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ETYMOLOGY.
Na'm paisginn, iflshouldfold,
or had folded, &c.
Gu'm paisginn, that I would
or should fold, &c.
FOCLACHADH.
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Na'm paisgteadh mì, iflwere
folded, or if I shouldbefolded
or had been folded, &c.
Gu'm paisgteadh mì, that I
wouldox should be folded, &c.
Future Tense.
[Used as a present affirmative tense after a relative pronoun without
the particles ged and ma. See Future Subjunctive, p. 111.]
Ma phaisgeas mì, if I shall or
willfold, &c.
Ged phaisgeas mì, thoughl 'shall
or willfold, &c.
Ma phaisgear mì, if I shdll or
will be folded, &c.
Ged phaisgear mì, though I
shall or will be folded, &c.
INFINITIVE.
Pasgadh, folding, wrapping, covering; complicatio. Do
phasgadh, a phasgadh, tofold, to wrap.
Pasgadh, mas. afolding, complicandum, is declined thus : —
Singular.
N pasgadh.*
G. pasgaidh.
D. pasgadh.
A. pasgadh.
V. a phasgaidh.
PARTICIPLE ACTIVE.
Pres. A' pasi^
folding, a-folding.
Plural.
N. pasgaidhean or pasgannan.
G. phasgadh or phasgannan
D. pasgaibh or pasgannaibh.
A. pasgaidhean or pasgannan.
V. a phasgaidhean or a phasganna.
PARTICIPLE PASSIVE.
, at I Past. Paisgte,
SECOND CONJUGATION.t
Ioc, (ìuxq), pay, to paj/,
Principal Parts.
Imp. Past. Fut.
Ioc, dh'-ìoc ìocaidh,
Aidich, dh'-aidich, aidichidh,
AN DARA SGEADACHADH.
Aidich, confess, to confess.
Pàirtean Stèidheil.
Infin. Past Part.
ìocadh, ìocta or ìocte.
aideachadh, aidichte.
* The infinitive in ~adh, is a noun of the first decìension, expressive of the
verbal energy or effect. It is seldom used in the plural. — See page 38.
f The tenses of the fìrst and second conjugation are all alike in their terminations.
Their difference consists only in the use of the particle "do" aspirated and con-
tracted dh' or dh'-, and in some cases d', before the secondary forms, beginning with
a vowel or / pure. D' is also used in tenses of the Irregular verbs, beginning with
t or r pure.
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