"قدیم آئرش" کے نسخوں کے درمیان فرق

'''قدیم آئرش''' ({{Lang-en|Old Irish}}) ({{lang-sga|Goídelc}}; {{lang-ga|Sean-Ghaeilge}}; {{lang-gd|Seann Ghàidhlig}}; {{lang-gv|Shenn Yernish}}; sometimesجسے calledکبھی کبھار '''Oldقدیم Gaelicگیلک''' (Old Gaelic) بھی کہا جاتا ہے<ref name="koch">{{cite book |title=Celtic culture: a historical encyclopedia |last=Koch |first=John Thomas |year=2006 |publisher=ABC-CLIO |page=831 |chapter= |quote=The Old Irish of the period c.&nbsp;600–c.&nbsp;900&nbsp;AD is as yet virtually devoid of dialect differences, and may be treated as the common ancestor of the Irish, Scottish Gaelic, and Manx of the Middle Ages and modern period; Old Irish is thus sometimes called 'Old Gaelic' to avoid confusion.}}</ref><ref>{{cite book |title=The Edinburgh History of the Scots Language |last=Ó Baoill |first=Colm |year=1997 |publisher=Edinburgh University Press |page=551 |chapter=13: The Scots-Gaelic Interface |quote=The oldest form of the standard that we have is the language of the period c.&nbsp;AD&nbsp;600–900, usually called 'Old Irish' – but this use of the word 'Irish' is a misapplication (popular among English-speakers in both Ireland and Scotland), for that period of the language would be more accurately called 'Old Gaelic'.}}</ref>)