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INDICATIVE MOOD.

400.
Present Tense.
1. tigim tigimid
2. tigir tigṫí
3. tig sé tigid
Relative (wanting).
Autonomous, tigṫear.

The Present Tense has also the forms tagaim or teagaim inflected regularly.

401.
Imperfect Tense.
ṫiginn, ṫagainn, or teagainn, regularly.
402.
Past Tense.
ṫángas, ṫánag ṫángamar
ṫángais ṫángaḃar
ṫáinig sé ṫángadar
403.
Autonomous, tángas.

The ng in this Tense is not sounded like ng in long, a ship, but with a helping vowel between them—e.g., 2nd pers. sing.—is pronounced as if written ṫánagais; but in Munster the g is silent except in the 3rd pers. sing.—e.g., ṫángas is pronounced haw-nuss.

404. Future Tense, tiocfad, &c., inflected regularly; also spelled tiucfad, &c.

Relative, ṫiocfas

Conditional, ṫiocfainn, &c., inflected regularly.