TY  - GEN
AU  - Gambold, William,
CY  - Carmarthen :
DA  - 1727. 
ID  - 595216
KW  - Welsh language
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N1  - W. G. = William Gambold.
N1  - With a list of subscribers and an index.
N1  - Text continuous despite pagination.
N1  - Reproduction of original from British Library.
PB  - printed by Nicolas Thomas,
PP  - Carmarthen :
PY  - 1727. 
T1  - A welsh grammarOr, a short and easie introduction to the Welsh tongue. In 2 parts. Viz: I. A particular Account of the several Parts of the Welsh Torgue; with the Accidents and Properties unto Them respectively appertaining: as Cases, Genders, Numbers, Conjugations, Moods, Tenses, &c. II. A full Syntax of each of those Parts: shewing, What Places They peculiarly claim in Construction; and what Changes They make in the Initials of one another, accord- to the constant Tenor of stated rules as there in set down. Whereunto is added, A copicus Alphabetical Table of Particles, shewing the proper Effects of Them on the Initials of subsequent words: if not suspended by other more prevailing parts in the sentence. By W. G. Rector of Puncheston in Pembroke-Shire. Anno Domini. 1724.
TI  - A welsh grammarOr, a short and easie introduction to the Welsh tongue. In 2 parts. Viz: I. A particular Account of the several Parts of the Welsh Torgue; with the Accidents and Properties unto Them respectively appertaining: as Cases, Genders, Numbers, Conjugations, Moods, Tenses, &c. II. A full Syntax of each of those Parts: shewing, What Places They peculiarly claim in Construction; and what Changes They make in the Initials of one another, accord- to the constant Tenor of stated rules as there in set down. Whereunto is added, A copicus Alphabetical Table of Particles, shewing the proper Effects of Them on the Initials of subsequent words: if not suspended by other more prevailing parts in the sentence. By W. G. Rector of Puncheston in Pembroke-Shire. Anno Domini. 1724.
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