 | Thomas Evans - Welsh language - 1804 - 204 pages
...as Ng in the English, King, King, Thong, Strong* II. as H in the English, Hand, Hind. Note, . that some had rather call this an Auxiliary, than a Letter...ch, ph., th ; or the following Vowels, as ha, he, 8ic. . ' "" I [, as Ee in the English, Bee, Tree; or i, ia Rich, Ring, Thing. • . •- - - ' •... | |
 | Thomas Evans - Welsh language - 1804 - 202 pages
...the English, Kmg, King, Thong, Strong. H. as H in the English, Hand,. Hind. ,Note» tliMtsomn-hfid rather call this an Auxiliary, than a Letter; because it serves only to aspirate the fAVeig Csms'&toanfe, as ch r 'pit, th v or the fotldwVoftels,-'*s ha, he, &Lc. as Ee hi th<5 English,... | |
 | Thomas Richards - 1815 - 602 pages
...Thong, Strews;. II, as H in the English Hand, Iliud. Note, That some had rather rail this aa Auxilary, than a Letter; because it serves only to aspirate...Consonants, as ch, ph, th ; or the following Vowels, as it, he, &c. I, 93 the Greek I lara, or as Ee in the English, Bee, Tree) or •/, in Rich, Ri,,g, Thing.... | |
 | Wales - 1851 - 432 pages
...dyvred, — " H, as in the Enfflish, Hand, Hind. 156 157 .Note. — That some had rather call this en Auxiliary, than a letter, because it serves only to aspirate the foregoing consonants, Bsch,ph,th; or the following vowels, as ha, he," &c. Yr ydym yn rhyfeddu yn ddirfawr at ddywediadau... | |
 | William Williams - Anglesey (Wales) - 1829 - 76 pages
...Gone, GreetKg as Ng ia the English Long. Thong, Strong. JH as H in the English Hand, Hind. Note, that some had rather call this an Auxiliary than a Letter, because it serves only to aspirate the foregoing Consouants as Ch, Ph, Th, or the follow. ing vowels a« Ha. He, Ifc. 1 as Еe in the English Bter,... | |
 | William Gambold - Welsh language - 1843 - 190 pages
...the English foul, fish, foam, G, as g in the English get, gone, greet: but never as in gem, giant. 8 a letter, because it serves only to aspirate the foregoing...as ch, ph., th, or the following vowels, as ha, he, Sfc. I, as i in the English pin, ink; and in some instances its sound is lengthened, as ee in English... | |
 | John Kelly - Manx language - 1870 - 144 pages
...sound, as in the English gentle. H ia pronounced as h in the English hand, hind. Note. — Some* would rather call this an auxiliary than a letter, because...as ch, ph, th, or the following vowels, as ha, he ; and in nouns of the feminine gender beginning with a vowel, though not always written, is alwaya... | |
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Note, . that some had rather call this an Auxiliary, than a Letter ; because it serves only to aspirate the foregoing Conso'nants, as ch, ph., th ; or the following Vowels, as ha, he, 8ic. 