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Infinitive, bo or A ceAcc (haghtth) or qAcc (he"-
aghtth) to come, !)1 or ^15 t*^5 ^e comes. Neg. t)f c^rn, 7
come. Inter. AD b-c^nj ? do I come 9 Rel-
^13 eA T*> (hig~ ass or
?) ci3, Ae ^o comes,
AT) c(
cometh, Ballymote. Consuetudinal.
f&, &c. / usually come.
Pret; Aff. 1 c^vfrjiceAf, (ha-nick-ass,) or
(han-gass,) I came, 2 c^i?icif,or c^ijjif, thou earnest
3 CA^IC f6, (ha-nick-shay,) Ae came plur.
ti)A^i,
or cA)5A-n)A|i, cAr)5AbA|t, CA^AbAit ;
he came, Ballymote ; ^ry^Ab^, they came, ib. Neg.
of c&jrjjceAf, 1 did not come. "
Inter. AI> b-c^t)iceAr ?
/ come? Rel. At) c6 bo c^oic, Ae ^Ao came? Consu
1
2 cf5^6e, 3 qsebfj-,
I usually came, &c.
ci5ji), 2 qseA, 3 c^eAb ^ plur. 1
Fut. Aff. ]
ctoc^Ab, 2 cioc^Aijt, 3
will come, &c. Neg. t)'i i^oc^^b^Iwill not come. Inter
AD b-qocp Ab ? (on ddhuk-foddh,) shall 1 come? Rel
? who will come ?
SUBJUNCTIVE.
Pres. and Fut. Affir. rn& i^]n), if I come. Neg
I do not come.
Pret. Affir. ro& c^oseAr, if I came. Neg. n)vr)4
tt)vt)A b-ti5irt), if
b-CA]i)5eAf, / wo^ come bA Ttaa7 cc^ b^bbA, si venia
hostis. Trans, of the Gaelic Soc. p. 26.
Optative. 1 50 b-c^eAb, 2 50 b-c^jt, 3 50 b-t