Leid
from Irish/Scots Gaelic "laoidh " meaning a verse, hymn, or poem
cf. Welsh "llais" pl. "lleisiau" meaning a voice, sound, "digrif gan bob
aderyn ei lais" (every bird has its own voice/song)
Cf. English lay meaning a song, said to originate from an obsolete Breton
word *lai
Cf. Old German leoth (voiced TH), German lied
Gothic liuthon, to sing
So I now have the ***bric word for speak, which is *llaisio, pronounced
lesio/lasio
"LLAISIOCH ***BRAIC"
I am learning HTML, so I hope to get a ***braic Website going later on.
Evereything concerning my ***bric dictionary and grammar are copyright
free
if you want to publish/copy it in part or all.
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