66 TA, is <strong>of</strong>ten used in MSS. for b&, as C|tOT)AT) bO T)A rr)T)Alb JUTl Ab 6 fit) A bA^T)!!) ^If fltte/ $. Cronan disclosed unto the women that such was his real name. Life <strong>of</strong> St. Kevin. OCUT* A beojri Air)rt) AT) pjft, and Beoir was the name <strong>of</strong> the man. Leacan. Future buj% will be. 3Xjt AT) AbbAtiftT) CAbrm^j coriAO bu|* iorncubui5 bo'r? Ajcrijje, Bring forth, therefore, fruits that will be meet for repentance. Matt. iii. 8. In the Subjunctive, Ab is used in the present and future, and njAb, or more correctly, rr)-bA&, in the preter, as bejjtjrr) 5uri ^b IOOAT) ^Ab, I say they are equal ; ^5U|* AT) c t^'ji Ab A]U cvif brieiceAtf)T)uif bo curv OTVC, *| bo COCA bo buAjT) bloc, 1^15 le||* bo clocA and ]:6|* if any man will sue thee at the law, and take away thy coat, let him have thy cloak also. Matt, iv. 40. Preter So njAb ^Ab A- ce^cTq biojenA, that they were his four daughters. Ballymote. This form is also used in the Optative Mood, as 50 n)At> rrjAri r^i) 8eAlTi6cur* buri ro]llrirt A b^iAgnvi^^ r)A n-bAO]r)e, &c. May your light so shine before men, &c. Matt, v. 16. OiAT)At), i.e. bAfi Ab b]A CACA IA jencib ^Ae&el b^AT)Ab AiT)rr) the God rt)
67 b'ArpAjtc ; bA5Aift, threaten, A3 bASAjftc ; bA^i), dig, cut, reap, &c., AS bA]t)c ; b&jc, roar, Connaught, AS b6ic&il, Munster, AS b&icis ; bl]g Connaught, bleAS, Munster, AS bleASAtj; bASA-jft, threaten, AS bASA]|tc ; 5^08, c//, AS slAo8AC, calling, clv]i) and clu^r, ^ear, AS ct<strong>of</strong>, hearing; co^rs, */o/?, AS stopping, cobA^t, sleep, AS cobU8 ; cosA]r), ; CO^A^, defend, AS cop Aftjc, &c. INDICATIVE MOOD. 2. The present is formed by adding to the 1st person sing, in), or A^rt), 2nd, ift, 3rd, ]&, or 13, 1st pers. plural n)jb, Ttrqb, or r^Aoib, 2nd, j8e, 3rd, i&. Relative Af, or e^f. Consuetudinal A^, with the pronoun. 3. Preter, by adding to the 1st per. sing. AJ*, or e^f, 2nd, ]f, 3rd, JD. 1st per. plur. njAji, 2nd, b^^i, 3rd bAji. Consuetudinal sing. 1st, }i), 2nd, e or cib. Relative peAf, or ceAf . 5. The Subjunctive is the same as Indicative. 6. Optative Sing. 1st, Ab, or eAb, 2nd, ift, 3rd, j8. Plur. 1st, n?Aib, or mjb, 2nd, j8e, 3rd, ^b. 7. Potential Sing. 1st, ^]r), 2nd, ^CA, 3rd, ?A8, or f6A8. Plur. 1st, WAIT, 2nd, fi8e, 3rd, bjr. PASSIVE. In the Passive voice the Verb is never conjugated in the synthetic, and therefore every tense has only one terminational form- Imperative in ceAjt, or ceAp. Infin. and Participles in ce or ce, and in CA, or CA, when the last vowel is broad, as CAfCA, bAccA, bo5CA, cArncA, &c. Indie, pres. ceAji, or ceA|i ; pret. At> ; fut. f AJI, feA|i, p|8eA|t, orcpeAfi. Opt. CCAJI, or ceAji. Poten. p]8e ? or c]8e. The same terminational forms are also applicable to the Irregular Verbs.
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