...with its broad or with its small sound. Hence this rule has long obtained in Gaelic orthography, that „in polysyllables the last vowel of one syllable , and the first vowel of the subsequent syllable, must be both of the same quality." E. O'C. Gramm, of the Gaelic (Srifctj) lang....

...accordance with the orthoepy universally adopted. There is an old rule, well known to Gaelic writers, that " in polysyllables, the last vowel of one syllable, and the first vowel of the subsequent syllable, must be both of the same quality." This rule (shortly expressed, kathann ri kathann,...

...Orthography, " Leathan ri leatlian 'us caol ri caol " — broad to broad, and small to small ; ie — that in polysyllables the last vowel of one syllable, and...expressed by a single vowel — and that the homologous vowels — when used in their quiescent capacity are interchanged or written indiscriminately for each...

...speaks to the same effect, but briefer:—" The rule has long obtained in Gaelic orthography, that in polysyllables the last vowel of one syllable and the first vowel of the subsequent syllable must both be of the same quality." In Gaelic " Leathan ri leathan is coal ri coal."...

...with its broad or with its small sound. Hence this rule has long obtained in Gaelic orthography, that in polysyllables the last vowel of one syllable and the first vowel of the subsequent syllable must be both of the same quality (x). To the extensive application and the rigid...

...speaks to the same effect, but briefer : — " The rule has long obtained in Gaelic orthography, that in polysyllables the last vowel of one syllable and the first vowel of the subsequent syllable must both be of the same quality." In Gaelic " Leathan ri leathan is coal ri coal."...