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IDIOMS. 59
Exercise III.
Áú^-p, gladness, joy. «^t^-p, disease,
form, delight, plea- óiji, for.
sure. ce<yp, heat.
i. An b-puib -pu&cc onu ? 2. UÁ r-u-^cc
ojim, ^^nr* bi fu&cc o-pm ; &$ur- cÁ e^l^ o-pm
50 m-beró r-u&cu o]tm. 3. 1l^ib umne^-p
on&ib? 4. Dí ; ^5tff uÁ Ác^r onrn n^c
b-p.nt re &noir opmn. 5. An n.-beit) cxvpc
ope ? 6. Hi beró có.j\c onrn, óip u^\ bir-e&c
rnóji onrn. 7. tli b-ytnt ce&r no r/ti&cn, cmne^-p
no 5^t^r\ -Mp biú onrn, — bin-oe^c^-p te T)i&.
8. fíí bróe&nn bnón no e^^t^ &in fexvp ni&iú.
9. 5° "P^b fon&r* A^nr -petm, a^ur* át> &5ur-
^rn^nrjtijA opu. 10. UÁ yonn opm & beic ^5
c&mc le&c.
Exercise IV.
The two idioms of the verb -oo beic, with
^5&m and -mja, are often found in the same
phrase :
cÁit, repute, quality, notice of the people.
■o&oine&T) {gen.pl.) of T>ume), of people.
•beo, or *oeoi5 (obs.) end ; 50 -oeo, for ever.
■peuc, see, try.
^e^n, affection.
mónÁn, much, many, a great deal ; (governs
genitive). mónÁn 'o^ome^-ó, many people.