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		ABSOLUTE.		DEPENDENT.
1.	$\scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right.}$	ċonnac ċonnacas	(ċonnarcas)	$\scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right.}$	facas faca	$\scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right.}$	feacas feaca
2.		ċonnacais	(ċonnarcais)		facais		feacais
3.		ċonnaic sé	(ċonnairc sé)		faca sé		feaca sé
1.		ċonnacamar	[ċonnarcamar]		facamar		feacamar
2.		ċonnacaḃar	[ċonnarcaḃar]		facaḃar		feacaḃar
3.		ċonnacadar	[ċonnarcadar]		facadar		feacadar
		Autonomous,	conncas		facas or facṫas

The older spelling was atċonnac and atċonnarc, &c. The t is still preserved in the Ulster dialect: ṫanaic me, &c., I saw.

(do-)ċífead, ċíḋfead,	feicfead,
(do-)ċífir, ċiḋfir,	feicfir,
&c.	&c.
Autonomous, ċífear	feicfear

(do-)ċífinn, ċíḋfinn,	feicfinn,
&c.	&c.

In the Future and Conditional feicfead, &c., and feicfinn, &c., can be used in both constructions.

Present,	feicead, feicir, feiciḋ sé, &c.
Past,	feicinn, feicṫeá, feiceaḋ sé, &c.
Participle,	feicṫe.