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24 THE VERB *00 beiC.
Exercise III.
The Conditional Mood of *oo beic.
Examples.
bei*óinn, bei'óe&'ó mé, beix)iní|% beitie^t) pnn,
I would be. we would be.
beTÓceÁ, bei'óe&'ó cú, bei*ócí, bei'óeA.'ó pb,
thou wouídst be. ye would be.
bei-óe&X) *pé, -pi, he (or bei*oip, bei^e^X) p^t),
she) would be. they would be.
b/vo is the conditional of ip; as, *oA m-bí>/ó
mé, if it were I.
Obs. — These are the only forms of the Conditional Mood.
The particle -oo is used before it, and even where not ex-
pressed, causes aspiration of the initial, as above. "DA, if,
is very frequently used with it, and sometimes munA, unless,
both of which cause eclipsis ; as, -oÁ tn-bei-oinn, if I should
be.
Exercise IV.
& b&ite, at home (to) home, -peit), ready,
•oob' (*oo bwó), it was. -píoccÁin, peace,
i. bei-ómíf & b-f&'o ó'n c-^o^^l. 2. T)eni
fé 50 m-bei'óe&'ó *pé j~ÁfO<cv leif. 3. tlí
bei*óceA peit) t?&qi ati -mti -pn. 4. tT)un&
• m-bei , óirm, , oob' t)éix>i|A *ouiu -púb&l le&c péw.
5. *OÁ m-b^*ó coit bom pri & "óetm&'ó, -oob'
•péi-oiji n^c-cv-p b' Áit Le&c épn. 6. X>& m-bei*oí-p
f&oji, vo bei-óe^-ó n&*o f&*poA 50 leoji. 7. *OÁ
Exercise III.
The Conditional Mood of *oo beic.
Examples.
bei*óinn, bei'óe&'ó mé, beix)iní|% beitie^t) pnn,
I would be. we would be.
beTÓceÁ, bei'óe&'ó cú, bei*ócí, bei'óeA.'ó pb,
thou wouídst be. ye would be.
bei-óe&X) *pé, -pi, he (or bei*oip, bei^e^X) p^t),
she) would be. they would be.
b/vo is the conditional of ip; as, *oA m-bí>/ó
mé, if it were I.
Obs. — These are the only forms of the Conditional Mood.
The particle -oo is used before it, and even where not ex-
pressed, causes aspiration of the initial, as above. "DA, if,
is very frequently used with it, and sometimes munA, unless,
both of which cause eclipsis ; as, -oÁ tn-bei-oinn, if I should
be.
Exercise IV.
& b&ite, at home (to) home, -peit), ready,
•oob' (*oo bwó), it was. -píoccÁin, peace,
i. bei-ómíf & b-f&'o ó'n c-^o^^l. 2. T)eni
fé 50 m-bei'óe&'ó *pé j~ÁfO<cv leif. 3. tlí
bei*óceA peit) t?&qi ati -mti -pn. 4. tT)un&
• m-bei , óirm, , oob' t)éix>i|A *ouiu -púb&l le&c péw.
5. *OÁ m-b^*ó coit bom pri & "óetm&'ó, -oob'
•péi-oiji n^c-cv-p b' Áit Le&c épn. 6. X>& m-bei*oí-p
f&oji, vo bei-óe^-ó n&*o f&*poA 50 leoji. 7. *OÁ
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