"forrorcongrad" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "The morphology of this form is unusual. Although it is common in Old Irish for for- + ro- to surface as fo-ro-r-, the double rr in this word and in for·rorbris (“whom he had defeated”) at Ml. 67ᵇ24 is harder to explain. Both forms are relative, so Stokes and Strachan suggest the rr shows the assimilation of the relative marker n- to ro-. Strachan and Bergin, on the other hand, suggest it is a contamination of *for·rochongrad (without the above-mentioned intrusion of ro- into for-) with *fo·rorcongrad (with it).",
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  "etymology_text": "The morphology of this form is unusual. Although it is common in Old Irish for for- + ro- to surface as fo-ro-r-, the double rr in this word and in for·rorbris (“whom he had defeated”) at Ml. 67ᵇ24 is harder to explain. Both forms are relative, so Stokes and Strachan suggest the rr shows the assimilation of the relative marker n- to ro-. Strachan and Bergin, on the other hand, suggest it is a contamination of *for·rochongrad (without the above-mentioned intrusion of ro- into for-) with *fo·rorcongrad (with it).",
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