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Celtic

The majority of Welsh prepositions can be inflected. This is achieved by having a preposition such as o (' of/from ') + a linking element; in the case of o this is -hon- + the assimilated pronoun element, resulting in ohon- being the preposition's "stem" form. It is common in speech for the pronoun to be present after the preposition, but it can be omitted. Unless used with a pronoun the form is always o and not the "stem", e.g. dw i'n dod o Gymru – ' I come from Wales ', gormod o gwrw – ' too much (of) beer '.

The following table gives the inflected forms of the preposition o (' of/from '). The optional pronouns that follow the inflected forms are given in parentheses.

Cymerodd ef hi ohonof – ' he took it from me '.