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2. To express the agent: After the verbal noun, preceded by ar, ag, &c.:

Ar dteaċt annso dóiḃ.   On their arrival here.
With the participle of necessity, participles in ion, &c.:
Ní molta ḋuit é. He must not be praised by you.
Is é sin is indéanta ḋuit. That’s what you ought to do.

3. For its use in connection with the verbal noun see pars. 563, 568, 570.


623.

or FÉ, UNDER, ABOUT, CONCERNING.

1. Literal use: as,

Tá sé fá ’n mbord.   It is under the table.

2. is used in forming the multiplicatives:

a trí fé ḋó, twice three.
a dó fé ceaṫair, four times two.

3. In adverbial phrases:

fá ċoṁair, (keeping) for. fá leiṫ, separately.
fá ḋeo, at last. fá ḋeireaḋ, at last.
fá ṡeaċ, individually, separately. fá mar, just so (as),