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C.

1. Plain. Broad: like c in come, curb; as, cùl the back, cridhe the heart.

2. Small: like c in care, cure; as, taic support, circe of a hen^[16].

3. Aspirated. Broad: like the Greek χ, as pronounced in Scotland, in χωρα; as, croch to hang, chaidh went.

4. Small: like χ in χιων; as, chi shall see, eich horses.