Fut. 1 ftAG^Ab, 2 TtACfAffl, JIAC^A^S f, 01* JtACCAb, jiAGAift, fiACA|6, r&, I will go, &c. Neg. y\ juxcAb, / will not go. Inter. AI) jtAGcAb ? s/jfl// f go ? Relor fi
85 INDICATIVE. Pres. Affir. 1 r^Sl"?* 2 r^31Tt, 3 t:A3]b re, (fawee shay) I find, &c. Neg. T)f F&SJTD, I do not find. Inter- Aflb-r-A^rp ? do I find. Rel. AD ce i^A who finds. Neg. AT) ce TJAC b-^AjAi), (wa-on) does not find. Consu.r.A5Ai) pe, Ae usuallyfinds, en gets. Pret. Affir. 1 r-VAjtAr, (foo"-or us,) 2 r-uArtAir, 3 FUAIJI re, (foo"ir shay) / found, &c. Neg. tn b-VAfiA]% (nnee voo^ur-us) 1 did not get. Inter. AT) b-p-AfiAr ? efo/ /^/ /* Rel. AT) c6 t;vA]ti5 ^ w^o found- Consu. 1 fe'pAgAp, (ddhaw-inn,) 2 b'pAgrA, (ddhaw-ha,) 3 b'fAA& re, (ddhaw-oo shay,) / usually found, Sac. i. e. pvAijt r & or 5 t?vAi|i, ^^^o/. Ballymote. In this instance the verb in the 3rd person singular is in the synthetic form. Future. 1 eAbt;A&, (ghev-foddh,) 2 7;eAbfAi;|t, 3 36Abt;ui8 re, (ghev-fu"-ee shay) or 5eAbcAo, (ghevhoddh,) &c., / will find. Neg. t)f geAbrAb, or i)f b-pujgeAb, (nnee wee-oddh) / will not find. Inter. AT) b-pu^geAb ? shall I find ? Rel. AT) ce Tj he who will find. Neg. AT) c& TJAC will not find. SUBJUNCTIVE. Pres. and Fut. Affir. TDA -pAJAin), or TDA if I find. Neg. rout)A b-t;A5Ab, or TI)UT)A if I find not. Pret. Tt)A ^UAJIAT;, i/ / found ; bA b-t;uf5iTl, (f / had found ; TDUT)A b-t:uATtAr, / jT 7
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