Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/ad-

This Proto-Celtic entry contains reconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directly attested, but are hypothesized to have existed based on comparative evidence.

Proto-Celtic

Etymology 1

From Proto-Indo-European *h₂éd.

Prefix

*ad-

  1. to, at, towards
Derived terms
Proto-Celtic terms prefixed with *ad-
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/adberos
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/adageti
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/akkiyā
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/adbo(u)giyos
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/addamyeti
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/adgarwos
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/adgaryeti
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/adkʷiseti
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/adreigom
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/adreteti
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/adrigeti
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/adrīmā
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/adtekʷom
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/attrebā
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/adgostus

Etymology 2

This word's only known cognates exist in Italic, namely Umbrian arsier (gen. sg.) and arsmor (nom. pl.).

Noun

*ad- n

  1. law, custom

Reconstruction notes

Absolutely no inflectional information about this word is known except its gender.

Derived terms

  • *adastos
  • *komadastos
  • *ad-ilos
    • Proto-Brythonic: *ėddɨl
      • Middle Welsh: eddyl
  • *dī-ad-tus
    • Gaulish: *diastus

Descendants

  • Old Irish: ad (“law, custom”)

References

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