P.
1. Plain. Like p in English; as, poll a pool, pill return.
2. Aspirated. Like ph or f in English; as, a’ phuill of the pool, phill returned11.
B.
1. Plain. Like b in English; as, baile a town, beo alive.
2. Aspirated. Like v in English, as, bhuail struck. In the end of a syllable the articulation is sometimes feeble, and often passes into the vocal sound of u12; as in marbh13 dead, garbh rough, dabhach a vat.