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f&, may I come, &c. Neg. i)Ari ctjeAb, may I not
come, b'peAfifi IjOtt) 30 b-cisji),
I wish I had come.
Potential. 1 bo qocprit), or cjocprjij, (huck-fwinn,)
2 qoc^A, 3 qocpAb T*&, (huck-foo-shay) plur. 1
ciocATnYjT/, 2 ttoc^Ai&e, 3 qoc^Abif, / would come,
&c. Condit. bA b-qocpqi), should I have come, b'jreAfifi
Ijort) 50 b-qocprtt), I wish I had come. i t)f
rio
n&II 1
At? bjA cvti) bo jtASAb IT> bjl],
awd the god did not know
when the deluge would come on. Ballymote.
The obsolete verb 1^31
it). Preter. fi&]t)ic, to arrive
at, or come to, is sometimes used in the preter. It
seems to be compounded of jio and c]5]ti7, fio and
. Dr. Neilson.
C&, (tthay) go.
IMPERATIVE.
Singular.
Plural.
or c^^Art), (tthey-um,)
let us go.
2 c,go. c6j5t6e, or ^]^6, go ye.
3 c&i5e