Châteaubleau (French pronunciation: [ʃatoblo] ⓘ) is a commune in the Seine-et-Marne département in the Île-de-France région in north-central France.

[5][6][7][8] (Much of the rest of the text is unclear, but it seems to include a middle section which involves the suitor's purpose to speak to the beloved's family (sue-regenia, cf.

Welsh rhieini“parents”), and specifically to make his intentions known (siaxsiou corresponding to Old Irish sïass-, future of saigid "seak") to her father (ateri-xsi) with hopes of leading to a marriage contract (in...cor).)

Lines 6 and 7: beíiassu “I would like to be it (your husband)!” (The final section seems to express the wish for mutual consent to the marriage, including the following phrases:) Lines 7 through 9: se te / sue cluiou (“if I hear you (say) so,”) se dagisamo cele, uiro íono ueííobííe (“(and) if you desire a very good husband, (and the) right man”) beíiassu (“(then) I would like to be it!”).

could not say that you want me” with ape from *at-kwe, and íexsetesi is a second person plural s-subjunctive from the root *iek- "speak" seen in Welsh ieith "speech."