aidh造句

Alongside this is the process of simplification already mentioned, reinforced by the mutation of the Irish form into English letters, e . g . the'y'ending in English replacing'aigh','aidh','dha'and even'n'endings,'醝n, 韓'etc . " cf . "'Tipperary'and Irish original'Tiobrad 羠ann '.
Mac Eocada is usually translated as " horseman, " but sometimes " possession of horses . " John O'Hart says that Eachach means " having many horses . " David F . Dale, always an independent and innovative scholar, says Eochaid " derives probably from a phrase which means a'descendant of the horse'ie Eoch-aidh . " The Ancient Origins of the Scots, Part I, 5.6 Scotic Settlement and the Horse " Goddess ", by David Dale.
It's difficult to find aidh in a sentence. 用aidh造句挺难的