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405.
SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD.

Present, tigead, tagad, or teagad, inflected regularly.

Past, tiginn, tagainn, or teagainn, inflected regularly.

406. Verbal Noun, teaċt (or tioḋaċt, tiḋeaċt)

Participle, teagṫa or tagṫa.
407.
TÉIĠ, GO.

N.B.—The present stem is also spelled téiḋ, but téiġ is preferable, as it better represents the older form, tiag or téig.

408.
IMPERATIVE.
1. — téiġimís (téiġeam)
2. téiġ téiġiḋ
3. téiġeaḋ sé téiġidís

409. In the Imperative 2nd sing. and 2nd plur. other verbs are now usually substituted, such as gaḃ, imṫiġ, téiriġ. The use of téiriġ, plur. téiriġiḋ, seems to be confined to these two forms; imṫiġ has a full, regular conjugation.

INDICATIVE MOOD.

410.
Present.
1. téiġim (téiḋim) 1. téiġimíd
2. téiġir &c. 2. téiġṫí
3. téiġ sé, téiġeann sé 3. téiġid
Autonomous, téiġṫear