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Líne 4: ==Sanasaíocht== Fréamhaithe ón t[[Sean-Ghaeilge]] ''loise/luisne''<ref>[https://www.teanglann.ie/ga/fgb/loise loise] ar teanglann.ie FGB, lasair</ref> atá an focal, sin nó ''[[lus]]''. Ba é a fhréamh [[Na teangacha Ind-Eorpacha\|Próit-Ind-Eorpaise]] ''leuk-'' 'lonnraigh', sin nó ''leudh-'' 'fás'.<ref>{{ ''derived either from ''luise'' "[[fire\|flame]]" or from ''lus'' "[[herb]]". Its [[Proto-Indo-European language\|Proto-Indo-European]] root was either ''leuk-'' 'to shine' or ''leudh-'' 'to grow'.<ref>{{cite book \| title=A Guide to Ogam \| last= McManus \|first = Damian \| year = 1991 \| series = Maynooth Monographs \| volume =4 \| isbn= 1-870684-75-3 \| issn = 0790-8806 \| publisher = An Sagart \| location = Co. Kildare, Ireland \|page =36 \| quote= The [[kennings]] point to an association of this letter name with either ''luise/loise'' 'flame, blaze' or ''lus'' 'plant, herb'. The word itself is not reliably attested in a context which would indicate its precise primary meaning but it is clearly related either to the root ''leuk-'' 'to shine' or ''leudh-'' 'to grow', either confirming /l/ as the value.}}</ref>▼ cite book \| title = A Guide to Ogam \| last= McManus \| first = Damian \| year = 1991 \| series = Maynooth Monographs \| volume = 4 \| isbn= 1-870684-75-3 \| issn = 0790-8806 \| publisher = An Sagart \| location = Co. Kildare, Ireland \|page =36 \| ▲~~''derived~~quote either from ''luise'' "[[fire\|flame]]" or from ''lus'' "[[herb]]". Its [[Proto-Indo-European language\|Proto-Indo-European]] root was either ''leuk-'' 'to shine' or ''leudh-'' 'to grow'.<ref>{{cite book \| title=A Guide to Ogam \| last= McManus \|first = Damian \| year = 1991 \| series = Maynooth Monographs \| volume =4 \| isbn= 1-870684-75-3 \| issn = 0790-8806 \| publisher = An Sagart \| location = Co. Kildare, Ireland \|page =36 \| quote= The [[kennings]] point to an association of this letter name with either ''luise/loise'' 'flame, blaze' or ''lus'' 'plant, herb'. The word itself is not reliably attested in a context which would indicate its precise primary meaning but it is clearly related either to the root ''leuk-'' 'to shine' or ''leudh-'' 'to grow', either confirming /l/ as the value.~~}}</ref>~~ }}</ref> ==Bríatharogam==

An difríocht idir athruithe ar: "Luis (ogham)"