Part 4 (1/2)

1 Plain _Broad_: like _c_ in _come_, _curb_; as, cul _the back_, cridhe _the heart_

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2 _Small_: like _c_ in _care_, _cure_; as, taic _support_, circe _of a hen_[16]

3 Aspirated _Broad_: like the Greek [chi], as pronounced in Scotland, in [Greek: chora]; as, croch _to hang_, chaidh _went_

4 _Small_: like [chi] in [Greek: chion]; as, chi _shall see_, eich _horses_

G

1 Plain _Broad_: like _g_ in _go_, _rogue_; as, gabh _to take_, glor _speech_, bog _soft_

2 _Sin _to produce_, thig _shall co _to throw_

3 Aspirated _Broad_: has no sound like it in English; ghabh _took_, ghleidh _kept_

4 _Shin _produced_

5 _Gh_ in the end of a syllable is often quiescent; as, righ _a king_, tiugh _thick_, fuigheall _remainder_

T

1 Plain _Broad_: nearly like _t_ in _tone_, _botto_

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2 _Small_: like _ch_ in _cheek_, _choose_; as, tinn _sick_, caillte _lost_

3 Aspirated Like _h_ in _house_; as, thig _shall coood_

4 _Quiescent_: in thesyllable, and in certain tenses of a few irregular verbs when preceded by _d'_; as, snitheach[17] _watery_, sth _peace_, an d' thug e? _did he give?_ also in the pronoun thusa _thou_

D

1 Plain _Broad_: nearly like _d_ in _done_; as, dol _going_, dlu _near_, _close_, ciod _what_

2 _Small_: like _j_ in _June_, _jewel_; as, diu _refuse_, ht_

_D_, after _ch_, is commonly sounded like _c_; as, bochd _poor_, pronounced as if written bochc[18]

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3 Aspirated[19] _Broad_: like broad _gh_, as, dhruid _did shut_, gradh _love_

4 _Sh_; as, dhearc _looked_