Editing Adposition (section)

===Celtic===

The majority of Welsh prepositions can be inflected. This is achieved by having a preposition such as {{lang|cy|o}} ({{gloss|of/from}}) + a linking element; in the case of {{lang|cy|o}} this is {{lang|cy|-hon-}} + the assimilated pronoun element, resulting in {{lang|cy|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 {{lang|cy|o}} and not the "stem", e.g. {{lang|cy|dw i'n dod '''o''' Gymru}} – {{gloss|I come '''from''' Wales}}, {{lang|cy|gormod '''o''' gwrw}} – {{gloss|too much ('''of''') beer}}.

The following table gives the inflected forms of the preposition {{lang|cy|o}} ({{gloss|of/from}}). The optional pronouns that follow the inflected forms are given in parentheses.

:{| class="wikitable"
|-
! colspan="2" |
! Singular
! Plural
|-
! colspan="2" | 1st Person
| {{lang|cy|ohonof (i), ohono (i)}} – {{gloss|of/from me}}
| {{lang|cy|ohonon (ni)}} – {{gloss|of/from us}}
|-
! colspan="2" | 2nd Person
| {{lang|cy|ohonot (ti)}} – {{gloss|of/from you}}
| {{lang|cy|ohonoch (chi)}} – {{gloss|of/from you}}
|-
! rowspan="2" | 3rd Person
! Masculine
| {{lang|cy|ohono (fe/fo)}} – {{gloss|of/from him/it}}
| rowspan="2" | {{lang|cy|ohonyn (nhw)}} – {{gloss|of/from them}}
|-
! Feminine
| {{lang|cy|ohoni (hi)}} – {{gloss|of/from her/it}}
|}

{{lang|cy|Cymerodd ef hi '''ohonof'''}} – {{gloss|he took it '''from me'''}}.