A codlad, sleeping. Jar gcodlad, hav- Ar ti Codlad, ing slept. INDICATIVE MOOD. about to sleep. Present Tense. Affirmative. SINGULAR. 1 Codlaim, da me mo cod-, lao, I sleep. 2 Codlain tu, TA TH coolao, thou sleepest 3 Codlaiñ se, tá se na ċodlad, da si na codlad, he or she sleeps. PLURAL. 1 Codlamoid, támoid nar gcoolad, we sleep. 2 Codlain sib, ta sib bur gcoolao, ye sleep. 3 Codlain siad, ta siad na 3coolao, they sleep. Present Negative, Nj ċodlajm, niel me mo codlad, I do not sleep, I am not asleep. Present Interrogative, A gcodlajm, bfuil me ċodlad? do I sleep? am I asleep? (66) Preter Negative, Njar codail me, ni raib me mo codlad ? I did not sleep, &c. Preter Interrogative, Nar codail me ? an raib me mo ċodlao? did I sleep? &c. 1 Coideolam, beid me mo1 Coideola siñ, beid sin nar coolad, I will sleep. 2 Cordeola tu, beid tu do coolao, thou wilt sleep. 3 Coideola se, beid se na Codlad, he will sleep. gcodlad, we will sleep. 2. Coideola sib, beid sib bur ¿Codlad, ye will sleep. Cordeola siad, beid siad nagcodlad, they will sleep. 3 Future Negative, Ni ċoidealfad, or ni ċoideola me, or ni biam mo codlad, I will not sleep. (67) Future Interrogative, An zcojdeola ? or an mbeid me mo Codlad? shall I sleep? 1 Da mbiañ mo codlad &c., if I had been asleep, &c. Preter Negative, Muna be go raib me mo ċodlad, if I had not been asleep. 1 Go raib me mo codlad,, 1 Go raib sin nar gcodlad, may I sleep. 2 Go raib tu do codlad, mayest thou sleep. may we sleep. 2 Go raib sib bur gcodlad, may ye sleep. Codlad,) (3 Go raib siad na gcodlad, may they sleep. 3 Go raib se na codlad, may he sleep. Present and Future Negative. may I not sleep. I wish I had been asleep. Nar raib me mo ċodlad, Bfearr liom go raib me mo codlad, Вfearr liom naċ raib me mo ċodlad, I wish I had not been asleep. (68) FORMATION OF THE MOODS AND TENSES. ACTIVE VOICE. Every regular Verb has six principal parts, in the active voice, from which all the moods and tenses are formed: viz. (69) 1. The imperative; as, buail, strike; crom, bend. 2 The infinitive, usually formed by adding 40, to the imperative, if the last vowel is broad; ead, if small; as, do buailead, or do bualad, to strike; do cromad, to bend. (70) 3. The present, formed by adding im, or am to the imperative; as buailim, I strike; cromam, I bend. 4. The preter formed by adding 4r, Ir, or ear to the imperative; as, do buajleas, I struck; do ċromas, I bent. 5. The future, formed by adding ad, ead, or 1d; fad, fead, or Fio, to the imperative; as, buailfead, I will strike; cromfad I will bend. (71) 6. The consuetudinal, subjunctive, formed by adding, fan fuiñ, or fin, to the imperative; as da mbuailfiñ, had I struck; gcromfun, had I bent. (72) Regular verbs are therefore conjugated through the primary tenses active, in this manner; Buail, do bualad, buailim, do buaileas, buailfead, da mbuailfiñ, strike. Bris, do brisead, brisim, do briseas, brisfead, da mbrirçin, break. Cás, do ċásad, cásam, do ċásas, cásfad, da gcásfuiñ, twist. Ceap, do capad, capam, do ċeapas, ceapfad, DA gceapfuiñ, shape or fit. Agall, d'azallad, agallam, d’agallas, agallfad, da nagallfun, accost. Báist, do báistead, báistim, do báisteas, báistfead, da mbáistfiñ, baptize. Arduig, d'árdużad, árduiġim, d'árduigeas, áirdeoċfad, da náirdeocfuiñ, raise. do ċruiñjużad, cruiñim, do ċruiñigeas, cruiñeoċfad, da gcruiñeoċfuiñ, gather. |