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ETYMOLOGY.
FOCLACHADH. m
CLAR GHNIOMHARAN EALTACH,
Gu bhi iar an Sgeadacbadh a
reir “ Is toigh.”
Is abhaist dhomh, &ce.
B’abhaist dhomh,
Is ag leam,
Is aithne dhomh,
Is coir dhomh,
Is cuimhne leam,
Is coma leam,
Is dedin leam,
Is docha leam,
Is eagal leam,
Is eis domh,
. Is eigin domh,
Is grain leam,
Is fedil domh,
Is fiach leam.
Is fuath leam,
B’fhuath leam,
Is leir dhomh,
Is ait leam,
Is ard leam,
Is beag orm,
Is bed dhomh,
Is binn leam,
Is caomh leam,
Is daor leam,
Is duilich leam,
Is gabhaidh leam,
Is gasda leam,
Is Tada leam,
Is fearr leam,
Is ion dhomh,
Is math leam,
Is lugh’ orm,
Is md leam,
Is nednach leam,
Is dg leam e,
Is trom leam sin,
Ace. &ce.
The Verb “ Bi,” combined
with a Prep. Pronoun, is often
rendered to have or possess in
Gaelic, as well as to form Com-
LIST OP COMPOSITE VERBS,
To be Conjugated after the man¬
ner of “ Is toigh.”—
I use, I am wont, &c.
I used, I was wont
I doubt
I know, I am acquainted with
I ought
I remember
I care not, I do not like
I am willing, 1 wish
I suppose, I think
I fear, I am afraid
I delay, am detained
I must
I abhor, disdain
I know, I am acquainted
I value, condescend
I hate, dislike
I hated
I see, I perceive
I rejoice, I am glad
I think (it) high
I hate, I dislike
I live, I am in life
I like, I think (it) melodious
I love, I like
I think (it) dear
I regret, am sorry
I wonder, am surprised
I delight
I long
I prefer
It becomes me
I am glad
I hate more
I think more of
I wonder, I am surprised
I think it young
I think that heavy
&c. Ac.
Gabhar an Gniombar “ Bi,”
naisgte ri Riochdar Measgta, gu
trie a chiallachadh “ biodh agad"
no “seilbhich,” ’sa Ghaelig, cho