Medial and final * have generally become and in Manx, thus 'you pl.' (Irish and Scottish Gaelic ; Lewis Gaelic ), "bitter" (Scottish , Irish (Northern/Western) , (Southern) ), "river" (Scottish , Irish (Northern) ) (Western) (Southern) , "hand" (Scottish , Irish (Northern) , (Western) , (Southern) ), "summer" (Scottish , Irish (Northern) , (Western/Southern) ). Rare retentions of the older pronunciation of include , "Dublin", Middle Irish Duibhlind .
Medial and final * have generally become and in Manx thus 'you pl.' (Irish ,and Scottish Gaelic ; Lewis Gaelic ) "bitter" (Scottish , Irish (Northern/Western) , (Southern) ), "river" (Scottish , Irish (Northern) ) (Western) (Southern) , "hand" (Scottish , Irish (Northern) , (Western) , (Southern) ), "sum.mer" (Scottish , Irish (Northern) , (Western/Southern) ). Rare retentions of the older pronunciation of includ,e , "Dublin", Middle Irish Duibhlind 