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OLD-IRISH PARADIGMS
Absolute
I. léicmi
Rel. léicme
léicthe
léicit
/léicte
\lécite
2.
3-
Rel.
Conjunct
-léicem
-léicid
-léicet
{:
léicter
lécetar
Pass. léictir
Rel, léicter
NoTE I. — Sg. I. Theending -o isalsofound, e.g. arcu, arco,
I beseech. In A (i)there is also an absolute ending -im, e.g.
melim, I grind. In A (2) there appears also e.g. for-fiun,
exanclo. No definite rules can be laid down for the use of the
different forms ; in time the -im forms get the upper hand.
NoTE 2. — Sg. 2. The short form hke -bir is found only in
a few verbs. Most verbs have -i also in the conjunct forms.
NoTE. — From tíagu, I go, comes a i Sg. ipv. tíag, with the
sense of ' let me go,' ' I wiU go '.
D
Absolute
I. léicmi
Rel. léicme
léicthe
léicit
/léicte
\lécite
2.
3-
Rel.
Conjunct
-léicem
-léicid
-léicet
{:
léicter
lécetar
Pass. léictir
Rel, léicter
NoTE I. — Sg. I. Theending -o isalsofound, e.g. arcu, arco,
I beseech. In A (i)there is also an absolute ending -im, e.g.
melim, I grind. In A (2) there appears also e.g. for-fiun,
exanclo. No definite rules can be laid down for the use of the
different forms ; in time the -im forms get the upper hand.
NoTE 2. — Sg. 2. The short form hke -bir is found only in
a few verbs. Most verbs have -i also in the conjunct forms.
NoTE. — From tíagu, I go, comes a i Sg. ipv. tíag, with the
sense of ' let me go,' ' I wiU go '.
D
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Description | Items from a collection of 170 volumes relating to Gaelic matters. Mainly philological works in the Celtic and some non-Celtic languages. Some books extensively annotated by Angus Matheson, the first Professor of Celtic at Glasgow University. |
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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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