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FOCLACHADH.
124 ETYMOLOGY.
Pers. Plural.
1. We may or can have folded
2. Ye may or can have folded
3. They may or can have folded
Pluperfect, or Past Perfect.
Singular.
1. I might or could have folded
2. Thou mightst or couldst have
folded
3. He might or could have
folded
p' Plural.
1. We might or could have
folded
2. Ye might or could have
folded
3. They might or could have
folded
IMPERATIVE MOOD.
Singular.
1. Let me fold
2. Fold, or fold thou, or do
thou fold
3. Let him fold
Plural.
1. Let us fold
2. Fold ye or you, or do ye or
you fold
3. Let them fold
INFINITIVE MOOD.
Pres. To fold
Perf. To have folded
Put. About to fold
Pears. Jomadh.
1. Faodaidh no’s urrainn sinn
a bhi air pasgadh
2. Faodaidh no’s urrainn sibh a
bhi iar pasgadh
3- Faodaidh no’s urrainn iad a
bhi air pasgadh
Roilan no Lan Seachad.^
Aonar.
1. Dh-fhaodainn no b'urrainn
mi ’bhi iar pasgadh
2. Dh-fhaodadh no b’urrainn
thu ’bhi iar pasgadh
3. Dh-fhaodadh no b’urrainn e
’bhi iar pasgadh
lomadh.
1. Dh-fhaodamaid no b’urrainn
sinn a bhi iar pasgadh
2. Dh-fhaodadh no b’urrainn
sibh a bhi iar pasgadb
3. Dh-fhaodadh no b’urrainn
iad a bhi air pasgadh
MODI! AINEACH.
Aonar.
1. Paisgeam
2. Paisg, no paisg thusa
3. Paisgeadh e
Jomadh. ' T
1. Paisgeamaid
2. Paisgibh no paisgibh-se
3. Paisgeadb iad
MODH FEARTACH.
Lath. A phasgadh,do phasgadh
Lan. lar pasgadh
Teach. Dol a phasgadh