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CONTENTS.
Page.
Gaelic Article, . 64
Formation of Cases in Gaelic,ib.
First Declension in Gaelic 65
Special Rules for thegeni- 70
tive,
Irregular Nouns, . 73
Nouns beginning with /, n,
or r,
Second Declension, .
Special Rules, ,
Irregular Nouns,
Third Declension,
Proper Name Declined,
Inflection of Adjectives,
Gaelic Adjectives,
Comparison, .
Irregular Comparison,
Numerals,
Pronouns,
Elision and Contraction,
Verbs,
Conjugation of Verbs,
First Gaelic Conjugation, 120
Second 136
Participles, . 141
Irregular English Verbs, 143
Gaelic Verbs, 150
Absolute Form of the Gaelic
Verb, - - 169
A Concise View of the Gaelic
Verb, - - 170
Defective Gaelic Verbs, 172
Auxiliary Gaelic Verbs, 175
Composite Gaelic Verbs, 179
Adverbs, - - 183
Prepositions, - - 188
Conjunctions, - - 191
Interjections, - - 193
Observations on the English
Parts of Speech, 194
Shall and Will Explained, 196
75
ib.
77
79
ib.
83
ib.
85
89
91 I
94
97
105
106 i
112
AN CLAR-INNSID1I.
Taobh.
Am Pungar Gaelig, 64
Deanamh Charan ’an Gaelig,ion.
Cbeud Tearnadh ’an Gaelig, 65
Rialtan Araid airson a’
ghintich, . 7
I Ainmearan Neo-'rialtacb, 7
| Ainmearan a’ toiseachadh le
l, n, no r, . 75
An Dara Tearnadh, ion.
Rialtan Araid, . 77
Ainmearan Neo-’rialtach, 79
An Treas Tearnadh, ion.
Ainm Ceart Tearnte, 83
, Tearnadh Bhuadharan, ion.
Buadharan Gaelig, . 85
Coimeasacbadh 89
Coimeasachadh Neo-‘rialtach,91
Cunntaich, . 94
Riochdaran, . 97
Gearradh agus Giorrachadh, 105
Gniomharan, . 106
Sgeadachadh Ghniombaran, 112
Cheud Sgeadachadh Gaelig, 120
An Dara, 136
Pairtearan, . 141
Gniomharan Neo-'rialtach
Beurla, . 143
Gaelig, 150
Staid Fheineil a’ Ghniomh-
air Ghaelig, . 169
Gearr-Shealladh de ’n
Ghniomhar Ghaelig, 170
Gniomharan Gaoideach
Gaelig, . . 172
GhniomharanTaiceil Gaeh’g,175
Gniomharan Ealtach Gaelig, 179
Co-Ghniomharan, . 183
Roimhearan, . 188
Naisgearan, . . 191
Clisgearan, . . 193
Beachdachadh air na Pairt-
ean Cainnt Beurla, 194
Shall’us Will Minichte, 196
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1843 - Double grammar, of English and Gaelic, in which the principles of both languages are clearly explained
DescriptionContaining the grammatical terms, definitions, and rules, with copious exercises for parsing and correction : conjointly and severally arranged in both languages : adapted to the improved mode of tuition : for the use of schools and private students by John Forbes. Edinburgh : W. Whyte & Co., 1843.
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DescriptionOut-of-copyright books printed in Gaelic between 1631 and 1900. Also some pamphlets and chapbooks. Includes poetry and songs, religious books such as catechisms and hymns, and different editions of the Bible and the Psalms. Also includes the second book ever published in Gaelic in 1631.