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PART IT. OF THE PARTS
Subjunctive Mood.
Preterite.
Si7ig.
I Bhuailin
li fein, / loould strike myself.
Future.
Bhuaileas mi mi fein, / sluzll strike mi/self.
Imperative Mood.
1 Buaileam mi fein, Let me strike myself.
2 Buail thu fein,
3 Buaileadh se e fein.
Future.
Plur.
1 Buaileamaid sinn fein,
2 Buailibh sibii fein,
3 Buaileadh siad iad fein.
Infinitive Mood.
'g am bhualadh fein, striking myself,
'g ad bhualadh fein, striking thyself.
'g a bhualadh fein, striking himself,
'g ar bualadh fein, striking ourselves.
'g 'ur bualadh fein, striking yourselves.
'g am bualadh fein, striking themselves.
air mo bhualadh fein, after striking myself, &c.
gu mo bhualadh fein, to strike myself, &c.
Compound Tenses.
Affirmative Mood.
Present,
Tha mi 'g am bhualadh fein, lam striking myself.
Preterite.
1 . Comp.
Bha mi 'g am bhualadh fein, I was striking myself.
Future.
1. Comp.
Bithidh mi 'g am bhualadh fin,
/ mil be striking myself.
2. Comp.
Ta mi air mo, &c. / have struck myself.
Vol. I.
2. Comp.
Bha mi air mo, &c. / had struck myself.
2. Comp.
Bidh mi air mo, &c. / shall have struck, &c.
Negative Mood.
Present.
Ni bheil mi 'g am. &c. lam not striking myself.
Preterite.
Ni robh mi "g am, &c. / was not strikit
Ni hi mi 'g am bhualadh fein,
/ shall not be striking myself.
2. Comp.
Ni bheil mi air mo, &c. I have not struck myself.
Preterite.
2. Comp.
Ni robh mi air mo, &c. I had not struck myself.
Future.
Ni bi mi air mo, &c. I shall not have struck myself.
Subjunctive Mood.
Preterite.
Bhithinn g am, &c. / would be striking, &c.
2. Comp.
Bhithinn air mo, &c. I would have struck, &c.
1. Comp.
Ma bhitheas mi 'g am. If I shall be striking. Sec.
Ma bhitheas mi air mo, &c. If I shall have struck, &c.
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Subjunctive Mood.
Preterite.
Si7ig.
I Bhuailin
li fein, / loould strike myself.
Future.
Bhuaileas mi mi fein, / sluzll strike mi/self.
Imperative Mood.
1 Buaileam mi fein, Let me strike myself.
2 Buail thu fein,
3 Buaileadh se e fein.
Future.
Plur.
1 Buaileamaid sinn fein,
2 Buailibh sibii fein,
3 Buaileadh siad iad fein.
Infinitive Mood.
'g am bhualadh fein, striking myself,
'g ad bhualadh fein, striking thyself.
'g a bhualadh fein, striking himself,
'g ar bualadh fein, striking ourselves.
'g 'ur bualadh fein, striking yourselves.
'g am bualadh fein, striking themselves.
air mo bhualadh fein, after striking myself, &c.
gu mo bhualadh fein, to strike myself, &c.
Compound Tenses.
Affirmative Mood.
Present,
Tha mi 'g am bhualadh fein, lam striking myself.
Preterite.
1 . Comp.
Bha mi 'g am bhualadh fein, I was striking myself.
Future.
1. Comp.
Bithidh mi 'g am bhualadh fin,
/ mil be striking myself.
2. Comp.
Ta mi air mo, &c. / have struck myself.
Vol. I.
2. Comp.
Bha mi air mo, &c. / had struck myself.
2. Comp.
Bidh mi air mo, &c. / shall have struck, &c.
Negative Mood.
Present.
Ni bheil mi 'g am. &c. lam not striking myself.
Preterite.
Ni robh mi "g am, &c. / was not strikit
Ni hi mi 'g am bhualadh fein,
/ shall not be striking myself.
2. Comp.
Ni bheil mi air mo, &c. I have not struck myself.
Preterite.
2. Comp.
Ni robh mi air mo, &c. I had not struck myself.
Future.
Ni bi mi air mo, &c. I shall not have struck myself.
Subjunctive Mood.
Preterite.
Bhithinn g am, &c. / would be striking, &c.
2. Comp.
Bhithinn air mo, &c. I would have struck, &c.
1. Comp.
Ma bhitheas mi 'g am. If I shall be striking. Sec.
Ma bhitheas mi air mo, &c. If I shall have struck, &c.
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Early Gaelic Book Collections > Blair Collection > Dictionarium scoto-celticum > Volume I > (49) |
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Description | A selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray. |
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Description | Selected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history. |
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