13-11-2025, 11:21 PM
(This post was last modified: 13-11-2025, 11:22 PM by Doireannjane.
Edit Reason: clarified in relation
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The fada. Fada is stretching a vowel if it precedes one. OR is is an L (usually standing alone or in a place where it doesn't make sense to be stretching a vowel).
When at the end of a word, you have to check if it there's an O or A in front of it and if the root is a noun. In which case it will mean FROM, in relation with the noun before it.
When at the end of a word, you have to check if it there's an O or A in front of it and if the root is a noun. In which case it will mean FROM, in relation with the noun before it.