrays’; 6. ro-finnadar ‘gets to know’; 7. -gnin ‘knows’.

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Korolev (Andrey A.): The co-cloth formula and its possible cultural implications.

In Ulidia 1 (1994), pp. 251–253.

Suggests the formula co-cloth ní, used to introduce saga rhetorics, refers to the act of poetic composition.

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