-t-

See also: Appendix:Variations of "t"

Old Irish

Prefix

-t-

you (singular accusative)

not·chara ― he loves you

nít·ben ― he does not strike you

Usage notes

Traditionally referred to as an "infixed pronoun", but is technically a prefix as it precedes its root and is not inserted inside a root. Used after certain preverbal particles and before inflected verb forms.

Related terms

Terms related to -t-

-dot- ("infixed" pronoun used after other preverbal particles)
-tot- ("infixed" pronoun used after other preverbal particles)

-ut (suffixed pronoun)

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