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Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/markos
Proto-Celtic
Etymology
Cognate with Proto-Germanic *marhaz. This is generally reconstructed as being from a Proto-Indo-European *márkos (“horse”), but other theories exist; see that page for further discussion.
Noun
*markos m
- horse
Declension
Masculine o-stem | |||
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singular | dual | plural | |
nominative | *markos | *markou | *markoi |
vocative | *marke | *markou | *markūs |
accusative | *markom | *markou | *markūs |
genitive | *markī | *markous | *markom |
dative | *markūi | *markobom | *markobos |
instrumental | *markū | *markobim | *markobis |
Synonyms
- *ekʷos
- *uɸorēdos
Derived terms
- *markākos (“horseman”)
Descendants
- Brythonic: *marx
- Old Breton: marh
- Middle Breton: march
- Breton: marc'h
- Middle Breton: march
- Old Cornish: march
- Middle Cornish: margh
- Cornish: margh
- Middle Cornish: margh
- Middle Welsh: march
- Welsh: march
- Old Breton: marh
- Old Irish: marc
- Irish: marc
- Scottish Gaelic: marc
- Galatian: μάρκαν (márkan)
- Gaulish: markos