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in reply to a message by Frollein Gladys
I don't think so. I can see it producing Orna rather than Orla - the "s" in snáith would not be sounded if aspirated (as in shnáith), and the "ith" would be silent as in Orla but the "n" wouldn't disappear.
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Thank you!
You have confirmed my suspicions. I could see the "s" and the "-ith" disappear, but I honestly wondered how the "n" was supposed to magically turn into an "L".
(And you have helped me discover a new name. Thanks! :) )
You have confirmed my suspicions. I could see the "s" and the "-ith" disappear, but I honestly wondered how the "n" was supposed to magically turn into an "L".
(And you have helped me discover a new name. Thanks! :) )
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