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OP THE PARTS OF SPEECH.
Preterite.
Affirm. Do fàinig,
Negat. D' fàinig,
Subjunct. Ruiginn,
Imperat. Ruigeam.
Tabha:
Future.
Ruigidh.
Ruig.
liifin. Ruigsinn,
jigheachd.
Preterite.
thug,
Future.
Affirm. Do thug, Bheir.
Negat. D' tliug, Tabhair.
Subjunct. Bheirinn,tabhairinn, Bheir.
Imperat. Tabhaiream, thugam. Itifin. Tabhairt
Passive Voice,
Affirm. Do thugadh, Bheirear.
Negat. D' thugadh, Tabhairear.
Subjunct. Bheirteadh, tugtadh, Bheirear.
Imperat, Thugar.
Thig, come.
Active Voice.
Preterite.
Affirm. Do thàinig,
Negat. D' thàinig,
Subjunct. Thiginn,
Imperat. Thigeara.
IRREGULAR VERBS OF TH
Future.
Thig.
Tig.
Thig.
Infin. Tighinr
E SECOND CONJUGATION.
Subjunct. Tlieirinn, abairinn. Their.
Imperat. Abaiream. Lifin. Ràdh.
Passive Voice.
Affirm. Dubhradh, Theirear.
Negat. Dubhradh, Abairear.
Subjunct. Theirteadh, abairteadh, Theirear.
Imperat. Abairear.
Faic, see.
Preterite.
Affirm. Do chunnaic,
Negat. Faca,
Subjunct. Chithinn, faicinn,
Imperat. Faiceam.
Chithear.
Faicear.
Chithear.
Lifin. Faicsinn.
Affirm. Thubhairt, dubhairt,
Negat, Dubhairt,
Affirm. Do chunncadh,
Negat. Facadh,
Subjunct. Chiteadh, faicteadh,
Imperat, Faicear.
Faigh, get.
Active Voice.
Preterite. Future.
Affirm. Fhuair, Gheibh.
Negat. D'fiihuair, Faigh.
Subjwwt. Gheibhinn, faighinn, Gheibh.
Imperat. Faigheam, Lifin. Faghail,faotainn.
Passive Voice.
Affirm. Fhuaradh, Gheibhear.
Negat. D' fhuaradh, Faighear.
Subjunct. Gheibhteadh,faighteadh, Gheibhear.
Imperat. Faightear.
The verbs ' Tabhair, Abair, Faigh," have a double
Preterite Subjunctive. The latter form of it, which is
d regularly from the Root, is used after the
particles which are prefixed to the Negative
Mood, viz. ' ni, cha, nach, mur, gu, an, am'.
OF DEFECTIVE VERBS.
The following defective verbs are in common use.
' Arsa' said, quoth, indeclinable ; used only in the
Pret. AfF. through all the persons ; ' arsa Dòmhnull'
th Donald.
Tiugainn' come along, ' tiucainnibh' come ye along,
used only in the 2d pers. sing, and plur. of the Im-
perative.
' Theab mi' / ivas near to, I Iiad almost ; used
Preterite.
Affirm. Do fàinig,
Negat. D' fàinig,
Subjunct. Ruiginn,
Imperat. Ruigeam.
Tabha:
Future.
Ruigidh.
Ruig.
liifin. Ruigsinn,
jigheachd.
Preterite.
thug,
Future.
Affirm. Do thug, Bheir.
Negat. D' tliug, Tabhair.
Subjunct. Bheirinn,tabhairinn, Bheir.
Imperat. Tabhaiream, thugam. Itifin. Tabhairt
Passive Voice,
Affirm. Do thugadh, Bheirear.
Negat. D' thugadh, Tabhairear.
Subjunct. Bheirteadh, tugtadh, Bheirear.
Imperat, Thugar.
Thig, come.
Active Voice.
Preterite.
Affirm. Do thàinig,
Negat. D' thàinig,
Subjunct. Thiginn,
Imperat. Thigeara.
IRREGULAR VERBS OF TH
Future.
Thig.
Tig.
Thig.
Infin. Tighinr
E SECOND CONJUGATION.
Subjunct. Tlieirinn, abairinn. Their.
Imperat. Abaiream. Lifin. Ràdh.
Passive Voice.
Affirm. Dubhradh, Theirear.
Negat. Dubhradh, Abairear.
Subjunct. Theirteadh, abairteadh, Theirear.
Imperat. Abairear.
Faic, see.
Preterite.
Affirm. Do chunnaic,
Negat. Faca,
Subjunct. Chithinn, faicinn,
Imperat. Faiceam.
Chithear.
Faicear.
Chithear.
Lifin. Faicsinn.
Affirm. Thubhairt, dubhairt,
Negat, Dubhairt,
Affirm. Do chunncadh,
Negat. Facadh,
Subjunct. Chiteadh, faicteadh,
Imperat, Faicear.
Faigh, get.
Active Voice.
Preterite. Future.
Affirm. Fhuair, Gheibh.
Negat. D'fiihuair, Faigh.
Subjwwt. Gheibhinn, faighinn, Gheibh.
Imperat. Faigheam, Lifin. Faghail,faotainn.
Passive Voice.
Affirm. Fhuaradh, Gheibhear.
Negat. D' fhuaradh, Faighear.
Subjunct. Gheibhteadh,faighteadh, Gheibhear.
Imperat. Faightear.
The verbs ' Tabhair, Abair, Faigh," have a double
Preterite Subjunctive. The latter form of it, which is
d regularly from the Root, is used after the
particles which are prefixed to the Negative
Mood, viz. ' ni, cha, nach, mur, gu, an, am'.
OF DEFECTIVE VERBS.
The following defective verbs are in common use.
' Arsa' said, quoth, indeclinable ; used only in the
Pret. AfF. through all the persons ; ' arsa Dòmhnull'
th Donald.
Tiugainn' come along, ' tiucainnibh' come ye along,
used only in the 2d pers. sing, and plur. of the Im-
perative.
' Theab mi' / ivas near to, I Iiad almost ; used
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| Description | A dictionary of the Gaelic language comprising an ample vocabulary of Gaelic words as preserved in vernacular speech manuscripts or printed works with their signification and various meanings in English and Latin illustrated by suitable examples and phrases and with etymological remarks and vocabularies of Latin and English words with their translation into Gaelic to which are prefixed an introduction explaining the nature objects and sources of the work and a compendium of Gaelic grammar. |
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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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