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DII'UIFAIT.
Lékécnn oii Iakonn, je mctlais
Lékéez ou lakez, tu mettais
Lékôé o?daké, il ou elle mettait
Lékéemp ou
riTLR.
Likiinn ou lakiiï, je mettrai
Likii ou laki, tu mettras
Lakai ou )
, , . : il o« clic mettra
lakaio )
MEMS
Lakai mp o?/ lak- \ nous
fomp ) mettrons
Lékéod ou laka- ^ vous
fed \ mettrez
Lakaint ou lalta- ( us ou elles
fQl^t i mettront
C0xNDlTI0N.\EL
Lakafenn ) .
Lakajcnn
SrBJOCTlF
Ra likiinn ]
i je mettrais, etc.
Ra lakiil S
que je mette
Ra likii I , ,, ,
,, , , . { que tu mettes, etc.
Ra la kl )
iMPAr.F. nu sriij.
Ra lakalenn / que je misse,
Ra Iakajenn ^ etc.
LNFI.MTIF.
Lakaat ou Iakout, mettre
PARF. DE l'iISF.
Béa Iakcct, avoir mis
PARTICIPE PRÉS.
lakaat ou ô lakoul, mettant
PARTICIPE PASSÉ.
Lakéet, Iaket, mis.
Remarque sur anavéout.
ICI. Les infinitifs anavéout, anavézout, anaooul et anaout
ont absolument la même signification, et répondent tous les
quatre au verbe français connailre; ces quatre inliiiitifs ((|ui ne

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Eléments de la grammaire bretonne
DescriptionPar J. Hingant.
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Blair Collection
DescriptionA 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.
Early Gaelic Book Collections
DescriptionSelected 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.