Le Bihan, Hervé, “Brèves notes sur les mots vieux-bretons mormolt et aual breant, aual briant”, Études Celtiques 44 (2018): 163–167.
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[EN] Short notes about the Old Breton words mormolt and aual breant, aual briant.1. Old Breton mormolt, literally “ sea ram”, used for the cormorant, is later attested as Modern Breton morvaout and Vannetais morveut (Châlons). This is used concurrently with Modern Breton morvran, literally “ sea crow”. 2. Aual breant, litterally «throat apple » , meaning “ Adam’s apple”, has been replaced in Modern Breton by aval gouzoug. Reflexes of Old Breton breant have however been kept, particularly in Vannetais aval gourhan, aval grouhan.
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