The mutations after the articles and the attributive adjectives

 

Other languages

 

Mutations In the singular names In the plural names

Soft

 

 

 

K > G

P > B

T > D

G > C'H

GW > W

B > V

M > V

 

Singular female names

 

 

 

kador, ar gador

paner, ar baner

taol, an daol

godell, ar c'hodell

gwastell, ar wastell

bag, ar vag

mamm, ar vamm

 

The attributive adjective of these names undergoes the mutation

Plural person male names, except those finishing by -oł

 

kelennerien, ar gelennerien

paotred, ar baotred

tud, an dud

gallaoued, ar c'hallaoued

gwerzherien, ar werzherien

bugale, ar vugale

mistri, ar vistri

 

The attributive adjective of these names undergoes the mutation

Mutation of the consonant K

K > C'H

 

Singular male names

 

 

ki, ar c'hi

 

The attributive adjective of these names does not undergo the mutation

Other plural names

 

 

kador, ar c'hadorioł

 

The attributive adjective of these names does not undergo the mutation

 

Exceptions

 

- dor, an nor

 

- tra, an dra; an dra vat

The word tra, which is male, transfers as if it were female, like its attributive adjective

- ur plac'h vat; ur plac'h vrav

The word plac'h which does not transfer sees its epithet transferring by softening

 

- an dud kozh; ar vugale glańv; ar baotred pennek; ar vistr binvidik; ar soudarded trist; ar gelennerien dev

The consonants K, P, T, at the beginning of epithet, transfer only when the name which precedes finished by L, M, N, R, V or a vowel